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Pat and Alexa prepare their Nordhavn 57 Noeta for crossing the Sea of Cortez, dialing in PredictWind weather routing, TimeZero navigation, propane provisioning, and offshore float plans.
At Spice Island Marine Services in Grenada, Raff and Sascha tackle raw water descaling on their Yanmar diesel, troubleshoot uncured gelcoat patches over epoxy, roll and tip the deck dock box, and re-bed leaking lifeline stanchions.
Chris and Lisa of SvSerenity run their dinghy ashore at Winding Bay in Abaco, exploring the beach, filming fireflies, inspecting a hillside clubhouse bar overlooking a golf course, and cooking dinner as the sun sets over the cove.
SV Nandji II departs a French Guiana river to sail 600 miles to the Caribbean, skirting Venezuelan offshore oil fields and running dark through pirate-prone waters before making landfall in Pirate Bay on Tobago.
When a catamaran rudder is raised and the tiller arm drags on the deck, Joe Bennett from Joyrider TV shares a practical repair: rotate the tube upward and re-rivet it.
Brian and Jillian from Sail Stillwater attend the Annapolis Boat Show, connecting with cruising creators, touring new catamarans, and catching up with friends on the docks.
Mads Dahlke prepares the creek bunker workshop for office work and voiceovers, installing spray foam and ceiling drywall before running a trailer dry run with Danny for catamaran Spiffy.
Sailing Banana Pancakes departs Charleston for a three-day offshore passage to Virginia, battling squalls, landing kingfish, and navigating night watches.
Sailing Clewless Crew navigates southern Italy from Brindisi to Santa Maria di Leuca, sheltering from 35-knot gales before enduring a rough 24-hour passage with beam seas and seasickness.
Duca and Roberta achieve a major build milestone on their custom 43-foot aluminum sailboat in France, finishing every weld below the waterline, installing standing pipes, and receiving their new Selden mast.
After stocking up provisions in Le Marin, Martinique, Alex and Cory sail SV Wildly Intrepid across the Saint Lucia Channel through steep swells to anchor in Rodney Bay and clear customs.
Steph and Travis aboard Jibsea II motor 19 nautical miles from Skingen to Rørvik, docking without thrusters, sampling fresh harbor shrimp, and refilling custom propane tanks.
When acute pneumonia struck Nikki Wynn aboard Undra in southwest England, Jason organized an urgent kayak evacuation to meet emergency responders on shore.
Daniel attends the final day of the Annapolis Sailboat Show, completing 19 interviews, touring production sailboats, and connecting with creators and cruisers at the docks.
Sailing Catalpa explores Tikehau atoll in French Polynesia, testing scuba gear, visiting the off-grid Île d'Eden organic farm, and setting sail across 180 nautical miles to Tahiti.
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Scott and Sandy prepare their Seawind 1160 Lite catamaran, Sea Moon, for four months on the hardstand at Cleopatra Marina in Greece, tackling ventilation, systems, and rigging.
Linn and Erik sail their Beneteau Oceanis 45 across Sardinia's La Maddalena archipelago, navigating national park pet rules, upwind tacking, and marina provisioning.
Michel and Corinne tackle bungalow DIY projects on Nosy Be, installing a Swiss pasture bell and painting cabinets before exploring island forests and hiking Mont Passot.
Weighing anchor at Lizard Island, the catamaran Moor R & R tackles an 11-hour passage north toward the Flinders Group, hoisting the Code 0 in 20-knot winds, landing pelagic fish, and outrunning squalls.
Jack Strickland and Aaron Gallagher spend 48 hours in the Tanzanian bush with the Hadza tribe, documenting traditional bow hunting, rapid friction fire-making, and ancient foraging techniques.
After completing a 1,600 nautical mile voyage to Bahia de Los Angeles, Tim and Jess face a violent night ambush ashore, prompting an emergency medical evacuation and a nine-hour transit to file a formal complaint.
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