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A taste of freedom (first night at anchor) – Sailing Ep 205
We left the marina for a taste of freedom and spent our first night at anchor in five months. But after our first taste of freedom, we were told we didn't have permission to stay there. A ranger from the marine park explained we must have a permit to anchor there. We didn't have one so we...
When can we go sailing? (Preparing to leave) – Ep 204
We're preparing to leave the marina after 5 months of staring at the walls. But when can we go sailing? The Malaysian RMCO (recovery movement control order) is still in place, but the rules are slowly relaxing and one of them means we're allowed to go out to anchor. There are a few jobs ...
Motor yachts v sailing yachts – Ep 203
Are you a sailboat snob? What’s your view on motor yachts v sailing yachts? We talk to the captain of a Princess 88' superyacht whose heart still lies with sailboats. He explains how he became the skipper of a super yacht and the reasons why he still prefers sailing to motoring. And what about...
How we started sailing (the story so far) – Sailing Ep200
This is the story so far of how we started sailing. With extra footage and images of us you won't have seen before from way back in 2006 when we were getting to grips with our first sailboat. Watch us read our HORRIBLE comments at 21:21 From Turkey, the eastern Mediterranean, east Africa, thro...
Things are looking up! – Sailing Ep 197
Things are looking up here on followtheboat. The rules are relaxing, the pontoon "pubs" are open (bring your own beer) and Jamie's in the kitchen. But when the excitement has dipped on your sailboat project and you're stuck in a rut, how do you motivate yourself? We answer thre...
What is the best sailboat to sail around the world? – Sailing Ep196
In a cruising world dominated by catamarans and light-displacement boats, the ketch rig seems almost antiquated among the YouTube generation. But if you’re serious about off-shore sailing, the ketch rig has proven its worth time and time again, even by today’s standards. So, is the best sailboat to ...
A LIFE-CHANGING EXPERIENCE – Living on a boat – Episode 63
The crew living on a 45ft Catamaran reveal what it is like to live on the ocean. They discuss friendship, family and even love on board! The crew then set sail towards the Panama Canal, and prepare for the huge transit through the canal and into the Pacific Ocean.. SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged ...
Is isolation easier on a sailboat? – Real-time Sailing Update Ep195
👉 World Health Organisation Mythbusting: We have been hearing stories from cruisers in far-flung places about how they are coping with living in isolation. So is isolation easier on a sailboat? In theory we should be well equipped and experienced enough to get through the measures currently in f...
Top 10 Tools Every Cruising Sailboat Needs: Real-time Sailing Update Ep 194
👉 World Health Organisation Mythbusting: What are the top 10 tools every cruising sailboat needs? In this real-time sailing update we answer your questions and try to restrict our top tools to 10. As you'll find out, it wasn't that easy. And we're just talking toolbox here, not all...
Isolated In Our New Home: Real-time Sailing Update Ep 193
👉 World Health Organisation Mythbusting: We are isolated in our new "home", locked in with the big boats at Sutera Harbour Marina, Borneo. To be honest we can't think of a better place to be right now: safe, friendly, beautiful and remote. But before we arrived here, there was one ...
Chill Out Music Mix 2020 🕊️ Epic 4k Drone Footage
This chill out music mix is a journey into sound. And an epic 4k drone footage adventure through the Mentawai surf islands of Sumatra. For a free download of the audio version, click here: The project started as a simple music mix using some of the chill-out, ambient electro tunes we've sho...
How to avoid fishing nets on a sailboat – Sailing Ep 192
👉 Filmed before the worldwide emergency. World Health Organisation busts the myths 👈 04:56 How to avoid fishing nets and lines One of the biggest headaches for cruisers in SE Asia is the sheer number of fishing boats at work close to land and off-shore, anything from one-man canoes to smoking tr...
Would you have surgery in Asia? + How to tie an eye splice – Sailing Ep 191
👉This episode was filmed before the worldwide emergency👈 Would you have surgery in Asia? Undergoing surgery in Malaysia or anywhere in the world you happen to be sailing is daunting. If it's not your own country, finding a hospital or a doctor, trusting that person's judgement and going i...
How to make an ocean plait mat + boat cat Millie is very ill – Sailing Ep 190
👉Filmed before the current worldwide emergency👈 While we waited for Millie's results and some improvement to her health, we got on with boat jobs and explored the area around the marina. 04:01 And Jamie had a demonstration from Roy of 'SV Seven Thunders' on how to make an ocean plai...
Why should every sailboat have a bicycle? – Sailing Q&A 40
Should every sailboat have a bicycle? Maybe not if it's a racing yacht or if your superyacht already has its own helicopter, but for cruisers, we reckon a bicycle on a sailboat does amazing things. Filmed before the lockdown and Movement Restriction Order came into effect on Borneo, having bike...
Back to Reality – Reality Bites
After a quick overnight stop in Port McNeill we're off to Campbell River to find propane and the other things that Port McNeill couldn't offer. Then back underway for Vancouver. Dolphins, whales and tugboats helped to keep us entertained. Follow our Blog – Find or share awesome ga...
Going out during lockdown without getting arrested? – Stranded04
👉 World Health Organisation Mythbusting: If you flout the Movement Restriction Order in Malaysia you could end up in jail for six months or receive a $250 fine. As the infection is spreading here, we do not leave the marina because shopping in lockdown can be unnerving. But occasionally we need f...
Jungle walking – Gunung Mulu National Park – Ep 189
We filmed this a couple of months ago before one thing and another bit us all in the arse. So take a break from all the bad news and enjoy going walkabout in the Borneo rainforest. xxx What's the opposite of sailing? Jungle walking! And Gunung Mulu National Park is just the place to do it. Wa...
Nowhere to run: living in total lockdown on a sailboat – Stranded03
👉 World Health Organisation Mythbusting: With nowhere to run, we are living in total lockdown here in the marina on our sailboat. Each day there are more restrictions and countries nearby are closing their ports. And now it looks like Malaysia is about to stop all sailing vessels from cruising in...
24 hours before lockdown: borders closing around us – Stranded02
👉 World Health Organisation Mythbusting: What do you do when your visa is about to run out as countries around you are closing their borders? To renew a visa in Malaysia you have to do a 'border run', but what happens when the borders are closing? Sailing to the Philippines is no longer...
Why sailors and cruisers are concerned right now – Stranded01
👉 World Health Organisation Mythbusting: There are a few reasons why sailors and cruisers are concerned right now about the current situation just as much as our landlubbing friends. Maybe the best thing for each of us to do is take our sailboat out to sea or to anchor off some remote, desert isl...
SAILBOAT LIVING VS. LAND LIFE? ⛵ Realities of Life On A Sailing Boat
Everyone (that doesn't live on a boat) thinks living on a boat is just tanning on the deck and jumping in the water in a bikini but that couldn't be further from the truth! We can't remember the last time we did 'nothing' on the boat. When being a live aboard you actually ...
Lightning storms all night – sailing 500 miles Pt 1 – Ep 186
We show you how we sailed through lightning storms all night. After 100 miles into a 500 mile crossing in a small sailboat crossing in the open sea, we ran for shelter. A storm five-miles wide hung over the harbour as we navigated in 50m visibility through a narrow reef-lined channel. Boy, did we ne...