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E237 – Suakin, Sudan | Ruins, Poverty & Desert Storms to Suez
In this episode, we explore the ancient ruins of Suakin's White City before heading into the modern town to stock up on provisions. We drive through the streets and get a confronting glimpse of everyday life in one of the world's poorest countries stopping at the tiny supermarket and the f...
LIVE from Nuevo Nayarit! Sunday, August 23rd @ 5 pm Mountain Time(11 pm GMT) | Open to ALL!
Thanks for joining us! Live from Nuevo Nayarit, Mexico! August 23rd at 5:00 pm Mountain Time (11:00 GMT). Come say hi, ask us questions or just listen along. See ya there! Leave us a comment, hype, like and subscribe! 🌴 Follow our journey! 🌴 📱TikTok: nordhavn.mv.noeta 📸 Instagra...
Our 4-Year-Old Started DIVING in the Caribbean! E395
Our 4-year-old Coral is taking her underwater adventures to a whole new level! 🤿🌊 We explore the incredible Réserve Cousteau in Guadeloupe, where the water is crystal clear, the reef is full of life, and Coral starts diving below the surface all on her own. Watching her confidence grow underwater a...
THE REAL COST TO HAUL OUT A 60-TON NORDHAVN! 💸 (Every Shipyard Line Item Revealed)
How much does it actually cost to haul out and refit a 57ft ocean-going trawler? In today’s video, we are opening up our logbook and spreadsheet to share an honest, line-by-line financial breakdown of our entire shipyard period in La Cruz de Huanacaxtle. From haul-out and lay-day fees to bottom pai...
E236 – 1,248 Miles Through Pirate Waters as War Breaks Out, Socotra to Sudan
In this episode, we leave Socotra behind and begin a 1,248 nautical mile journey through some of the most challenging and dangerous waters of our voyage. But as we leave, the situation in the region is rapidly escalating, with the conflict between the US and Iran making an already dangerous passage ...
HOT TAKE – Stupid Anchoring Mistakes
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“Pour Yourself a Glass of Wine…” 7 to 33 Knots E394
One last adventure at Grande Anse, one of the most beautiful beaches we’ve found in Guadeloupe before making the short hop to Deshaies. There we enjoy some delicious local treats and cool off with a swim in the river. Then it’s time to keep sailing south along the coast of Guadeloupe. The condition...
SPLASH DAY ALARM! 🚨 Overheat Warning on the Hydraulic System & a Costumed Check-In!
The wait is finally over—it’s Splash Day for Noeta! After weeks on the hard at the shipyard in La Cruz, our 57ft Nordhavn is finally floating where she belongs. But as every boat owner knows, as soon as you put a boat back in the water, she likes to test your nerves! As we hoist our newly re-galva...
Life at Anchor Just Got Better: Our Anchor Alarm & Bow Shade
Two things have really changed the way we live at anchor this season. The first is our custom anchor alarm, which means we can both sleep easier at night. The second is the new shade over the bow. Together, they give us more comfort and peace of mind while living at anchor. When we arrived at the ...
INSIDE A MARINE SURVEY! 📋 What Inspectors Look For on a 60-Ton Nordhavn
Getting a full Condition and Value (C&V) survey done while hauled out is a necessary reality of boat ownership—especially when it comes to keeping your marine insurance adjuster happy! This week, we are taking you behind the scenes of the inspection process right here in the shipyard. We introd...
E235 – Socotra – Exploring an Island Lost in Time
In this episode, we arrive in Socotra during the day, but rather unusually, we have to wait until 9pm before we can officially check in. Most immigration offices would be long closed by then, but here things work a little differently! The following morning, we set off on the first day of our tour a...
We Needed to Leave… But the Weather Had Other Plans
We needed to get Big Lost to Tahiti. After dealing with alternator problems off and on since Saint Martin, there’s an alternator specialist in Tahiti who can finally help us figure out what’s going on. But sometimes the smartest decision you can make while cruising is deciding not to go. With 25–3...
We Found Guadeloupe’s Most Beautiful Beach! | Grand Anse by Sailboat E393
Anse Leroux, Guadeloupe is perfect, with crystal-clear water, a close by beach and fantastic snorkeling just a short ride from the boat. From there, we take a long dinghy ride to the colorful village of Deshaies, where we wander the charming streets and discover an amazing local bakery serving deli...
READY TO SPLASH our NORDHAVN AFTER 15 DAYS! 🎨 Bottom Paint, PropSpeed & The Bulbous Bow Smiley Face!
The finish line is finally in sight! After weeks of hard work on the hard in La Cruz de Huanacaxtle, we are tackling the final sprint of shipyard projects to get Noeta completely prepped and ready for the water. In this episode, we take you through the ultimate transformation as our 57ft Nordhavn g...
E234 – Piracy Warnings & Fishing Nets | 1,200 Miles to Socotra
In this episode, we take on a 1,200-nautical-mile crossing of the Indian Ocean, sailing from Uligan in the Maldives towards Socotra. As we cross the Arabian Sea, we tackle a noisy problem high above us, servicing the mast sheaves in an attempt to silence a persistent creak. But it's what'...
BELOW THE WATERLINE! 🛠️ Nordhavn 57 Hull, Stabilizers & Thru-Hull Tour
Ever wondered what keeps an offshore expedition trawler running smoothly beneath the ocean surface? Today, we are taking full advantage of being hauled out at the shipyard to give you an all-access, underwater tour of Noeta! Join Pat as he walks you step-by-step under the hull of our 57ft Nordhavn ...
They Damaged Our Boat… And We Were Left To Fix It! Ep-232
Our sailboat haul-out turned into the biggest nightmare we've ever faced after unexpected damage, an insurance dispute, and a lightning strike. What should have been a routine haul-out quickly turned into the biggest ordeal we've ever faced with our boat. What followed was months of unce...
We Never Expected to Find Family Here
When we left home to sail around the world, we thought the hardest part would be leaving our family behind. What we never expected was finding another family halfway around the world. After arriving in Moorea, we finally slow down enough to enjoy everything this incredible island has to offer—from...
7 Days on the Hard With a Nordhavn: Underwater Lights, Anchor Chain & Locker Overhaul & a Lost Cat!
Days 4 through 7 of our shipyard refit hit us with a mix of rewarding upgrades, dirty jobs, and a complete heart-in-throat emergency! While Noeta is still high and dry on the jack stands, we are making massive progress on our project list: Underwater Lights: Installing brand-new underwater lights ...
Goodbye Saba… A 3-Day Caribbean Sailing Adventure to Guadeloupe E392
Leaving Saba was one of the hardest departures yet. It quickly became one of our favorite islands in the Caribbean, but the weather had other plans. With stronger winds on the way, it was time to keep heading south. Our original plan was to spend a few days exploring St. Kitts and Nevis, but the an...
E233 – The Maldives Resort That Was Never Opened, Dholhiyadhoo
In this episode, we finish our journey north through the Maldives. We first stop at Dholhiyadhoo to see the abandoned luxury resort. We explore this huge development was abandoned in 2011 and is amazing to think someone had to walk away from a near completed project. We then finish in Uligan where a...
No Autopilot, No Plotter, No Mail | When thinks break on the Indian Ocean – Ep 280
The second half of the passage from Indonesia to Cocos (Keeling) Islands was another unforgettable chapter of my solo ocean sailing journey. Out in the Indian Ocean, far from land, things started to go wrong. The feeder of my mainsail track broke loose, making handling the sail more challenging. Th...
Sailing to Moorea Was Hard, The Reward Made It Worth It
After weeks of exploring the remote atolls of the Tuamotus, it was finally time to sail to Moorea in French Polynesia. What looked like a straightforward overnight passage quickly reminded us that the ocean always has the final say. Rough seas, seasickness, and an uncomfortable sail tested the enti...