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In this episode we sail to Bora Bora in French Polynesia to witness one of the most picturesque places we have ever seen. But coming here comes with an enormous price tag, with some of the resorts costing an astounding $10,000 per night to stay at...
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We continue cruising around the Tuamotu islands in French Polynesia, mainly in Fakarava atoll, where we meet some locals who take us spearfishing. But it all turns to custard as Jamie ends up in Hospital.
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran, which Colin rebuilt with friends and ha...
This episode addresses the classic question of which boat is faster, a catamaran or a monohull, between SV Delos and our Lagoon 450 catamaran (or Jamie 465 to be exact). There are obviously too many variables to properly answer this question, but a 450 mile race offshore in French Polynesia certain...
In this episode we decide to go on a hike in French Polynesia, but I get split up from the 3 girls, and decide to let it all hang out as I make my way back towards the boat in the Marquesas islands!
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran, which Colin rebuilt with friends and has star...
A raw and emotional account of the moment that we had been waiting for, for so many years. 2,855 nautical miles, 19 days and 10 hours at sea, we finally arrived in the Marquesas islands. It was the adventure of a lifetime, and that feeling when pulling into Fatu Hiva island will be something we NEVE...
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This week we enter the dreaded doldrums, where it is just one squall after another for days on end. But we get serious about what it would mean to have to abandon ship, so we get mentally and physically prepared for worst case sc...
Welcome to part 1 of our Pacific crossing series! We finally set sail across the largest ocean in the world from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and sail 3000 miles to the Marquesas islands, in French Poynesia. But we get off to a very rough start for one of the crew, who has a panic attack at the thought ...
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This is the final week of boat jobs before our rigging arrives for us to do a full replacement, then finally set sail across the biggest ocean in the world, to French Polynesia!
SV Parla...
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Crazy episode this week as we do a 3 day regatta in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico with 60 of our patreons! On the final day we get given a Superyacht from "Seaside pacific yacht charters" to have the party of the year! We never woul...
We go to the Miami boat show to meet up with lots of our friends, but also celebrate being on the cover of Latitudes and attitudes magazine! Here we go on a Vela boat with our friend John after meeting up with some fellow Below deck friends in Miami. Big thanks to for organizing our booth at the sh...
The crew score some EPIC surf in Nicaragua before setting sail to Honduras, but boredom kicks in and the crew decide to jazz things up a little!
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran, which Colin rebuilt with friends and has started sailing around the world. They found bulkhead dama...
We try something different for Lattitudes and attitudes magazine, but on second thought realize that it was pretty dangerous for the girls...if you want to see the cover shot they ended up choosing go here:
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran, which Colin rebuilt with friends and...
We FINALLY clear out of Costa Rica and sail up towards Nicaragua, where Colin has a small lot of land tucked away in a small surf town paradise. And as usual the crew have a LOT of fun along the way, including surf, pranks, and rain showers!
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran, wh...
It is our final few days in Costa Rica, and all the crew go for one last night out in Coco beach, leaving the captain all alone to be as free as a bird!
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran, which Colin rebuilt with friends and has started sailing around the world. They found bulkh...
In this episode we sail 230 miles into the wind and sea almost the entire length of Costa Rica, with no auto pilot because of the lightning strike!!
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran, which Colin rebuilt with friends and has started sailing around the world. They found bulkhead ...
The Parlay revival had an awesome time at the Annapolis boat show, and Colin invited his good friend Chef Marcos Spaziani to join in the festivities, so its a little below deck reunion at the boat show!
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran, which Colin rebuilt with friends and has ...
This is the first ever behind the scenes episode of below deck where I interview every cast member about their experiences on the show, and also some of the production team about what its like behind the scenes of below deck sailing. We talk about what it was like for Captain Glenn to have to let go...
We continue to try troubleshoot the damage from our second lightning strike, but our 2 friends come and distract us from doing our work! Not that we complained because we always feel like its important to have a little fun while working on the boat, but not too much fun!
SV Parlay is a hurricane da...
We got struck for the second time in 2 years during wet season in Costa Rica. We lost all navigation equipment and also most of the Victron gear is now toast. But chief engineer Colin Trouble shoots the systems slowly, to get to the bottom of the total damages to the boat.
SV Parlay is a hurricane ...
We discover a [tiny version] of the Lagoon 51 at the Lagoon booth and I steal some ideas for our new sugar scoops. We lift Mary with a super cool motorized winch handle. I steal my friends logo @ParlayRevival and put it on my own hats. We get a bunch of sweet merch from my favorite sailing chann...
We go to the Newport International boat show and invite Daisy Kelliher from Below Deck sailing along with us and end up being in a hilarious popularity contest between Jamie and Daisy about who has more fans than the other!
Thanks to @TotalBoat for organizing the YouTube tent!
SV Parlay is a hurr...
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