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After dreaming about becoming cruisers for three years, we finally sail from Key West to Cuba and arrive at Marina Hemingway! After sleeping for 12 hours, we spend our first full day exploring Havana Vieja and are fascinated by the bustling alleyways full ...
We sailed to Cuba, and rented a house from Sr. Pepe. He was nice enough to grant us an interview about his thoughts on Cuba, Socialism, History, and quality of life in this interesting country.
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There is no arguing that we 3 kids went all in on this one! Much experience was gained. There were great times and hard times. Funny how things change when you act on your deepest feelings and just go for it. Here is an honest recap. Hopefully this sheds s...
This is it! Bye Bye Bahamas, we're off to Panama!
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Back in South Africa visiting family and friends our You Tube followers are asking us to post more videos.
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We're leaving the marina in Fort Lauderdale for good and planning our BIGGEST passage yet to Panama.
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We spent 12 days in Cuba. Our good friend flies down from New York to visit and we meet great people from all over the world. The Bums finally got their 3rd world experience. Check out our Patreon page here https://www.patreon.com/bumsonaboat
"When the war is over and if I return," said General Patton. This was his boat! An immaculately-restored 1939 John Alden Schooner, with her very own Captain Seth giving us a tour and telling us his story and plans to sail When and If around the world. T...
Sailing solo to the southern archipelagoes of Cuba. Freediving, spearfishing, sightseeing... Explore Nueva Gerona with me as I take you into a real Cuban restaurant where the food is $1 (and fantastic)!
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Join along in this ride of highs and lows as we sail to Cuba. The Gulf shows its ugly teeth and the weathers proves unpredictable. A storm runs us off course and we are stuck sailing against the current and wind. The trip quickly turns into an endurance ma...
Mojitos at La Bodeguita del Medio, walk historic Cathedral Square, tour Hemingway's house, Finca Viega, dance at the Floradita and see inside the Casa Particular we rented for $40 CUCs/night. We take you all through Havana in this video with some very exc...
A look at the REAL Cuba! We sail overnight FL-Havana, go to the markets, dinner with the mayor, get a guided tour around Old Havana, Hotel Nacional and see the crew off onto their next adventure.
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Here's everything you need to know about sailing to Cuba. Well, not really sailing, more checking-in to Cuba via sailboat. It's overwhelming at first, and information was sketchy - so here's my first-person account of arriving and checking into customs in ...
Want to know exactly what it feels like to go through the customs process after sailing to Cuba? Come along. We'll walk you through. Show you exactly who boarded and what they wanted to know. We've included a lot of great tips in here for you as well t...
The current of the Gulf Stream is no joke, particularly when it is pushing you into head winds. Watch as we reef up and cross a pretty kicked up sea state across the Gulf Stream, sing to our first Cuban sunrise, deal with an issue with the furling gear on...
Last time we documented power management underway, now we're dealing with a rudder post that won't stay ... put anyway. Follow along as we fix our boat in exotic places (i.e., on the way to Cuba). You'll also hear extensively from Phillip in this episode...
Follow along as we are mesmerized by a jumping pod of dolphins at the bow, monitor the power situation (and show you our cool below-decks inverter), and make our one BIG tack of the trip. We had some great wind that allowed us to hold a pretty steady rhum...
Get ready for it to blow! These weren't super heavy winds but they were on the nose and had Plaintiff's Rest really heeled over during the second night and day of our voyage to Cuba. Our Niagara 35 proved she was up for the task though, practically saili...
And they're off! Plaintiff's Rest is finally headed south for Cuba. Follow along as we cast-off the lines (finally!), make good way our first night under sail, get used to the new hydraulic auto-pilot, hand-steer just for fun (that wouldn't last) and pas...
PFDs, tethers, jack lines, life raft, flares, ditch bag ... oh my! We are headed out for Cuba crew, so we wanted to take a moment and share with you all of the really cool safety gear we take with us, some designed to keep us on the boat, others to get us...
Provisioning for passage. Stowing goods on the boat (according to weight). Power conservation while underway. Watch schedules. Sleep arrangements. You name it. A ton of good, hopefully helpful info for you all while Phillip and I are preparing our bo...
Even after crossing the Atlantic, I still believe some of the worst wind and sea state I have faced has been in the Gulf of Mexico. As Phillip and I prepare to sail across it to Cuba this winter, we want to be ready for whatever the Gulf may dish out. Th...
Time for solo sailing again! Anna had to fly back to Germany and since it was already May, hurricane season was about to start and I had to sail back to Panama.
Anchor up and I sailed overnight back to Cayo Largo to check out of Cuba and wait for a weathe...
Anna's last stop on her vacation in Cuba was Havana. We strolled through the streets for hours and soaked up all the different impressions.
It's time for Anna to go home and I will head back to Trinidad to reunite with my good old Karl.
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