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No mooring balls. Tight quarters. And a captain determined to make it fit. 😅 Welcome to Annapolis!
After our first three-day crossing from Charleston to Virginia, we’re making our way up the Chesapeake Bay—with plenty of chaos along the way. We explore Fort Monroe, attempt a peaceful sunset dinner ...
After stocking up provisions in Le Marin, Martinique, Alex and Cory sail SV Wildly Intrepid across the Saint Lucia Channel through steep swells to anchor in Rodney Bay and clear customs.
Kieran and Leeann Raftery navigate a 100-mile coastal run from the Gold Coast to Yamba aboard SV Awry, managing rolling beam seas, nighttime sail changes, and a falling-tide bar crossing.
Finding Our Isla tackles an extensive list of catamaran repairs in Grenada, tearing out worn cabin floors, servicing engines, wiring underwater lights, and sewing custom cushions.
After two years and five months cruising aboard Big Lost, the family returns to Idaho to visit friends, inspect property pheasant pens, and reflect on raising teenagers at sea before returning to French Polynesia.
Join Sailing Banana Pancakes in Charleston, South Carolina as they anchor in the harbor, visit the aquarium, walk 10 miles through the historic walled city, and tackle boat projects.
Living in paradise sounds like a dream… until it's time to get your boat ready to actually enjoy it! 😂⛵
After spending the summer back in Idaho, our family is finally back in Grenada and ready to kick off Season 2 aboard our Lagoon 450 catamaran, Isla!
But before we can return to the beautifu...
A ZOO built among the ruins of a devastating volcanic eruption?! Welcome to one of the most unique family adventures we've experienced while sailing the Caribbean!
This week, we explore Zoo de Martinique – Habitation Latouche, near Saint-Pierre, a beautiful tropical zoo and botanical garden bu...
On our last episode, we left Brunswick, Georgia, with no real plan for where we’d stop. This time, we kept heading north toward Charleston—and boat life had a few surprises waiting for us.
A loose water maker hose emptied our tanks into the bilge, leaving us with a lot of water to make and a long o...
Aboard Lagoon 410 Motherload in Bocas del Toro, Amy and MJ experience a major island earthquake, assist with boatyard fiberglass repairs, and celebrate Nautis' 7th birthday.
We're leaving the beautiful Whitsunday Islands behind and beginning the long sail south towards Hervey Bay, Queensland! ⛵️
With plenty of miles to cover, overnight sailing with two little kids, and stops at some of our favourite places along the Queensland coast, this leg of our family sailing...
We left Cumberland Island for what should have been a quick sail to Brunswick. Instead, our watermaker started acting up, a huge storm rolled in, and the lightning got close enough to make everyone rethink being outside.
Once we made it safely to the dock, we reunited with our friends from Waves of...
After spending our first season sailing the Caribbean as a family, we returned home to Idaho... and suddenly, going back to boat life didn't feel quite as simple as we thought it would.
Being home meant family, friends, mountains, camping, birthdays, Yellowstone, and everything we had left beh...
The Sailing Big Lost crew goes swimming with humpback whales offshore in Moorea before motoring 46 miles to Phaeton Bay, Tahiti to secure their catamaran for a trip home.
While recovering from a spinal injury, Bear of the Sailing Pickle Family tackles wheel pottery and cathedral heights as the crew readies SV Pickle for Queensland.
We’re exploring St. Pierre, Martinique, a Caribbean town with an incredible—and tragic—history.
Once known as the “Paris of the Caribbean,” St. Pierre was devastated by the eruption of Mount Pelée in 1902. We wander through the ruins left behind, explore the remains of the old theatre, and visit t...
After making it to St. Augustine, we thought we were ready to move on—but then a sailing family with four boys reached out, and we decided to stay a little longer. The boys hit it off right away, and we got to enjoy a beach day, swimming, football, and an unforgettable night of ’90s music aboard the...
After our first year of sailing the Caribbean as a family, we sailed our Lagoon 450 south to Grenada to haul her out for hurricane season. But as we prepared to leave our floating home behind, we honestly didn’t know if we’d ever come back.
Our final sail takes us from Martinique past the incredibl...
Aboard SV Pickle, Nikki and Chris manage pediatric orthopedic recovery for Bear while refitting systems along Queensland's coast before resuming offshore voyaging.
Our time in Dominica comes to a pretty rough ending!
We grab a mooring in Roseau and head ashore to explore downtown, only to realize we’ve LOST our cellphone as we head back home. 😩 Not exactly how we planned to spend our last days on one of our favorite Caribbean islands!
Back at the boat, thing...
We thought we knew what Caribbean adventure looked like… then we got to Dominica.
This island completely blew us away. We chased waterfalls through the rainforest, swam beneath one of them, explored the famous Indian River, stepped into a filming location from Pirates of the Caribbean, and somehow ...
Sometimes the best cruising stops are the ones you never planned! ⛵🌴
We sail out of Portsmouth, Dominica, hoping to make a quick hop around the coast and drop anchor just around the corner. But our anchoring plans don’t exactly go as expected…
That little failure leads us to Coulibistrie, an unexp...
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