Garrett and Ruth Jolly: The artisans behind Salt & Tar, currently double-planking their 35ft wooden ketch, Rediviva, for the next phase of their Pacific ...

It's never easy to say goodbye to a loved one. The day we did we were surrounded by so much love and we are very happy to share that with you. Everyone ...

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Join us as we set of on the 300nm Refeno regatta to Fernando de Noronha #boatlife #liveaboard #sailingadventure #Sailing #WoodenBoa #refeno

Join Barry Collins of SailorBarry as he documents his high-authority transition from historic vessel restoration to reviving sail-powered cargo aboard his 85ft ...

We’re down to the wire on Lady Hawk. With only days left before we set sail, the stern still needs to come back together. In this episode we push through the ...

Join Ben and MP of Sailing Yabá as they document their high-authority transition from rookies to masters of traditional Brazilian shipwrighting aboard their ...

Garrett's Dad has passed away. A loss that is hard to share. He watched, and re-watched, every episode. I picture him now fishing with Swabie by his side, a ...

Episode #326 | Flying to Barbados To get Yabá ready for the next leg of our journey up the coast, it’s time for a massive upgrade: a brand-new sail wardrobe. ...

After nearly a year in Canadian waters, it's finally time for Arabella to say goodbye to Newfoundland and begin the long journey south. But there is still one ...

Painting, my favorite! The interior and the pilot house while Garrett sorts out some materials for the windows. Thanks for watching! p.s. I try and reply to ...

Saying goodbye to Lucas after weeks on board, but the crew swap is instant. Gui is back on Yabá! After a final trek through the jungle to the white sands of ...

Fully enjoying our life at the dock and out of the boatyard. We got what we needed to done in the yard and now we can slowly complete the rest while waiting ...

Watching the boats in the harbor and continuing to maintain our own is not a bad way to pass the time. Slowing down a bit from our intense 6 months in the ...

Sailing Yabá 324: Sailing to Brazil’s Most Infamous Island: Bees, Miracle Fruit & Prison Ruins (Ilha Grande) We pull anchor from the historic town of ...

Developing a new climbing route isn't just about climbing. It's hauling gear, improving the boat, making the route safer, and solving one problem after ...

Join the Founders Circle and become part of the story at: www.MarinerSpirit.com Two stories. One ship. Sixty years of memories that don’t quite agree. In ...

After 3 years of service Steve makes a big change to the rudder head taking off the bronze hardware and replacing it with a more traditional wooden setup. Not ...

Our first week back on the water. A mellow work flow simply enjoying the dock and the break between pushes in this refit 🤗 Thanks for watching! p.s. I try ...

Sailing yaba Episode 323 We set sail from Ilhabela at dawn in pouring rain, putting Vini’s old saying to the test: “Leaving in bad weather brings good luck.” ...

Launch Day! Yes, no, maybe, yes, wait, yes 😂 We miraculously had the perfect amount of time to continue slick seaming to help slow the water ingress upon ...

Sailing yaba Episode #323 It's time to leave the incredible Varadouro Channel and make our way to Cananéia for some important repairs and upgrades before ...

After sailing to Newfoundland’s remote south coast, we established a wilderness base camp beneath the Nuddick and began exploring a granite wall that, as far ...

Months of preparation have led to this moment. After hauling hundreds of pounds of climbing and camping gear deep into Newfoundland's wilderness, we finally ...