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MEASURE 3 TIMES, CUT ONCE! – Tackling what most wouldn’t dare🫣 – Ep 231
We take on one of the most intimidating DIY boat projects, shortening the boom of our aluminum sailboat while docked in the stunning French and Dutch island if St Martin/Sint Maarten in the eastern Caribbean. It’s the kind of job most cruisers wouldn’t attempt themselves, but we’re diving in headfir...
Say What? SABA!!! – The SMALLEST island in the Caribbean but a MUST SEE – Ep 39
We explore the little Dutch Island called Saba. Steep climbs, the friendliest of people as soon as we set foot on shore. It's absolutely stunning and we're excited to explore this quaint and beautiful island in the Caribbean Netherlands. WHERE WE MOORED - Ladder Bay, Saba, Netherlands W...
Goodbye Statia, Hello Saba! – Episode 31
After 2 months in St. Eustatius, it was time to say goodbye to Statia. But before leaving we had to check out the famous wreck dive site, the Charles L. Brown. Our final scuba dive was spent searching for our very own Blue Bead. We ended our time here enjoying Taste of Cultures, a culinary celebrati...
ep62 – Visit Saba Island – Scuba diving Saba – Hiking Saba – Hallberg-Rassy 54 Cloudy Bay – Feb 2019
3 day visit to the Dutch Island of Saba, where we go diving and have a wonderful walk around the central volcanic peak. One of the best Caribbean islands, and probably the most unspoiled one. Saba does not have any sheltered waters, so we decided to leave s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg Rassy 54) safely a...
Get me OFF this boat | Sailing Beau and Brandy
Ep 146 | MANY thanks to all our amazing patrons, that really go above and help make these videos possible. Sometime you have to GET off your boat and really explore these islands. Statia has so much to see in such a tiny 8.1 square mile footprint. We go hiking up 1975 feet above our boat on the Q...