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With so many of our friends crossing the Pacific and others (like us) sailing north for the total eclipse, we had to have one last hoorah to soak in all the good vibes together. We said "see you later" to @KesselUnderway, not knowing when we would see him ...
Marissa left for California to get some work and snowboarding in, then returned home to a boat without Chris! @KesselUnderway sailed away to La Cruz, leaving Marissa alone aboard for a week where she quickly realized she is bad at being alone, and even wor...
Bahia Ballandra on Isla Carmen was the perfect place to host Chris's 26th birthday! I found myself as the only girl with her 4 "Lost Boys" soaking up all the hilarious memories being made while sailing the Sea of Cortez. The good times have no end in sight...
We set sail for Isla Coronados, a place filled with some of our favorite memories, before heading to Loreto to scoop up @KesselUnderway's friend Stephen for a week of salty shenanigans. Between foil boarding around the anchorage, exploring Loreto’s rich ...
Sailing to Punta Pulpito in the Sea of Cortez was pure magic! We dropped anchor with @odysseyalternative and @KesselUnderway hiked the iconic volcanic rock, snorkeled the clear turquoise waters, and Peter spearfished fresh fish for the best tacos under th...
After splashing in Peñasco, we set sail for our first anchorage of the season— Refugio. This breathtaking spot was the perfect “welcome back” to cruising: dramatic landscapes, peaceful seclusion, and plenty of wild adventure shared with our best bud...
Sailing Avocet returns to Puerto Peñasco, Mexico after six months on land for a full haul out: sanding, spot-fairing blisters, barrier touch-ups, and a fresh bottom paint before splashing back into the Sea of Cortez. From the first dusty hello to our Cheo...
Holy cow we made it! approximately 2,500 nautical miles in 2023 from Morro Bay down to Puerto Vallarta then up the Sea of Cortez into Puerto Peñasco at Cabrales Shipyards where Avocet would spend the summer alongside @KesselUnderway-mv8ih -- it would be t...
This video shares the final 100 miles of our cruising season from Bahia San Francisquito to Puerto Peñasco and is full of reflections, long night watches, and the bittersweet feeling of a season’s end. From navigating through the remote Baja coastline t...
This is new for us! Join us on a sail from San Juanico to San Francisquito. Minimal editing, just the raw sounds of our ramblings and the sea. It's sort of like sailing ASMR, but not nearly as relaxing 😆 What do you think, should we do more episodes lik...
After a week of chasing horizon lines through the Sea of Cortez, we finally found ourselves dropping anchor in the remote and rugged paradise of Agua Verde, Baja California Sur — a place where time slows down and the mountains meet the sea in perfect har...
In our last video you watched us dissect our Perkins 4.108 diesel after limping back to La Cruz from Isla Isabel, where we discovered our fuel pump had failed... AGAIN. After deciding to move ahead with a rebuild, Chris jumped right in and got his hands di...
Join the Sailing Avocet crew on a mesmerizing journey to Yelapa, Jalisco, where they immerse themselves in the charming village's culture, hike to breathtaking waterfalls, and encounter both triumphs and hilarities along the way. Embark on this unforgettab...
In this captivating episode, watch as Chris and Allie navigate the challenging waters of the Sea of Cortez during their daring sailing expedition. Brace yourself for rough seas, sleepless nights, and incredible teamwork as they overcome every obstacle on t...
After years of living aboard and cruising our 1979 Cheoy Lee 41', Avocet, we finally found time to clean up and bring you on a virtual boat tour. Interested in more? Click here 👉 https://www.svavocet.com/2022/08/29/cheoy-lee-41/
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Bahia Santa Maria was a short and sweet stay, but we had miles to cover so we pulled our hook and set our course for the notorious Cabo San Lucas where we spend my 26th birthday.
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After a very tedious check in process we were cleared to explore the rest of Mexico, so we untied from the dock and sailed south on our longest passage yet! From Ensenada to Bahia Santa Maria with a fun celebration in between 🎉 But with every high, the...
After months of planning, delays, and other misadventures we FINALLY sailed over the border from California to Mexico! Our first stop was Ensenada where we checked into the country, which was easier said than done. We had some serious issues with our TIP b...
Desalination units - or water makers - allow sailors to be more self sufficient and offered for longer periods of time, which is why choosing the right one for your vessel is crucial! Join us aboard Avocet for a deep dive into the installation of our Rainm...
Catalina Island was not part of the plan, but after experiencing some wifi troubles with Starlink we decided to check out Catalina Harbor with our pals aboard SV Kessel. After a couple days of hiking and relaxing we decided to sail to Avalon where we could...
We finally bid farewell to Morro Bay and set sail south for Ventura, where we eagerly retrieved our brand new Precision main sail 🤩 After a long sail, a quick stay at Ventura Isle Marina and a little provisioning we were ready to continue south to Cat...
It had been a hellacious night passage and tensions were high as the uncertain state of our engine loomed over us, but as we set our hook in Morro Bay we felt our troubles melt away... momentarily anyways. We celebrated our first Thanksgiving aboard, visit...
We never thought we would have a video titled "Our Runaway Diesel" but here we are. When we left Monterey, California our trusty Perkins 4.108 engine decided that she wanted to be a marathon runner, but Chris shut that dream down real quick. All jokes asid...
We weren't done with the Monterey Bay quite yet - we left Santa Cruz and sailed 22 nautical miles across to the Bay's namesake city of Monterey where we enjoyed the Monterey Bay.Aquarium, Bike Path, caught up with an old friend and even got close and perso...
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