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How To Sail Out and Back Through Waves
Joyrider TV

How To Sail Out and Back Through Waves

Launching and landing through waves is one of the most challenging skills in catamaran sailing. In this video I'm sailing the Nacra 450 Mk2 solo in Texel, Netherlands, working through waves that are easily big enough to capsize the boat. Throughout the session I explain exactly what I'm l...
LEAVING HOME – OR ARE WE ? // Life On The Hulls Ep430
Life On The Hulls

LEAVING HOME – OR ARE WE ? // Life On The Hulls Ep430

An essential piece of safety equipment relies on correct positioning on the Catamaran and a means of releasing it in case of emergency. Our life raft has been waiting for instal and 2 days away from leaving was a good time to get the job done. Patreon Membership Thank you for supporting my product...
Cyclone Warning in Fiji & WE Decided to Ride It Out in the Marina
WE|Sail

Cyclone Warning in Fiji & WE Decided to Ride It Out in the Marina

Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail. EPISODE 343 We were in Vuda Marina, Fiji, wrapping up boat projects and preparing to sail to the Lau island group when we got the news: a cyclone had formed nearby. Within 48 hours, we went from resupply mode to cyclone preparation mode. We secured the bo...
kefalonia BLEW us away – LITERALLY!
Sailing Clewless Crew

kefalonia BLEW us away – LITERALLY!

Kefalonia Blew Us Away Literally! In this episode, we’re sailing through stormy conditions, dealing with a seriously stressful anchorage, and making a tricky escape from the rocks before the weather gets worse. If you’re into catamaran sailing, Mediterranean cruising, liveaboard life, and real-world...
Sailing Greece: 50 Knot Storm & Waterspouts on a Family Catamaran
Sailing Bluefish

Sailing Greece: 50 Knot Storm & Waterspouts on a Family Catamaran

In this episode, we leave Elafonisos and sail around Cape Malea, one of the most exposed and famous capes in Greece. The wind builds to around 25 knots as we round the cape, but once we are clear, the weather settles back into a beautiful sunny sail with light wind. We continue to Monemvasia, ancho...
The Ultimate Capsize Righting Bag?  #catsailing
Joyrider TV

The Ultimate Capsize Righting Bag? #catsailing

Could this be the ultimate capsize righting bag? In this quick test, I'm putting the new Murrays capsize righting bag to work on a Hobie 16 to see just how effective it is. With a huge volume and plenty of leverage, this could be one of the easiest ways to recover a capsized catamaran when sai...
E225 – Satonda Volcano & Swimming With Whale Sharks in Sumbawa
Sailing No Regrets

E225 – Satonda Volcano & Swimming With Whale Sharks in Sumbawa

We leave Komodo National Park and sail towards the extinct volcanic island of Satonda, off the northern coast of Sumbawa. Famous for its unique saltwater crater lake hidden at the centre of the island, Satonda is an incredible place to visit. The anchorage, however, is very limited, and just beyond ...
Which Wildwind Catamaran Would I Choose in 2026?
Joyrider TV

Which Wildwind Catamaran Would I Choose in 2026?

• Thinking of sailing at Wildwind? • Not sure which catamaran to choose? • Here's my complete guide to the Wildwind fleet for 2026, from beginner-friendly beach cats to high-performance racing machines. Then: Today I'm taking a look at the Wildwind catamaran fleet and ranking the boats b...
FINAL PREPARATIONS TO LEAVE  IN A WEEK // LIFE ON THE HULLS Ep 429
Life On The Hulls

FINAL PREPARATIONS TO LEAVE IN A WEEK // LIFE ON THE HULLS Ep 429

It's not just a matter of throwing a duffel bag in the Catamaran and leaving for good, this process has taken over a year of careful and diligent work to get to the stage we can take off. A week away from a whole new life and the Jobs are mounting up. Sealing the annoying leaks is another one o...
How We Sailed 14,500 Miles on $2,604 | Resupply Mission | Port Denarau Fiji
WE|Sail

How We Sailed 14,500 Miles on $2,604 | Resupply Mission | Port Denarau Fiji

Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail. EPISODE 342 After nearly a month exploring the remote Yasawa Islands—anchored in secluded spots, living off-grid, limited access to supplies—we're pulling into Port Denarau Marina on Fiji's main island, Viti Levu. This is our first fuel stop in...
This sailing technique saved my butt (Why does nobody teach this?)
Sailing Zingaro

This sailing technique saved my butt (Why does nobody teach this?)

1,800 miles from the nearest road, my autopilot exploded into pieces on my lap. Three and a half days into an 18-day crossing from Ecuador to Easter Island, on a light catamaran with small rudders and no displacement, the wheel pilot's ring snapped, the belt cut itself in four places, and the b...
The Ultimate Hobie 16 Capsize Recovery Guide
Joyrider TV

The Ultimate Hobie 16 Capsize Recovery Guide

Yes, that’s right. It’s Joe here for Joyrider TV and today we’re looking at what could genuinely be one of the most important Hobie 16 videos that I’ve ever made. In this video we’ll be looking at Hobie 16 capsize recovery techniques for: • Solo righting in light wind • Strong wind recovery with cr...
WE FINALLY BACK on our 450 Lagoon … After 5 Months Away From Sailing We’re Back Ready To Head North
Sailing Moor R & R

WE FINALLY BACK on our 450 Lagoon … After 5 Months Away From Sailing We’re Back Ready To Head North

Welcome back aboard Moor R & R! Episode 28 We’re finally back aboard Moor R & R after 5 months away and ready to set sail north again! ⚓🌊 After untying the lines, our first stop is The Narrows at Maria Inlet, where we spend our very first night back onboard floating once again. From there,...
E224 – Komodo Part 2: Dragons, Mantas & Insane Currents
Sailing No Regrets

E224 – Komodo Part 2: Dragons, Mantas & Insane Currents

Komodo Part 2: DRAGONS. We head to Rinca Island for a guided walking tour in search of the legendary Komodo dragons, seeing them up close in their natural environment. From there, we join a speedboat day trip to Padar Island — one of the most photographed locations in Komodo National Park — taking ...
MAJOR SOLAR UPGRADE FOR SYNERGY – Complete Catamaran Build Ep428
Life On The Hulls

MAJOR SOLAR UPGRADE FOR SYNERGY – Complete Catamaran Build Ep428

A liveaboard Catamaran cant survive on 500 watts of solar so it's time to bring this boat up to truly off grid level. As we prepare for Cruising, this Catamaran is finally ready for us to take off cruising. Patreon Thank you for supporting my production - If you would like to contribute to...
Leaving the Yasawas After a Month | Sailing Back to Fiji’s Main Island
WE|Sail

Leaving the Yasawas After a Month | Sailing Back to Fiji’s Main Island

Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail. EPISODE 341 After nearly a month exploring the Yasawa Islands in Fiji, it's time to move on. We're running low on provisions, we've explored the majority of the island group here, and it's time to sail back to Viti Levu—Fiji's mai...
Somehow… This Became Normal | Pacific Crossing
Sailing Big Lost

Somehow… This Became Normal | Pacific Crossing

Two weeks into our Pacific crossing and something unexpected started happening… Life out here began to feel normal. The watches, the meals, the routines, the exhaustion, the quiet moments in between — somewhere along the way the Pacific stopped feeling so unfamiliar. In this episode we share what da...
E223 – Not for Beginners, Komodo’s Stunning Reefs & Dangerous Currents
Sailing No Regrets

E223 – Not for Beginners, Komodo’s Stunning Reefs & Dangerous Currents

Our Indonesian adventure continues as we sail towards the world-famous Komodo National Park, with a few unforgettable stops along the way. First, we visit the stunning Rangko Cave, swimming in its crystal-clear water before finishing the day with an incredible sunset overlooking Labuan Bajo from Syl...
Hobie Wave Tacking Technique (Do THIS or You’ll Stall)
Joyrider TV

Hobie Wave Tacking Technique (Do THIS or You’ll Stall)

Tacking a Hobie Wave is NOT the same as other catamarans. If you rush it… you stall. If you force it… it stops dead. In this video: • The correct upwind setup • The exact moment to release the mainsheet • Why you must straighten the rudders • The biggest mistake most sailors make Get this right a...
BUILDING ARCHIMEDES – MEET MICHAEL ROBERTS Ep427
Life On The Hulls

BUILDING ARCHIMEDES – MEET MICHAEL ROBERTS Ep427

What does it take to pull off an incredible Project like " Archimedes" ? The mind of a boat builder works quite differently to the average person. To be able to sustain the project over years and years and still see the vision to the end is a testimony to resilience and tenacity. Patreon...
Complete Trim Guide | Where to sit | Q+A LIVE
Joyrider TV

Complete Trim Guide | Where to sit | Q+A LIVE

Learn Catamaran Sailing – Joyrider Classroom Series Get structured, step-by-step training to improve your sailing fast. Full modules covering boat handling, rigging, power control, racing and more. Get access here: YouTube Membership Patreon --- Support Joyrider TV If you’re enjoying the vid...
We Found a HIDDEN Cave in Fiji | Swimming to the Secret Chamber
WE|Sail

We Found a HIDDEN Cave in Fiji | Swimming to the Secret Chamber

Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail. EPISODE 340 We explored one of Fiji's most stunning natural attractions—the Sawa-i-lau freshwater caves in the northern Yasawa Islands. But the main cave isn't the whole story. There's a secret chamber hidden behind an underwater passage th...
Help Build the World’s Biggest Catamaran Sailing Channel
Joyrider TV

Help Build the World’s Biggest Catamaran Sailing Channel

Joyrider Worldwide is designed to bring together catamaran sailing videos from sailors all around the world. Different conditions. Different boats. Different experience levels. Different styles of sailing. The aim is to help grow catamaran sailing by creating a larger, more active, more diverse on...
Eventually, Life in the Pacific Felt Normal
Sailing Big Lost

Eventually, Life in the Pacific Felt Normal

Eventually, life in the Pacific started to feel normal. After more than a week at sea crossing the Pacific Ocean, the routines of offshore life slowly began to settle in. Night watches, sail changes, repairs, fishing, cooking, exhaustion, and family life all became part of our everyday rhythm somew...
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