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55 – Cruising the Bay of Islands with 3 Lovely Ladies
It's always awesome whenever we have guests come visit. And when those guests happen to be two lovely ladies, it's doubly awesome! Our friends Liz and Breena were on a New Zealand tour and joined us for an incredible week in the Bay of Islands. The first stop was Motuarohia Island, wher...
Out Chasing Stars – Sailing Around The World
What’s this?! An Out Chasing Stars channel trailer?? Well, we figured after almost three years of making videos, it was about time! Meet Amy and David. We’re a couple of modern day adventurers who sold everything, bought a boat and are sailing around the world. Since Starry Horizons, our Helia ...
54 – Ahh… The Boat Yard Life
Back to the boat meant back to work and there was a lot to get done in order to prep Starry Horizons for another season of cruising. Our goal was to tackle as many projects by ourselves as we could. So we did big projects like new bottom paint and lots of smaller ones like replacing an outboard pr...
WE GOT A CATAMARAN!
I fly from Puerto Rico to Saint Martin to inspect and possibly start sailing a new to us 2005 Lagoon 440! So exciting that we decided to release this video early! See our new Website.... Want to help us get a new drone? Please click here: Or donate to: Donate Via Paypal: Become a Patron! We...
Exploring Fakarava & Challenging the Ping Pong Champ – Chase the Story 48
WANT A CHEEKY MONKEY T-SHIRT?! Check out our NEW merchandise shop here for all kinds of fun goodies: Hey Everyone! It's taken a long time to upload this video in the South Pacific, but it's finally here! This video has a little of everything -- fixing our broken dinghy engine in the mid...
47 – Heading to Whangarei for a Haul Out
After arriving in New Zealand, we spent a few days working on projects before setting out for Whangarei. We had a bit of time before our scheduled haul out so we elected to make a few stops along the way. The best of which was in Tutukaka harbour where we were entertained by some outrigger racing ...
46 – Sailing to New Zealand: Our Roughest Passage Yet
The time had finally come to leave Fiji and set sail down to New Zealand. This passage is notorious for being rough and it certainly didn't disappoint. For the first three days we bashed through big seas and strong winds which took a toll on both boat and crew. It wasn't all bad though ...
Sailing the Dangerous Archipelago! Chase the Story 47
Story 47 -- Tahuata to Fakarava: Sailing the Dangerous Archipelago Hey everyone! First of all, here's a link to the Cruiser's Handbook of Fishing I mentioned: And if you buy it using this link, we get a little kickback - so go add it to your cart if you don't already have it and y...
45 – Rogue Goats and Leaving Fiji
Now that we were sans guests, we had a little bit more exploring of Fiji to do. We found the beautiful Navadra island, complete with the only inhabitants: rogue goats. We were completely mystified as to how they ended up there, and the goats themselves weren't in a mood to answer our question...
44 – David’s Brother Joins Us in the Yasawas
We always love it when friends and family come to visit, and Fiji was a (relatively) easy spot for them to get to. This episode is when David's brother Thomas came for a stay aboard! The Yasawa Group of Fiji was beckoning and we were glad to answer the call. We all had a blast exploring Malo...
43 – Sailing Down to Fiji’s Astrolabe Reef
With our friend Kyle still aboard, we set sail down to an area of Fiji known as the Astrolab Reef. It wasn't a long sail, but Kyle proved to be just the good luck charm we needed to end our fishing drought as he reeled in a delicious mahi-mahi. The Astrolab Reef area is one of the more remote...
HD QUALITY: Prepping the Boat to Sail Off the Grid – Story 46
Hey Everyone! Your eyes are not playing tricks on you, no -- this is the same video we uploaded yesterday...ONLY BETTER QUALITY. So sorry about the mix-up (that was me, Tasha, that effed up there), but somehow the video we uploaded was exported at the wrong size - arg! So rather than take down the ...
Prepping the Boat to Sail Off the Grid – Chase the Story 46
Episode 46 - Prepping the Boat to Sail Off the Grid Our crew have all left and Cheeky Monkey is back to a crew of two: Tasha and Ryan. They're making plans to sail off the grid in French Polynesia so they can explore some remote islands and they need to do some work before the boat is ready to...
New Sailboat vs Used Sailboat Discussion with Mike from Sailing Unspoken
Thinking of buying a boat? We discuss 2 scenarios: A) Should you use your budget to buy something shiny & new or used and bigger? B) Say you like a certain size boat, is it worth it to save up for a new version of that boat? Checkout Sailing Unspoken: Support us on Patreon?!: Get a t-shi...
Sailing Catamaran SV Unspoken – Introducing Mike & Lauren – Part 4
We sail into Key West on a 40 catamaran while be chaperoned by dolphins and we take a moment to properly introduce Mike & Lauren of SV Unspoken. If you've not seen it already they have their own channel here: Support us on Patreon?!: Get a t-shirt(or 3!): Free floorplan tool: Our ...
42 – That Time We Climbed the Highest Peak in Fiji
Our friend Kyle flew out from the US to come visit, and he came with quite an itinerary. The first part of his trip saw us exploring the largest island of Fiji: Viti Levu. We visited museums, learned the proper “Fijian Style” technique for diving off a rope swig and ran all over the Sigatoka Sand ...
Gulf Coast Catamaran Cruising with SV Unspoken – Part 3
In this episode we learn first hand what hobbyhorsing means with regard to catamarans but we do get some good winds and good sailing in in spite of the waves. This is the third part of the footage of our week sailing with Mike & Lauren (& London) of SV Unspoken. If you've not seen it al...
41 – We Made it Halfway Around the World!
On the morning of October 9th, 2016 as we sailed within Fiji, we crossed over 178° 50.275E. That officially marked our arrival halfway around the world from La Rochelle, France! We were pretty proud of that accomplishment and still can't believe how lucky we are to be out on this crazy advent...
Our first dinghy ride! – Taste of the catamaran cruising life part 2
Believe it or not this was our first time both sleeping at anchor and getting around on a dinghy! This is the second part of the footage of our week sailing with Mike & Lauren (& London) of SV Unspoken. If you've not seen it already they have their own channel here: Support us on Pat...
A taste of the cruising life on a FP Lucia 40 catamaran with Sailing Unspoken!
Check out Sail Unspoken's Channel! They're just getting start but have tons of great content on the way!: We spent an amazing, if busy, week with Mike and Lauren (and London) of SV Unspoken as we helped them out on their sail south to Key West and beyond. This is just the start of the w...
40 – Marlin Tag and Release Program
On our passage from Tonga to Fiji we hooked a lot of marlin. Notice I didn't say we CAUGHT a lot of marlin. Over 3 days, we had 5 hook ups and lost all of them, along with 3 lures. Professional deep sea fishermen we are not. Watch, learn from our mistakes and perhaps offer a bit of advice! ...
37 – How Many Cruisers Does it Take to Light a Bonfire?
It was a fairly short sail over to Tonga and after clearing into the country and taking care of the important essentials (like internet and ingredients for favorite drinks) we wasted no time in heading over to an anchorage called Port Maurelle. We had several friends waiting for us and plans for a ...
36 – We Became Whale Researchers! (for a day)
While we sailed across the Pacific, we heard about the Niue Whale Research Project. They were looking for volunteer boats to assist in their observations of humpback whales off the coast of Niue and we immediately knew we wanted to volunteer. Unfortunately for us (but fortunately for them!) the wo...