Equator crossing YouTube Videos
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Pacific Sailing Adventure: Panama to Galapagos – Shroud Crisis, Mast Failure & Tips
Join Captain German (Sergiy German) for part two of our epic Pacific sailing adventure—a 4,000-mile journey from Panama to the Marquesas! In this episode, we sail from Las Perlas, Panama, encountering the wrecked yacht Lulu, sunk by a whale in the South ...
Lobsters for days in New Zealand!
Throwback to hunting for Crayfish in Fiordland, New Zealand!
The Reality of Sailing Across the Pacific Ocean, Equator Ceremony (Part 3) – Episode 111
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The moment we left Mexico for French Polynesia…
This was the moment we left Mexico headed for French Polynesia. Its kinda eerie looking back at this moment because we had no idea what was in store for us... SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran, which Colin rebuilt with friends and has ...
Sailing from Mexico to Tahiti… #sailing #pacificocean #parlayrevival #oceancrossing #catamaran
Day 5 of our pacific crossing from Mexico To French Polynesia. Loving every minute of it...
Crew humiliated in front of LIVE audience of 150,000 people…… (Part 5/6)
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Provisioning for our Pacific Crossing!
We are finally setting sail across the Pacific Ocean from Mexico to French Polynesia! Subscribe to follow the adventure!
Leg 4 Start Itajai Brazil The Ocean Race. Heading North to Newport.
Subscribe, Share, Like and check uploads Bell to "ALL". Paul Meilhat's Biotherm held the early lead into this morning, but now it is Team Holcim- PRB who bow forward. But the margins are very thin - on the leaderboard, the spread from first to fifth is jus...
Sailing World on Water Feb 03.23 INEOS Capsize, LRPP at Speed, Elvira Llabres, Boat Dusseldorf, Finn
Subscribe, Share, Like, Check "All". Thank you. Highlights of what happened globally in the sport of sailing in the last 7 days. Capsizing is a welcome diversion for the America's Cup Challengers and INEOS Britannia joined the club this week in Palma. It ...
Sailing Across the Pacific – A Couples Journey INTO THE WIND! | 33 Days Alone at SEA
Ahoy Guys, we know it's been a while since our last update. Our life changed quite a bit in the last few months. We bought another boat on the other side of the world and instead of just flying over, we decided to stick to our sailors motive and sail acro...
Boat life isn’t always easy, Sailing across the Equator – Sailing SE Asia Ep.65
Torn sails and squalls are just some of the challenges we face as we sail back into the northern hemisphere for the first time in two and a half years. Boat life is not an easy life if you want to sail across the equator. Dealing with life at sea is far fr...
The Voyage Ends! After 8 weeks of sailing, we make landfall in the Island of Grenada
Ep203. This is the final episode of the South Atlantic Voyage. In this episode of Cruising Off Duty, we finish my 8 weeks, Transatlantic sailing voyage. We have sailed through the doldrums and over the equator and make landfall on the island of Grenada. ...
Sailing Across the Equator, Dodging Shipping along the Brazilian coast and catching a Mahi Mahi.
Ep202. In this episode of Cruising Off Duty, we continue our Transatlantic sailing voyage on the 50' (Xquisite X5) Catamaran. We sail away from the Brazilian Island of Fernando De Noronha and will be crossing the equator toward the Island of Grenada. Cro...
How crossing the equator alone on my sailboat became the epiphany of a lifetime. S4E41
This solo sail has been one of the most special moments in life and a proof to me that the ocean does run through my vanes and that I am right where I should be. I had asked the ocean for some clarity and I got all the answere that I needed. Thank you oc...