Leaving the Brazilian island of Fernando de Noronha, we are travelling from 4 degrees south, to 5 degrees north. That’s 1500 miles in the stormy windlass ...

From the southeast trades to the milk run, through the ITCZ — the doldrums — up through the northeast trades, and then into the westerlies at 35-40 degrees ...

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We are into our second week of our Pacific Crossing now and things are getting exciting. We sail across the Equator and celebrate our status changing to ...

One of our biggest fears sailing across oceans is sinking out at sea, along with pirates, lightning, and injury. We hear about boats hitting containers and ...

Why are we storm chasing as we approach the equator? How we shift gears offshore. We go storm chasing and switch gears when squall after squall, storm after ...

The boat has an accidental gybe while sailing 400 miles offshore of Guinea. The cameras were rolling. See how we react to overcome it and find out why this ...

Never get too comfortable in the Doldrums, how to destroy a sail in just a few seconds. For the full story; ...

The joy of a peaceful sea... and the utter frustration of flogging sails! This episode has it all. These videos are made possible by you. Check out our ...

The adventure continues as we get completely trapped in the doldrums. Spirits are quite low with the lack of forward momentum. Our most important sail, Dill ...

We head offshore on a 6 day passage from Kavieng, Papua New Guinea to the extremely remote Hermit Islands in the Pacific Ocean. https://www.sailingnandji.com ...

Karl's engine is dead, so we set sails to slowly make our way back towards Panama City. Winds are low and turning in this area and the tidal currents are not ...

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