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Calm Winds Make Deadly Waves
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When the wind eased, the crew thought the storm was passing. Instead, the sea became more dangerous. Cross seas create steep, unpredictable waves that strike ...

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First Sail Alone Since Sailing To Hawai’i
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In October 2026 I will attempt a 30,000 mile solo nonstop circumnavigation of the planet aboard my Pacific Seacraft 40, "Phoenix do Mar", meaning Phoenix of ...

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The Crew Blamed Him for This.
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The crew of the Rose-Noëlle blamed John Glennie for the disaster, but when survival demanded action, he repeatedly dove into freezing water to recover ...

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GP Dr. Gary Asked Me About Mental Fitness | An Interview on Cocos Keeling Islands – Ep 281
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During my stop at the beautiful Cocos (Keeling) Islands, I had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Gary. He invited me into the radio studio on West Island for an ...

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This is What Real Seamanship Looks Like
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No GPS. No sextant. Trapped inside an overturned hull, John Glennie calculated their position using a climbing airliner and its flight path. This is seamanship ...

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119 Days Lost at Sea – How it Began
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John Glennie named the Rose-Noëlle after a young woman he met in Tahiti and lost in a tragic plane crash. Sixteen years later, the boat capsized, beginning an ...

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After 8 Years…It’s Time to Say Goodbye
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After 8 Years...It's Time to Say Goodbye And just like that...a chapter comes to a close. After eight years of live aboard sailing around the world, where ...

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He Died Climbing the Mast
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I used to climb the mast without proper protection, but years of experience completely changed the way I approach it. Now I use two static lines and multiple ...

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How Much Water Do You Need on a Boat?
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Plan on about five gallons of water per person each day for water-conscious boaters. For guests who want longer showers and fewer restrictions, that number can ...

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Watch this Before Buying a Catamaran
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Unless you have $200K lying around, I always suggest going with monohulls over catamarans. At lower prices, monohulls may be better equipped, more forgiving, ...

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SSL776 ~ First Overnight Test after Refit.. How did She perform?
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After almost a year on the hard, Sophisticated Lady is back where she belongs — offshore, under full sail, heading somewhere extraordinary. We pulled anchor ...

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Every Sailboat Should Carry This Kit
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When a steel stay broke underway, Colligo Marine's emergency shroud kit made it possible to replace the damaged rigging and keep sailing. This is one backup ...

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64 Days Until I Sail Nonstop Around The World
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Jerome and my brother join me on the first phase of sea trials ahead of my circumnavigation. In October 2026 I will attempt a 30,000 mile solo nonstop ...

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Not Clipped In at 30 Knots?!
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He's walking around on his boat with no harness while sailing at 30 knots...and making it look easy. Experience can build incredible confidence to do cool ...

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No Autopilot, No Plotter, No Mail | When thinks break on the Indian Ocean – Ep 280
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The second half of the passage from Indonesia to Cocos (Keeling) Islands was another unforgettable chapter of my solo ocean sailing journey. Out in the Indian ...

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Never Climb the Mast Underway
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I once climbed the mast while underway and ended up badly bruised from being thrown against it repeatedly. Looking back, I should have stopped, anchored in a ...

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Sailing to Moorea Was Hard, The Reward Made It Worth It
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After weeks of exploring the remote atolls of the Tuamotus, it was finally time to sail to Moorea in French Polynesia. What looked like a straightforward ...

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Don’t Set Two Anchors Alone
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When I am sailing alone, I avoid putting out two anchors because recovering both can become nearly impossible if they start dragging. I would rather leave and ...

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Our Family Sailing Adventure Wasn’t Supposed to End Like This
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Family Sailing Adventure Wasn't Supposed To End Like This After safely sailing our damaged catamaran south from Antigua to Guadeloupe, we make one final stop ...

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She Jumped off My Boat While Underway…
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I once had someone jump off my catamaran while we were sailing, and I had to turn the boat around to recover her. If someone goes overboard, my first move is ...

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Shock Loading Broke My Rigging
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After six exhausting days at sea, I was too tired to reef while the boat repeatedly launched off the waves and slammed back down. By the time I reached port, ...

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Watch this before you cross the Carribbean
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For a Caribbean passage, I plan on going straight south or straight north for a manageable crossing. Heading east means fighting the prevailing winds and ...

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S1E54. The REAL Cost of DIY Restoring a 57ft Sailboat… ($7,000 Mistake!)
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⚓ Welcome back to Sailing UV! This week you're coming to work with us. From installing electronics on brand-new fishing boats, working on massive yacht ...

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The Time My Sail Almost Killed Me
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Speaking of dumb things I've done on a sailboat, let's revisit the time the Aruba Coast Guard stayed with us until three in the morning to help me get my sail ...

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