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We FOUND HIM! He helped save our sinking boat | 85 | Beau and Brandy Sailing
We FOUND HIM! He helped save our sinking boat | 85 | Beau and Brandy Sailing After weeks of searching we FOUND him! The fisherman that help save our boat from sinking. We are so thankful and we wanted to be able to give him a big thank you. In the past months we seem to have everything building...
Engine Failure At Sea In The Gulf Stream Current (No Wind! Can’t Sail!) | Sailboat Story 140
[ SUPPORT THE CHANNEL ] ~ Our videos are made possible by a small group of our biggest fans. | Join the crew for just $2 and help keep the cameras rolling! | Make a donation and help upgrade our worn-out camera gear! The trouble with making a Gulf Stream crossing when there isn't any wind ...
Sailing Through Squalls On The Bahama Bank | Sailboat Story 139
[ SUPPORT THE CHANNEL ] ~ Our videos are made possible by a small group of our biggest fans. | Join the crew for just $2 and help keep the cameras rolling! | Make a donation and help upgrade our film equipment! Living with the weather is a massive portion of what cruising is all about. In the ...
Searching for the Fishermen that answered our Mayday | 84 | Beau and Brandy Sailing
Searching for the Fishermen that answered our Mayday | 84 | Beau and Brandy Sailing We are taking a break from all the boat work to search for the fishermen that answered our Mayday! We know that they are here in Grenada, in the Carenage in St George. But first our dinghy is trying to sink on us, ...
Our boat almost SANK – NOW WHAT? | 83 | Beau and Brandy Sailing
Our boat almost SANK - NOW WHAT? | 83 | Beau and Brandy Sailing If you watched last week, we were rescued by two fishermen about 60 nautical miles of the coast of Grenada. After patching the crack with underwater epoxy that the fishermen passed us, we were able to stop the leak and finish our VERY...
Starting Our Indian Ocean Crossing: Sailing To Sri Lanka – Ep 126
The Indian Ocean is big. It's daunting. It can throw wicked storms at you out of nowhere. But in order to sail around the world, we had to sail cross it. The first step in that journey was sailing from Phuket, Thailand over to Trincomalee, Sri Lanka. Amazingly enough, at just over 1,000nm ...
MAYDAY Rescued at Sea | 82 Beau and Brandy Sailing
MAYDAY RESCUED AT SEA | 82 | Beau and Brandy Sailing For everyone that has asked about the green GOO, here it is: This is part 2 of our longest sail EVER from Puerto Rico to Grenada. Find Part 1 here: In this episode we have to call a MAYDAY because we are bringing on water that we can no long...
DAYS AT SEA leading to a CRACK IN OUR BOAT | 81 | Beau and Brandy Sailing
DAYS AT SEA leading to a CRACK IN OUR BOAT | 81 | Beau and Brandy Sailing This is a 2 Part Vlog recounting our sail from Puerto Rico to Grenada. We wanted to show you the beginning of the sail up to the crack and then we have a full video of our mayday and rescue here: We're ready to leave P...
Let’s Explore Phi Phi Island – Ep. 124
Up to this point, most of our time in Thailand had been spent in boatyards. And that's not exactly how we pictured spending our time in SE Asia. So with the boatwork (finally!) finished, we set out to do a more thorough exploration of Phi Phi Island. This time our friend Carlanna joined us t...
Snorkeling At Mermaid Reef With WICKED SALTY Wes | Sailboat Story 133
Check out WICKED SALTY: We sail off anchor from Hopetown and head for Marsh Harbour. It's an easy 2 hour sail through 5ft deep water. Sandflea is loving the sailing conditions in the Abacos. So far there's been good wind and very little swell. We've been ripping along at 5-6 knots i...
We Need To Get Out Of The Boatyard – Ep. 123
We'd been having a pretty rough time lately, with a bad haul-out, followed by hitting a reef which necessitated another haul-out only a few weeks later. So when my sister wanted to plan a trip to Thailand, we were absolutely thrilled to have a good excuse to leave the boatyard and explore Phuk...
Little Harbour, Abacos, Bahamas, Earth | Sailboat Story 131
If you're arriving to the Abacos from Eleuthera, there's an excellent chance that you're first stop will be Little Harbour. It's small, excellently sheltered harbor is home to Pete's Pub and Gallery - one of the most well-known restaurants and businesses in the Bahamas. Ini...
Hit A Reef? Haul Out AGAIN! – Ep. 122
There's a saying that if a sailor claims to have never run aground, they're either on their first sail or lying. We're certainly not on our first sail, but we've been fortunate that all previous encounters with the sea floor have been with soft mud or sand. That was about to ch...
SAILING TO THE ABACOS: Hard Work & A Little Barf | Sailboat Story 130
It's always surprising how much work it takes to make a passage - even between the closely spaced island groups of the Bahamas. This video shows all of the preparations we make as we stage for our crossing from Egg Island in Eleuthera to Little Harbour Cut in the Abacos. Tambi has always strug...
So Much For Paddle Boarding + Hurricane Dorian Update | Sailboat Story 129
A few realities of cruising: Inflatable paddle boards will leak. Sand from the beautiful beaches gets tracked everywhere. The salty air will corrode all your metal stuff. The sun will burn and wrinkle your skin. The weather will often keep you stuck on the boat. Speaking of being stuck on the boat ...
Finally Time To Have Some Fun In Thailand! – Ep. 121
Our arrival into Thailand didn't go so well but with the holidays coming up and a visit from my brother on the horizon, we knew that Thailand would turn itself around! To celebrate Christmas, we managed to once again meet up with Carlos from 22 South, this time at Phi Phi Island. Poor Carlos ...
Our WORST Haul Out Yet – Ep. 120
It had to happen sometime... Thus far, all our haul outs had gone smoothly and easily. But this experience hauling out at PSS Shipyard in Satun, Thailand was our worst one yet. We managed to fix the leaking through-hull that was the reason for the haul out easily enough. But several errors from ...
Alabaster Bay Play Day YAY! | Sailboat Story 126
We swim, snorkel, sail, and paddle board at Alabaster Bay! Alabaster Bay in Eleuthera is one of our very favorite anchorages. The water is incredibly clear, the beach is simply beautiful, and the anchorage itself it nicely sheltered from the prevailing easterly winds. There's not much else in...
Sharing the Realities of Cruising Life in Langkawi – Ep. 119
Having guests visit is always a blast, especially when those guests are so interested in the realities of cruising life. Our friends Denitsa and Niki actually VOLUNTEERED (well... one of them volunteered the other) to help out with boat projects. I couldn't pass up an offer like that, so tog...
We Anchor Over a Blue Hole & Explore An Uninhabited Island | Sailboat Story 125
We sail off anchor from Rock Sound and drop the hook at a "secret" blue hole located near a small group of islands known as the Pineapple Cays. This is an area that very few people go to. These small islands are uninhabited and very raw. We tend to hone in on these kind of places because ...
Motoring Up The Malacca Straits – Ep. 118
Disclaimer... ships in camera are much closer than they appear! In order to continue our Southeast Asia adventures, we had to make our way up the notorious Malacca Straits. This meant we were once again tangling with the big ships, with the added complication of lots of small fishing boats as wel...
Sailing From The Exumas To Eleuthera | Sailboat Story 124
We exit Conch Cut and point our little ship towards Eleuthera. In this video, I haven't added any music for the first half of it. I just enjoy hearing the natural sounds of the boat sailing across the water. It was a GREAT sail. We were making close to 6 knots for most of it. Despite what a wo...
Dodging Big Ships into Singapore – Ep. 117
After 100 days in Indonesia, it was time to finally leave the country. But in order to do that, we had to cross one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world... the Singapore Straits! We'd spent days watching a constant stream of ships and knew a good plan was going to be vital for a smooth ...