http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - After having seen some sharks at Highbourne Cay we left the Exuma Cays and crossed the Exuma Bank to Nassau. There we had to do a haulaout to replace the cutlass bearing because we have already sold tavarua to a Canadian c...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - We left great Exuma and sailed up north to the Exuma Cays to see the highlights of this awesome group of islands - Staniel Cay, Major Cay, Walderick Cay and Highbourne Cay. This islands are special and really worth to visi...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - We are really happy to announce that Alina is back. Some days later the parents of Klaus arrived and we started sailing. Klaus´s mum got seasick - so we decided to stay at Great Exuma one more week…
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http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - Great Exuma, Georgetown, Stocking Island and Chat ´n´ Chill - that are the places where we spend our time in the last weeks. Sigi and Doris went home to Austria and we are waiting till Alina will arrive here in Georgetow...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - Long Island is really an amazing place. White sand beaches and cristal blue water. After exploring the northern part of this island we sailed to Georgetown Exuma because Sigi and Doris had to fly home to Austria.
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http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - After a nice new year run on the uninhabited islands of Plana Cays we sailed downwind to Acklins Island, Crooked Island and then to Long Island - an amazing and very wavy trip with a lot of adventures.
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http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - From Turks & Caicos Islands we sailed to Mayaguana and the to the Plana Cays - some uninhabited islands, where we celebrated our New Year party.
If you are interested in the awesome Aleader shoes - we can offer you a ...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - The first Christmas without our kids - a hard time. But Sigi and Doris came from Austria to spend Christmas with us in Turks and Caicos and we had a great time kitesurfing together before we left to the Bahamas.
Alina is ...
Here you can find more information about our Hallberg-Rassy 352: http://www.thesailingfamily.com/HR-352-Tavarua.pdf
End of February we will sell our Hallberg-Rassy 352 here in Georgetown / Exumas / Bahamas or in Florida. If you are interested in Tavarua s...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - The Turks and Caicos Islands are really special - the colors of the beaches look unreal. We had some awesome kite days at different spots - flatwater and wave - so we spend a great time there.
Alina has been in Sydney and...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - From Great Inagua we sailed to Little Inagua, West Caicos and finally to Provicendiales (also called Provo). After visiting the Spadoilla Bay we sailed to Blue Haven Bay where you can find some of the most beautiful beache...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - Great Inagua was just amazing for us - first because it was our first Bahamas Island that we have visited and second we love non touristic islands. Great Inagua has only one town and really lovely and helpful people, nice ...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - After we had visited the Blue Mountains in Jamaica where the most expensive coffee is coming from and had lunch in a Rasta community we sailed on with the positive vibes of Jamaica in the direction of Cuba and then to an i...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - Our aim was to cross the Caribbean Sea to the DR and then sail in the landfall to Puerto Rico. But the wind and the current took us to another place. But we are really excited that we landed there - a nice place to be.
We...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - We went to Cartagena for surfing and Suu attended a Spanish learning course. It was really nice to spend a week to ride some waves. Next week we will cross the Caribbean Sea in the direction of DR and Puerto Rico.
Vita has...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - The trip to the Colombian desert to go kitesurfing there was really amazing - the people - the desert - the sanddunes - the trip - a real adventure.
Vita and Alina are living their adventures in the US and Australia - an u...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - As we have finished our teak deck work now we will travel 2 weeks in Colombia. First we will start with a trip to the Colombian desert to go kitesurfing there.
Alina and Vita are living their adventures in the US and Austr...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - We finished our teak deck work now and it looks amazing. Moreover we have a new dinghy chap now and Vita and Alina show what’s going on in the US and Australia. They both have big fun and enjoy their travels.
In the next...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - We had 2 problems on the boat - water was coming in. One problem was the rudder shaft sealing and the other a blister in the hull. So we decided to do another haul out to repair it and to be sure that Tavarua will be ready...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - As the teak deck looked awful after our first “refit“ we decided to do all new - no not new just a new refit. A lot of work but it looks awesome now. Vita and Alina enjoy their time in the US and Australia and both h...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - After having visited the oldest coffee factory of South America we picked up our new pillows for the cockpit, went back to Tavarua and started to do the interior refit. A lot of boatwork…
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http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - I picked up Suu from the airport in Cartagena and 2 days later we had been in the Colombian Jungle for a nice hiking adventure and 3 wonderful days in a bamboo hut…
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http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - Kitesurfing is really awesome here - nearly every day wind and even Sigi the shark diver recognized that sports not only under the water can be nice and started a 8 hour kitesurfing course in a nearby kitesurfingschool.
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