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Wild Sail North 20 Knots 2 Metre Swell a Code 0 Gamble Sailing North to the Flinders Group Australia
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.
It was a tough passage…but we made it!
Kieran and Leeann Raftery navigate a 100-mile coastal run from the Gold Coast to Yamba aboard SV Awry, managing rolling beam seas, nighttime sail changes, and a falling-tide bar crossing.
Is Tasmania the World’s Most Underrated Sailing Destination?
Slim and Soph round Tasman Island and Cape Pillar aboard SV Nakama, navigating 4-meter swells off the Tasman Peninsula before sheltering behind Canoe Bay's shipwreck breakwater.
Sailing La Vagabond responds to my accusation of lying
Peter Lukursky and Bart analyze marine weather data costs, reviewing Riley's response regarding SeaPeople and examining UK admiralty and Australian data licensing.
Working in the Outback, Northern Australia. (Ep 319)
Anchored in Gove, Vernon Deck of Sailing Learning By Doing details eight months working as a maintenance officer across remote Arnhem Land homeland schools.
FIRST SOLAR TEST….Too Good To Be True??? (Pt. 2) Aluminum Catamaran Build 93
Brian Trautman, Karin, and Open Water Solar complete and test the 6,000-watt flexible solar roof on Delos 2.0, achieving 175 volts on bench testing and cutting array weight to 160 kilos.
Sailing Past Gladstone’s Giant Industry to Pancake Creek | Life on the Hulls 460
Ross and Janet motor Synergy through the Curtis Island Narrows and slam through rough wind-against-tide chop off Gladstone Harbour before reaching shelter at Pancake Creek.
You’ve NEVER Seen Solar Like This! INSTALL BEGINS 🛠️
Brian Trautman initiates the Delos 2 solar panel installation, outlining ambitious plans to maximize off-grid power on the catamaran roof without drilling mounting holes.
WIND WAVES & LIZARD ISLAND! Our BEST Sails Yet! Exploring Lizard Island Sailing Queensland Australia
Aboard catamaran Moor R & R, Gary and the crew complete a fast 6.5-hour sail to Lizard Island to snorkel giant clams in Watson's Bay, dive Mermaid Cove, hike 10,480 steps overland to Blue Lagoon, and visit the Marlin Bar.
S04E06 – Dishwasher Installation and more Boat Jobs | Building Wilda
Axel and Iuliana tackle an unplanned galley refit on SV Wilda in Melbourne, fitting a benchtop dishwasher, mounting a mast line cover, and installing bamboo sinks.
This simple failure could sink your boat!
Kieran and Leeann depart Brisbane aboard Awry, confronting an emergency bilge leak underway before outrunning an unforecast 30-knot midnight thunderstorm toward Gold Coast.
We Sailed to the World’s Largest Prison Island
Slim and Soph depart Hobart aboard their 34-ft sailboat Nakama, completing an eight-and-a-half-hour passage across Storm Bay and around Cape Raoul to anchor in Ladies Bay at Port Arthur, Tasmania.
The Ultimate Adventure! (AFRICA UNCUT)
✅ Tap my link to get Fishing Clash on iOS/Android for FREE and redeem my code BACK2BASICS to unlock a $20-value starter pack, exclusively for new players! 🎣 Share your biggest catch in the comments below! The boys are back together for their biggest Series yet! 30 Days getting Back 2 Basics in Afr...
After 6,000 Miles, We Finally Made It to the Caribbean | S6 E06
After just under 6,000 nautical miles and six weeks of near-constant time at sea, the anchor finally goes down in Store Bay, Tobago. Three long Atlantic passages are behind us, and for a little while, the Caribbean is ours to slow down in. But arriving is never quite as simple as stepping ashore. B...
We’ve never seen anything like this! | Life aboard our sailboat
Aboard their 1980 Swanson 38 Awry, Kieran and Leeann Raftery depart Brisbane for Tasmania with their two young children, weathering a violent 45-knot marina hailstorm and a sudden bilge alarm in Moreton Bay.
Leaving Our Mark at the Percy Islands | The Famous A-Frame Ep 458
Life On The Hulls sails custom catamaran Synergy to Middle Percy Island in Queensland, Australia, navigating West Bay tides to place their mark at the historic A-Frame.
Strong Winds, Cast Net, Hope Isles & Historic Cooktown Sailing East Coast Queensland Australia
Gary and crew aboard cruising catamaran Moor R & R navigate building trade winds on a passage from the Hope Isles to historic Cooktown, exploring Endeavour River maritime history in Far North Queensland, Australia.
Installing Handles on our Boat – S04E05 | Building Wilda
Axel and Iuliana of Building Wilda engineer and install 316 stainless steel handrails on their Schionning Wilderness 1340 catamaran in Melbourne, mastering epoxy potting and hydraulic bending.
As an Aussie, I never knew how incredible this area is – Cruising on Synergy Ep457
Brett and crew aboard SV Synergy escape marina berths to cruise the Capricorn Coast and Great Keppel Island, mastering extreme tides, offshore passages, and off-grid living.
Episode 320 – The Sailing Master Potter!
While recovering from a spinal injury, Bear of the Sailing Pickle Family tackles wheel pottery and cathedral heights as the crew readies SV Pickle for Queensland.
How am I going to afford to build a 62ft CATAMARAN? – (Episode 384)
Colin MacRae details the financial strategy, engineering requirements, and shipyard logistics behind funding and constructing a custom 62-foot expedition catamaran on Sailing Parlay Revival.
We Didn’t Know If We’d Make It This Far | Sailing into Sydney – Episode 177
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Moving huge things solo sucks! [Ep. 166]
Luke tackles grueling solo boatyard refit tasks aboard SV Supernova, moving a 70 kg anchor, 300 kg chain, and heavy sails using mechanical advantage and rigging tackle.