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CAPTAIN POISONS HIS CREW!? – SAILING BRAZIL
CAPTAIN POISONS HIS CREW!! | SAILING THE COAST OF BRAZIL Sailing the Brazilian coast isn't for the faint-hearted, and this week, it wasn't the sea that nearly took us down... it was our dinner. After safely arriving back in Brazil and slowly easing back in to live aboard life at Recife Ma...
SOLO SAILING THE BRAZIL COAST
SOLO SAILING THE BRAZIL COAST Welcome back aboard our floating home. After an unforgettable family reunion in Lucerne, Switzerland, where Finn and and Ben brought home silver for New Zealand at the rowing World Cup, Rob returns to Brazil for a solo sailing mission aboard our boat in the stunning m...
Uncovering the Indigenous Rock art of Misool. (Ep 303)
Misool has some amazing secrets to under so long as you are willing to explore. Zipping around the thousands of little islets, lagoonsn and cask towers you never quite know what you will find, but you will find something! We found 4 Indigenous roc art sites and also a really nice hike to an amazing ...
HE DIDN’T SEE THIS COMING – SURPRISES EVERYWHERE IN SWITZERLAND
HE DIDN'T SEE THIS COMING - SURPRISES EVERYWHERE IN SWITZERLAND Family reunions don't get better than this! In this week's episode, we head to Lucerne, Switzerland, and what unfolds is one surprise after another. - Rob and the boys secretly fly in from Brazil - Finn thinks he's...
BATTLING BRAZIL’S COASTLINE – ROUGH SEAS & NIGHTIME HARBOUR DRAMA
BATTLING BRAZIL'S COASTLINE - ROUGH SEAS & NIGHTIME HARBOUR DRAMA Sailing Brazil's coastline turned out to be one of our most challenging passages yet. What started off for Rob and the boys as a straightforward trip north quickly became a test of grit, seamanship, and determination. W...
EXCEPTIONAL BRAZIL – Amazing Country Amazing People
EXCEPTIONAL BRAZIL - Amazing Country Amazing People For seven years, we've been sailing the world as a family, through sunshine and storms, chaos and calm. This week, our journey takes us from Brazil to England, with one theme running through it all: Life is better shared. The places we visit ...
SAILING IN BRAZIL is it REALLY DANGEROUS?
SAILING BRAZIL is it REALLY DANGEROUS? We've been warned by countless sailors and travellers: "Brazil is dangerous. Don't walk anywhere at night. Don't take your phone. Be careful in Salvador." But is it really that bad? In this episode, after crossing the Southern Atlanti...
Could you imagine living this way? Misool here we come(ep 302)
We are on the move again and we couldn't be happier. Our little Catamaran is in fine shape and we are once again enjoying some good speeds as we catch some wind and zoom across the 50nm to the stunning archipelago of Misool. Enjoy We are a Kiwi & French couple with a baby boy living on a ...
Ride a GIGANTIC Boat Lift With Us! ⛵ (Ronquieres Inclined Plane)
In this episode we get to hitch a ride on one of the World's most amazing boat lifts: The Ronquieres Inclined Plane! 🔔 CLICK TO SUBSCRIBE ➜ ⛵ Join our Patreon Crew here! ➜ The Ronquieres Inclined Plane is a ship lift / boat lift / boat elevator on the Brussels - Charleroi Canal. It ha...
HEARTBREAK AT SEA – FORCED TO LEAVE BRAZIL
HEARTBREAK AT SEA - FORCED TO LEAVE BRAZIL This was one of the hardest episodes we've ever had to share. We lost our beautiful Mocha overboard, unseen and unnoticed until it was too late. She was part of our crew, and many of you who have followed us for years know how much she meant to us. As...
Race to finish our Cat. Boat work in Papua(ep 301)
Maintenance work continues on Trade Runner here at Helena Marina. The yard workers help me out with the sanding and do a mint job, so happy with that! I learn that I need to start the days early as each afternoon the squalls roll through and dump tons of water. I cross things off the job-list though...
16 DAYS SAILING ACROSS THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
16 DAYS SAILING ACROSS THE ATLANTIC OCEAN We made it!After 16 incredible days at sea, our crew of six completed our Atlantic Ocean crossing from St Helena Island to Salvador, Brazil aboard our cruising catamaran. From Breathtaking sunsets and wildlife encounters to storms, squalls and sail changes...
SAILING INTO ADULTHOOD – MID ATLANTIC BIRTHDAY 🎂 ⛵️
SAILING INTO ADULTHOOD - MID ATLANTIC BIRTHDAY Seven days into our South Atlantic crossing, the wide ocean became our home. With the trade winds filling our sails, life aboard slows into a rhythm of watches, meals, and moments of connection. Out here it's the little things that matter most. B...
Catamaran haul out in remote Papua.FULL VIDEO(ep 300)
Boat yards scare the hell out of me, I'll be honest. It's never a nice time when that moment comes when you need to haul out and get some hull work done. Very necessery though and it had been 18 months since the last one. We have some big sailing miles coming up in the coming months so now...
Catamaran haul out in remote Papua.(ep 300)
Boat yards scare the hell out of me, I'll be honest. It's never a nice time when that moment comes when you need to haul out and get some hull work done. Very necessery though and it had been 18 months since the last one. We have some big sailing miles coming up in the coming months so now...
BLUE MARLIN SHADOWED US ON 1800 MILE ATLANTIC CROSSING TO BRAZIL
BLUE MARLIN SHADOWED US ON 1800 MILE ATLANTIC CROSSING TO BRAZIL From one of the worlds most remote inhabited islands to the endless blue of the South Atlantic, this episode takes you from or final adventures on St Helena to the start of our 3000 mile blue water passage to Brazil. With just days le...
Were we the first people to see this? Deep in a Papuan Jungle river. (ep 299)
👀Check out our New Binoculars👀 SIRUI Beyond B1042B-MD Rangefinding Binoculars features outstanding optical performance and precise distance measurement with the ranging capacity of 1800m Affiliate Link: The reason we live on a Sailing boat is to be able to find places and explore them in a way nor...
11 DAYS SAILING to the WORLD’S MOST REMOTE INHABITED ISLAND – EXPLORING ST HELENA
11 DAYS SAILING TO THE WORLD'S MOST REMOTE INHABITED ISLAND - EXPLORING ST HELENA After the excitement of Henley Royal Regatta, this week we return to our sailing adventures and one of the world's most remote inhabited islands in the world, St Helena. Perched in the middle of the South A...
OFF THE WATER AND INTO THE FIGHT : A RACE THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING
OFF THE WATER AND INTO THE FIGHT : A RACE THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING This episode is different, but it's one we had to share. It's not about sailing, but it's about boats, and every bit about the spirit of adventure, family and defying the odds. Our eldest son Finn raced at Henley Royal...
INJURED AT SEA – LANDFALL at REMOTE ST HELENA ISLAND after 11 DAYS AT SEA
INJURED AT SEA - LANDFALL at REMOTE ST HELENA ISLAND after 11 DAYS AT SEA After 11 days and over 1,200 nautical miles sailing across the South Atlantic Ocean from Namibia, we finally reach St Helena, one of the most remote inhabited islands in the world. But just before landfall, disaster strikes. ...
No Watermaker : How we fill up with fresh water in remote areas (ep 298)
Sailing through the Kabui Passage is a bit nerve wracking as it's super narrow, has big sharp cliffs on either side and the current can run either way up to 5 knots. It is a big shortcut and it is a very beautiful river-like cruise if you have the courage. On the other side we are rewarded wit...
Marine Gearbox repair (ep 297)
Replacing the clutch cone in my TwinDisc gearbox was something I had to figure out myself as I find myself in a remote location with no specialists available. Here is a step-by-step guide to how I did it. (disclaimer, I am not a mechanic so follow this at your own risk) Enjoy We are a Kiwi & F...
ROWED THE ATLANTIC 28 YEARS AGO – now it’s time to go sailing the Atlantic
SAILING THE ATLANTIC OCEAN 28 YEARS AFTER ROWING ACROSS IT We're crossing the Atlantic Ocean, but for Rob, this isn't his first time. 28 years ago, he won the inaugural Atlantic Rowing Race, rowing 3000 miles from the Canary Islands to Barbados. Now, he's trading oars for sails as w...