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RAN and we sail to Antigua and lay anchor in Freeman Bay, English Harbour. This is the place to go to if you want to see a lot of superyachts! We couldn't help ourselves to daydream about which boat we would like to have. So many beautiful yachts! But English Harbour is not only a place for sup...
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We are currently running a competition where our Patreon’s go into a draw to come onboard and sail with us on our last sail in Australia. It will be from Mooloo...
Do you know how it feels when there's 1,5 m high waves coming straight in to your anchorage? We got to experience it for a day and night and it was pretty uncomfortable! In this EXTRA long episode we explore Guadeloupe together with Johan's parents and make a quick visit in Les Saintes to ...
"These shoes are made for walking"... Well maybe not with flip flops when you're hiking in the forest ;) Join us as we explore Terre De Haut in Les Saintes by walking up and down the hills. It's such a beautiful island and so colorful. Then we sail to Guadeloupe along the west co...
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In this episode of Sailing Nandji, We sail into Mooloolaba as Yosh has been offered a job working on a local boat. We show you around Mooloolaba and give a tour ...
The town of St. Pierre in Martinique was once the capital of the island but 1902 a volcanic eruption killed everybody except one guy! We went hiking on the volcano Montagne Pelée and then visited the destroyed city. Beside from some land exploration we also stayed in a couple of very nice anchorages...
Leaving Grenada in the southern Caribbean we did an overnight sail directly to St. Lucia since Malin's friend was coming to visit us in Martinique. We made a few stops in St. Lucia and then arrived to Le Marine in Martinique which felt a little bit like being back in Europe. It was the easiest ...
After arriving to St. George's in Grenada we find out that our dinghy, Shabby, is leaking air. Then we sail to Carriacou but have turn back due to unexpected problems. We should have listened to the old salties and never left on a Friday ;)
We are a Swedish couple who wanted a different kind o...
Christmas eve had arrived and that's the day we celebrate in Sweden. We had a nice time in Bequia, the Grenadines and found a pair of crutches for Malin so she didn't have to jump on one leg all the time. We met our Swiss friends who sails on a Trimaran and then we set sail south again to ...
Half way in to crossing the Atlantic the squalls continues and we don't get a lot of sleep. But the days pass fast anyway and when there's only a couple of days left the trade winds kicks in and we start to logg many miles per day. After 18 days we arrive early morning to St. Davids on Gre...
We set sail on November 23 and left Mindelo, Cape Verde to cross the Atlantic to Grenada, Caribbean. The forecast wasn't optimal and the very light winds were concerning. The first week gave us some sun and company by dolphins but very light winds. And then the squalls showed up on the horizon ...
What's it like to sail across the Atlantic in a 62 ft boat or a 30 ft boat? We talk to the owners of both and have a look at their boats. One of the coolest things about sailing is that it doesn’t really matter what boat your sailing. You can still sail to the same places! Oh, and then we have ...
The Atlantic crossing is getting closer but before heading back to Mindelo we visit a couple of more anchorages. We celebrate Halloween on the beach with sailing friends and then sail to the uninhabited island Santa Luzia. Back in Mindelo we prepare the last things for the crossing but then our gut ...
We had a great time on Ilha do São Nicolau, Cape Verde! A beautiful green island with very friendly people. We stayed at anchor in the fishing village Tarrafal and explored the island by foot and Aluguer. We also went on a spontaneous hike in flip flops and found the amazing cliffs in Carbeirinho.
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For the first time we travel on another boat! We make a roadtrip to explore the greenylicious island Santo Antao, said to be the greenest of all the islands in Cape Verde. So beautiful and a must see if visit...
It feels so good to be in the tropical Cape Verde! We're in the city Mindelo, São Vicente, after sailing from the Canaries. Mindelo is a city full of colors, noise and friendly people. RAN needs a bit of work but we have plenty of time to explore the city and the island São Vicente. Oh, and don...
We finally caught a fish! And you will probably laugh because it was sooo small :) But it was tasty! Join us on our preparation sail for the Atlantic crossing, a 750 Nm passage from El Hierro, Canary Islands to Mindelo, Sao Vicente, Cape Verde. Except from a couple of things breaking and too light w...
Sailing is often about changing plans and take the day as it comes. So our plans on sailing to Cape Verde had to wait a couple of days and instead we sailed to a new island! El Hierro is the smallest of all the main islands in the Canaries. We made a stop on the south coast in La Restinga and got am...
How do you manage to stow 3 months of food in a 40 ft sailboat? There's a lot of things to think about when planning a long passage and food is one of the most important. Join us in this episode to find out how we did and to see more of our DIY projects!
We are a Swedish couple who wanted a d...
Offshore sailing guru John Kretschmer talks PFDs and life rafts, plus we deploy a Winslow offshore 6-man lift raft in open ocean conditions.
Music by Jess Cook (Into the Dark) and Milk Chance (Stoln Dance)
In this episode we're in Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, to work on the boat. This marina is famous for being a hub point for blue water sailors preparing to cross the Atlantic and since that's our case we try to get as much things done as we can. We also spend a very good time with our new frie...
In this episode we are in La Coruña, Spain. During our two week stay we get to explore the city. We also get our gennaker sail set up on our new furler and hoist it for the first time. We then continue our sail south and sail along the coast of death (Costa da morte) to Muxía, a small fishing villa...
It is time to cross the Bay of Biscay! But first we sail from Guernsey to Camaret Sur Mer in Brittany, France. During our three day stay we explore the natural park around Camaret Sur Mer and prepare for the crossing. On the Bay of Biscay we meet a lot of dolphins and on the first night around 50 pi...
Guernsey is one of the Channel Islands and is situated 43 Nm from Cherbourg, France. We leave Cherbourg after 24 hours and arrive in St. Peter Port on Guernsey in the afternoon. The first marina is too shallow and RAN is standing aground every six hours. After three days we move to another marina an...
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