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Don’t Touch Your Keel Bolts!
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On a well-built offshore boat, keel bolts are torqued at the factory and designed never to be touched. Production boats are a different story, but if you're on ...

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The Bungee Cord Autopilot
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When your autopilot dies offshore, you need a backup plan. Two bungee cords and properly trimmed sails can keep you on course for thousands of miles on a ...

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Sailing the Mediterranean: Wild Weather after Cape Malea on a Family Catamaran
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Rounding Cape Malea in Greece then up to Monemvasia the weather changed fast. 45+ knots, waterspouts, and one of the wildest days we’ve had aboard our Lagoon ...

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The Power of a Full Keel
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A full-keel boat like the Tayana 37 tracks with minimal input and keeps the rudder well protected from grounding damage. For offshore work, those trade-offs ...

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E225 – Satonda Volcano & Swimming With Whale Sharks in Sumbawa
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We leave Komodo National Park and sail towards the extinct volcanic island of Satonda, off the northern coast of Sumbawa. Famous for its unique saltwater ...

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Offshore Traffic Management
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350 miles offshore and a restricted vessel calls "sécurité" on channel 16. It's up to you to understand what that means and act accordingly. You get on the ...

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The Future of Offshore Yacht Design
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Median yacht length has increased every year since 1960. This Pacific Seacraft 61 is a good look at where things are heading. 📗 Get My Book: ...

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Easter Island – The Adventurous Route
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The passage to Easter Island can be straightforward or it can beat you up for weeks. The year you go matters more than you think. 📗 Get My Book: ...

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Why You MUST have a skeg-hung rudder
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A skeg protects the rudder and gives it two bearing points instead of one. Losing your rudder offshore is a serious emergency, and improvised fixes don't hold ...

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I can’t believe this died on me AGAIN!
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1,800 miles from the nearest road and the autopilot is in pieces on my lap. It didn't fail in a storm - it failed in 15 knots and 3-foot waves. The boat just ...

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The Boat that Caused a Scandal
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Before Robert Perry's Valiant 40, you were either on a fast racing boat or a slow full-keel cruiser. His decision to combine a fin keel with a skeg-protected ...

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We Live on a Lagoon 42 in Greece
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A small glimpse of our life aboard Sailing Bluefish — sailing and living full-time on a Lagoon 42 in Greece and the Mediterranean.

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The Pardeys Were Right.
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Lin and Larry Pardey logged hundreds of thousands of miles on small boats. I'm starting to see the light of their message - smaller means lower costs and more ...

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E224 – Komodo Part 2: Dragons, Mantas & Insane Currents
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Komodo Part 2: DRAGONS. We head to Rinca Island for a guided walking tour in search of the legendary Komodo dragons, seeing them up close in their natural ...

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The Sailboat Philosophy I Live By
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Cheap gear usually becomes expensive gear eventually. You buy the cheaper option, spend hours installing it, then replace it months later with the thing you ...

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The Reality of Living on a Yacht full-time. Outrunning a 50mph Storm!
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It would mean the world to us if you can hit the like button and subscribe, thanks A&R ❤️ Find daily content on our socials: 📸 Instagram: ...

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Offshore Miles in Under Two Weeks
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Not everyone can take months off to sail — but that doesn't mean you can't get real offshore experience. The Atlantic is full of passages that will take you ...

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The Truth About Watermakers
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Most watermakers don’t fail because they’re old - they fail because they’re neglected. Membranes get destroyed, systems corrode internally, and owners skip ...

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Every Sailboat Owner Should Have This Document
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Cruising boats are systems-heavy machines, and buyers can feel overwhelmed fast. Keeping a detailed boat document — from filters to line lengths to spare parts ...

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Boat Electronics Are a Trap
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Marine electronics age fast. Support disappears, charts stop updating, and expensive systems quickly become outdated. Buyers often overvalue electronics, but ...

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Dog Loves to Jump into Jungle Waters 🍃 #boatdog #dog #trinidad
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Whether it's the bows of our sailboat, the edge of a pool or a rocky jungle ledge, our boat dog Rose will sing, bark and give you "the look" until you throw a ...

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Sailing Greece’s Most Underrated Coastline on a Lagoon 42
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We leave Pylos and begin making our way along the Messinian coast of Greece, with short sails, quiet anchorages, old stone walls, and a few lessons learned ...

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Sailboat Insurance Can Screw You.
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A boat can be insured on paper and still not be covered in practice. For solo sailors, the fine print matters as much as the policy itself. 📗 Get My Book: ...

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The Marine Engine Debate
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Not all marine engines survive equally well over time. Certain engine designs last dramatically longer in saltwater environments, why mixed metals become a ...

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