SAILING Wildly Intrepid TRAILER
Welcome aboard SV Wildly Intrepid, our 43 feet C&C Landfall. We are Cory, Alex, Coral & Kai originally from Quebec, Canada. Since meeting over 15 years ago in Newfoundland, Canada, we have been consumed by an obsession with travel. Living life one semi-retirement at a time then working for a while to do it all over again as soon as possible. In 2019 after a few years of hard work and learning some basics about sailing and boat work, we untied the lines and set sail from Lake Erie, Canada on a Hunter 33. We cruised the Erie Canal down the Eastern Seaboard and over to the Bahamas. A blown engine eventually became a blessing as we learned to really sail in the Bahamas before returning to the US to rebuild our engine (in our galley). After another season in the Bahamas we finally were lucky enough to have our first child Coral. Now a crew of 3 but somehow always single handing our way through the Bahamas again. This time with a new appreciation for the simple things like watching Coral experience sand for the first time or meeting new life long friends. We started seeing some of the limitations of our small Hunter 33 and feeling a little cramped as a crew of 3 we started dreaming and looking for a new vessel that would fit our new needs. On the way back from the Bahamas just as we lost reception we found the vessel we were looking for. While transitioning between our old boat and new to us C&C Landfall 43 we were extra grateful to have upgraded as we had our son Kai. Now with 2 kids under 2 and a tight timeline to get down the Erie canal before it closes we were retracing our steps all over again. Failing rigging slowed us down as we tackled a whole re-rig by ourselves in Georgia before enjoying the Bahamas another time. This year after a few more months of boat work we untied the lines to sail further than ever. Through remote islands in the Bahamas our minds were blown away. Even Turks and Caicos Islands surprised us before settling in a new pace in Luperon in the Dominican Republic for hurricane season. Filled with amazing experiences and beautiful moments alongside downright stressful, terrifying, and frustrating moments. The uncertainty and adventure is what drives us and keeps us excited for what is coming around the next bend.
If you like what you see don't forget to give us the thumbs up!
#sailing #sailingfamily #cclandfallsailboat
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Welcome aboard SV Wildly Intrepid, our 43 feet C&C Landfall. We are Cory, Alex, Coral & Kai originally from Quebec, Canada. Since meeting over 15 years ago in Newfoundland, Canada, we have been consumed by an obsession with travel. Living life one semi-retirement at a time then working for a while to do it all over again as soon as possible. In 2019 after a few years of hard work and learning some basics about sailing and boat work, we untied the lines and set sail from Lake Erie, Canada on a Hunter 33. We cruised the Erie Canal down the Eastern Seaboard and over to the Bahamas. A blown engine eventually became a blessing as we learned to really sail in the Bahamas before returning to the US to rebuild our engine (in our galley). After another season in the Bahamas we finally were lucky enough to have our first child Coral. Now a crew of 3 but somehow always single handing our way through the Bahamas again. This time with a new appreciation for the simple things like watching Coral experience sand for the first time or meeting new life long friends. We started seeing some of the limitations of our small Hunter 33 and feeling a little cramped as a crew of 3 we started dreaming and looking for a new vessel that would fit our new needs. On the way back from the Bahamas just as we lost reception we found the vessel we were looking for. While transitioning between our old boat and new to us C&C Landfall 43 we were extra grateful to have upgraded as we had our son Kai. Now with 2 kids under 2 and a tight timeline to get down the Erie canal before it closes we were retracing our steps all over again. Failing rigging slowed us down as we tackled a whole re-rig by ourselves in Georgia before enjoying the Bahamas another time. This year after a few more months of boat work we untied the lines to sail further than ever. Through remote islands in the Bahamas our minds were blown away. Even Turks and Caicos Islands surprised us before settling in a new pace in Luperon in the Dominican Republic for hurricane season. Filled with amazing experiences and beautiful moments alongside downright stressful, terrifying, and frustrating moments. The uncertainty and adventure is what drives us and keeps us excited for what is coming around the next bend.
If you like what you see don’t forget to give us the thumbs up!
#sailing #sailingfamily #cclandfallsailboat
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SUPPORT OUR VIDEOS ON PATREON
https://www.patreon.com/WildlyIntrepid
MAKE A ONE TIME CONTRIBUTION
https://www.paypal.me/wildlyintrepid
WILDLY INTREPID MERCH
https://teespring.com/en-GB/stores/wildly-intrepid
HELP us get what we NEED Amazon Wish List
https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/2GTH6AGVPH4LP?ref_=wl_share
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Defender Marine
It’s a great place to get your marine supplies from plus we get a small kickback when you buy through our affiliate link.
defender.pxf.io/xL9D9v
Here is a link to purchase SOK batteries and help out the channel at the same time without costing you anything extra.
https://www.us.sokbattery.com/?ref=zS7whJNCsEGFPu
BougeRV
FOR 32% OFF ON all ED series and CRD series fridge and battery
CODE: Wildly
Or use link：https://bit.ly/3ZYruez
UNOWIX batteries use the Promo Code UNOWIX10 for an extra 10% discount.
Here’s the affiliate link. We do receive a small percentage on every sale which helps us out.
https://unowix.com/unowix-defender-x100.html#aff22
USA Amazon link :
Vagabond Heart COUPON
Use our affiliate link when buying a sticker or patch and we receive a small percentage of every sale.
https://vagabondheart.co?sca_ref=2994343.Oj9OO9JP2Z
If you want to support our videos feel free to use one of our Amazon Affiliate links to purchase from. We receive a small percentage which helps us keep on creating content for you. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Main Camera : https://amzn.to/3gcpGGh
Rode VideoMicro microphone : https://amzn.to/2VEv4Zp
ASUS Laptop : https://amzn.to/3ou11zR
Our favorite Book https://amzn.to/3qwiYj5
The BOOKS I WROTE
“Hikes of Western Newfoundland” : https://amzn.to/33NphoR
“Hikes of Newfoundland” : https://amzn.to/39WtjPR
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Music [Epidemic Sound]
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Wildly Intrepid Sailing Lastest Videos
We Didn’t Expect St John to Be THIS Beautiful E383
This week aboard SV Wildly Intrepid we continue exploring the stunning island of Saint John! We sail from beautiful Waterlemon Bay to the world famous Trunk Bay with its crystal clear turquoise water and perfect white sand beach. A tropical rain shower cl...
We Found the PRETTIEST Island in the Caribbean E382
This week aboard SV Wildly Intrepid we explore what might be the most beautiful island we’ve visited all season… 🌴🇻🇮 Sailing the US Virgin Islands with our buddy boat, we explore St John Island and hike the incredible trail from Francis Bay w...
Why St. John Feels Nothing Like St. Thomas E381
🌴 Island hopping through the USVI brought us from the busy streets of Charlotte Amalie on St. Thomas to the wild beauty of St. John… and what an adventure it turned into. We wandered the steep chaotic roads of Charlotte Amalie (definitely not the mos...
We Didn’t Expect THIS in the US Virgin Islands… E380
Our sail from Puerto Rico to the US Virgin Islands started off absolutely perfect… warm winds, beautiful seas, and another unforgettable Caribbean passage aboard SV Wildly Intrepid. But once we arrived in St. Thomas, things got interesting fast. We expl...
From Chaos to Paradise: Sailing Vieques → Culebra → Puerto Rico E379
What started as a simple sail turned into a full-on emergency… As we left Vieques, a hose clamp suddenly snapped—dumping all our engine coolant in seconds. With no engine and two little ones onboard, we had no choice but to drop anchor fast and figure...