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While anchored in San Andres, Captain Rick Moore and his family welcome an exhausted blue-winged teal brought by a local fisherman, attempting to nurse the migratory bird overnight aboard Sophisticated Lady.
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.
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.
Justine and Robin navigate daily life in Cienfuegos, Cuba, documenting marina outages, local food logistics, and community resilience during hurricane season.
Captain Rick Moore replaces four 200W rail panels on Sophisticated Lady with BougeRV N-type bifacial TOPCon modules, comparing shade tolerance and daily yields in San Andres.
Rob and Rachel Hamill dismantle the crossbeam on Javelot in a Trinidad boatyard after an insurance surveyor flags cracked bushing welds, sparking a tough debate on marine insurance costs.
Captain Rick Moore retrofits a Highfield Sport 390 dinghy with a BougeRV 200W N-Type solar bimini top and tests a Redodo 100Ah lithium battery starting a Suzuki 60 HP outboard.
Rob and Rachel Hamill manage an intensive haul-out aboard catamaran Javelot in Chaguaramas, Trinidad, while their sons Declan and Ivan complete an Atlantic cargo voyage.
Beau and Brandy navigate SV Saoirse through challenging Caribbean waters, escaping the hurricane belt on an offshore passage toward safety in the ABC Islands.
When a catastrophic seawater pump failure floods Inesperada off the Cuban coast, the cruising crew of Sailorama executes emergency damage control and discovers extraordinary local ingenuity in Cienfuegos.
After sailing from Portobelo, the Sailing Big Lost crew hauls out at Shelter Bay Marina to repair bow gelcoat damage, replace propeller anodes, and provision before transiting the Panama Canal.
Connor and the family aboard Sailing Big Lost depart the Swimming Pool in San Blas, stop overnight at Chichime, and sail 38 nautical miles to Portobelo under their Code 55 sail ahead of a scheduled boat haulout.
Sailing the Virgin Islands | Bareboat Charter USVI & BVI | Culebra, Buck Island, Sea Turtles, Christmas Cove
Days 6 and 7 of our unforgettable bareboat sailing adventure through the U.S. and Spanish Virgin Islands were the perfect finale to an amazing trip.
Day 6 we set sail from beautiful Cu...
Tied up at Shelter Bay Marina, the crew of Sailing Big Lost tackle consular appointments in Panama City, visa filings, and canal scheduling before their Pacific passage.
The crew aboard Sailing Big Lost departs the San Blas islands, navigating beam seas and commercial canal shipping lanes on passage to Shelter Bay Marina in Colón, Panama.
When an afternoon squall hits the San Blas Islands, a routine day turns urgent as cruisers unite to rescue a stranded mariner outside the breaking reef.
Anchored at the Swimming Pool in San Blas, Sailing Big Lost manages power in heavy cloud cover, receives a panga grocery order, and investigates recent boat fires.
Aboard Big Lost, Connor and Kelly escape no-see-ums in Snug Harbor, haul diesel by hand in Nargana, troubleshoot a starboard raw water pump, and sail into the Swimming Pool anchorage in San Blas.
Sailing Big Lost voyages from Colombia into Guna Yala, navigating coastal reef passages to Caledonia and Isla Pinos while learning local customs and island technology.
Three cruising families leave the marina in Cartagena for an inland mountain retreat in Minca, Colombia, hiking cloud forest trails to La Victoria Coffee Farm before tackling a leaking blackwater valve back aboard Big Lost.
Sailing into Cartagena Colombia, Sailing Big Lost crosses 400 nautical miles from Bonaire, dodges Magdalena River logs, clears a harbor net, and explores the historic Walled City.
Sailing Big Lost departs Bonaire on a 420-nautical-mile passage to Cartagena, Colombia. The crew replaces a leaking raw water pump underway, navigates nocturnal lightning storms, and hoists their Code 55 gennaker sail.
After prepping in Grenada, the Sailing Big Lost crew departs St. George's for a 400-nautical-mile passage to Bonaire, hoisting their Code 65 downwind sail aboard their Vision 444 catamaran.
Connor and the crew aboard Big Lost cruise Martinique from Saint-Pierre to Fort-de-France, hike the crater rim of Mount Pelée, and replace a leaking engine raw water pump in Petite Anse d'Arlet before heading toward Grenada.
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