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In the second part of our Pacific Crossing we have to deal with some issues. Mario has to go up in the mast to repair broken lines, which is no fun on the ...

We were more or less ready with everything to prepare for the Pacific crossing when Covid-19 hits the world. We had to make a decision, staying in Panama or ...

Time to get the boat ready again. It felt strange be stuck for 5 weeks on anchor without being able to manouver. Friends come over to help us to get the rudder ...

Los Aves Sotavento is the western island group of the Los Aves Archipelago north off the Venezuelan mainland. The water is crystal clear and there is usually a ...

After we dropped our rudder in the last episode, Mario starts to repair it. We make a few holes in it to let the water drip out just to find out the damage is ...

We explore the small island Little Curacao and set sails to Los Aves Sotavento, the western Los Aves island group in Venezuela. Marlin is sailing upwind for ...

After our beloved Stinky died a couple of days ago it’s time to get a new dinghy. I brought a gennaker from my trip to Germany and we test it first time and ...

After we dropped our friend Jenna we sail back to the mainland and arrive in Vista Mar Marina. Before we plan to cross the Pacific, we want to renew our ...

TIme to spent some time on the Pearl Islands. We meet with our friends from Sailing YUM YUM and make a nice BBQ on the beach. The boys caught fresh fish for us ...

After we crossed the Panama Canal a week ago it’s time to discover the Pacific side of Panama. We went to Taboga and got a little bit stressed from the tide ...

We can smell the Pacific Ocean! Part 2 of our Panama Canal crossing starts with a swim in the Gatun Lake, where a lot of crocodiles are home and we manage ...

Finally it's time to cross the Panama Canal for Seatramp! Mario just came back and we directly get ready to cross to the Pacific side of Panama. We are lucky ...

Finally there is a decision! Panama Canal we are coming! We're going to the Pacific! After I'm still alone in the Shelter Bay Marina, Mario gives me the go to ...

Still hanging around in Shelter Bay Marina, @SailingwithThomas, @WindHippieSailing and me decided its time to go out for a day sail. With 3 different boats in ...

I arrived last time from my solo sail in Shelter Bay Marina after 3 weeks alone in the San Blas Islands. So it's time for me to socalize a little bit again. ...

I am still alone on Chichime, San Blas Islands. In the last days the weather is getting worse, one rain shower after another. After a 17 hour thunderstorm I ...

Still alone on Chichime, San Blas, it’s time for me to play a little bit with my new spear gun. I’m hungry, the fridge is still full but I want a fresh fish ...

One of the many beauties of living on a sailboat is that you can literally sail your home anywhere, even if it his just to the next harbor over to get a change ...

Seatramp without the real captain? Finally it's time for Mario to leave to America to help a friend of us who got hit by a lightning a few months ago and ...

Early in the morning we start our way thru the reef of Linton Bay and head back to San Blas Islands, where we meet Carla and Simon from OceanFox. We spent ...

After we installed the new batteries last time, it's time to finish a few last boat projects before we start our way back to San Blas Island. We will made a ...

In the end of the last episode we arrived in Shelter Bay Marina. First thing in the morning - before checking in - Mario has to check if our batteries arrived. ...

Goodbye San Blas, hello Shelter Bay Marina! It's time for us to leave the wonderful San Blas Islands to pick up our new batteries in Shelter Bay Marina. ...