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Paddleboard Adventure  Dodging Traffic, Happy Faces! 3
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Blue Cave Montenegro really does turn you blue, have a look for yourself. Get there early if you want the cave to yourself as it turns in to a nightmare very ...

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Riveted Steel Hulls: A Lost Art
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Fantome's hull was built from thousands of overlapping steel plates, caulked and fastened by hand with red-hot rivets. That was the same basic method used on ...

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Blue Cave Chaos  Day Trip Boat Mayhem!
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Blue cave Montenegro, Absolute carnage if you get the timing wrong. See full video on channel @SailingClewlessCrew

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The Problem with the Rio Dulce
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Rio Dulce has sheltered sailors from hurricanes for generations, but its entrance lies behind a sandbar with only five or six feet of water. A massive schooner ...

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Trapped Overnight  Unexpected Night on the Water
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Had to stay up and watch the boat as we were literally sat on top of a ship wreck. Watch full video here @SailingClewlessCrew

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Terrifying Storm Survival  Rescuing Our Dog!
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Worse storm in recent memory in Sarande Albania. Cleo our sailing dog needed reassuring. See full video @SailingClewlessCrew

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John Gets Dragged! You Won’t Believe What Happens Next!
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Worse storm in recent history in Sarande Albania. Watch full video @SailingClewlessCrew

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The 282-Foot Yacht With an Incredible Past
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Finished in an Italian warship yard in 1927, this 282-foot yacht began as "Flying Cloud". She then passed from an English duke, to a Guinness heir, and ...

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The Hurricane You Cannot Dodge
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A hurricane does not steer itself; larger wind patterns high above it, called steering currents, carry it like a cork in a river. When those currents weaken, ...

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He Did Everything Right. They Still Vanished.
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In October 1998, the 282-foot riveted-steel schooner Fantome entered the western Caribbean with 31 people aboard and Hurricane Mitch building over the horizon. ...

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New episode is up on our channel! ⛵️ #sailing #sailingadventures  #funny
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One of the questions we get all the time: where do you put all your food?! A little look inside our galley, how we organize food, and where we manage to fit ...

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Great Party Boat, Bad Offshore Vessel
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At $100,000, a Lagoon 42 can look like an incredible bargain, and I think these boats make spacious, fun cruising platforms for the Caribbean. However, I would ...

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Sailing STUNNING Montenegro
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Sailing STUNNING Montenegro takes a wild turn as strong winds drag our anchor, we explore historic Budva, enjoy a restaurant mooring in Bigova Bay, and battle ...

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The Most Dangerous Part of Hurricane Season
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Early-season hurricanes often form far across the Atlantic, giving sailors time to watch them develop and track their approach. In October, the western ...

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What Scares Me Most Offshore
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Sharks, rocks, and pirates are not what scare me most when I sail offshore. Hurricanes are unpredictable, impossible to outrun, and powerful enough to ...

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Is Rod Rigging Really the Best?
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Standing rigging progresses from standard 1×19 wire to compact strand and finally to solid rod, with each step increasing strength and stiffness while reducing ...

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The Valiant 40 Was Built Wrong…But it Worked.
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A 12-inch change made while building the Valiant 40 left its sail plan out of balance with the keel. Adding a bowsprit corrected the problem, improved the ...

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This 40-Foot Trimaran Would Absolutely Rip
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This 2012 Hughes 40 weighs less than five tons despite its 40-foot length and massive 30-foot beam, giving it the ingredients to be an exceptionally fast ...

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Cool Boat, But is it Worth $300,000?
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The Antigua 58 Pilothouse is spacious, unusual, and packed with features that could make it somebody’s dream cruising boat. It may be a good boat, but the ...

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The Dutch Build the Best Metal Boats
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Dutch builders have generations of experience producing beautiful steel and aluminum boats capable of cruising anywhere in the world. Koopmans yachts combine ...

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Sailing Albania to Montenegro | Blue Eye, Durrës & a Windy Crossing
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Sailing Albania to Montenegro: from the stunning Blue Eye and coastal views to a 60-nautical-mile passage into Durrës, followed by a lively crossing to Bar. We ...

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Short Keel vs. Long Keel Explained
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A deeper keel places more weight farther below the boat, helping it resist quick rolling and feel stiffer in the waves. Like the pendulum on a grandfather ...

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Finnish Boats Are Usually Winners
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There's a bit of a stereotype about the Finns in the sailing world...but not a bad one. Finland is home to respected builders such as Baltic and Nauticat, and ...

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