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- After our arrival in Colombia we had to do the paperwork - we went to Barranquilla to rent a car and visited Cartagena where we bought a new anchor chain for Tavarua. We also started to kitesurf and had a great time here beside the next projects which we have to do on the boat ...
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s/v Cloudy Bay's (Hallberg-Rassy 54) sailing trip continues, and in this video we are sailing Cloudy Bay from Martha's Vineyard to the island of Nantucket.
In Nantucket we had 4 days of bright sunshine and calm weather. We anchored sv Cloudy Bay in the busy Nantucket Harbour along side ma...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) sailing adventure continues with the next stage of sailing Massachusetts. After sailing Gloucester and Cape Cod canal, in this video we are sailing Martha's Vineyard.
Which consists of two sailing trips:
First trip - sailing from Onset and arriving in Edgartow...
- We crossed from Panama to Colombia - offshore - 230 nm. The first night we had a lot of lightnings but beside us - so we had luck and the second night was quiet and nice but at 4 a.m. everything changed. We hit a Colombian storm - the same like last year. But this year it was 1 hour long followed...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) continues the sailing adventure southwards. In this video we are sailing Cloudy Bay from Portland ME to Portsmouth NH, where we have an overnight. We visit Portsmouth briefly in the evening - it is a very beautiful town and we wished we had time to see more of it. ...
From Camden, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) motored in thick fog to Boothbay Harbor, where the boat was moored for 3 weeks while we took a trip to Europe. We returned from our vacation to lots of deliveries and had a few days of boat maintenance, before sailing to Portland, our last port in Main...
Sailing Maine back south: From our most northern Maine destination, Mount Desert Island, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) starts the gentle cruise back south. In this sailing adventure we visit Winter Harbor where we buy some lobsters, then the quaint fishing village of Stonington, where we cook t...
After attending 4th ofJuly 4th celebrations in Boston, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) continues the sailing adventure with an overnight passage across the cool waters of Bay of Maine to the beautiful Mount Desert Island. Sailing Maine starts from here!
We anchor in Bar Harbor and visit friends ...
- We sailed to Nagana to refill our water tanks - there we met our sailing friends again. We decided to sail to Aridup a remote Kuna Yala Island - a really beautiful island - may be the most beautiful where we have ever been. Join us on our beautiful trip.
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s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) sailing adventure continues north. After our sailing into New York Harbor and the 24hr flying visit of New York, we head into an idyllic evening, sailing Long Island Sound towards New England. The overnight passage gets us to Cape Cod Canal, then into Cape Cod Bay,...
From Charleston SC we made a 4 days passage direct to New York. Arriving into The Big Apple on a glorious last day of June, we cruised by the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, western Manhattan, then moored up the Hudson. After a wonderful 24 hour visit of Manhattan, we departed via East River into L...
Sailing east coast USA: After an overnight sail from Savannah GA, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) arrives in Charleston SC where we spend few days visiting the town and few days in Greenville (visiting friends Caroline & David) and the Appalachian Mountains. We found Charleston very charming,...
- The San Blas Islands are really beautiful - over one week we spend at the Hollandes Cays to refit the teak deck of Tavarua. For sure we had time to visit some islands and enjoy the nice coconut island scenery. Join us on our beautiful trip.
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- I picked up my friend Sigi from the airport in Panama City and after having done all the paper work we started to the San Blas Islands where we will spend some days and then sail on to Colombia. Join us on our beautiful trip.
We hope by sharing this adventure you will find some inspiration in yo...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg Rassy 54) starts sailing east coast of USA! We had a great birthday weekend in Savannah, the hostess city of the south, which is probably one of the most beautiful places in USA, with exceptional architecture and three centuries of history. We were very taken with its combin...
After 12 days passage, sailing from Antigua to USA, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) arrives in St.Augustine, Florida, the oldest recorded town in America (1513) and the starting point of us sailing east coast USA. Here we complete the check in formalities into USA, visit St. Augustine and have tw...
- Tavarua is on the water again and everything is fine. The indoor refit is going on and this week I did a lot of different but important projects like mounting the new autopilot, fixing the mast steps, making a DIY dinghy cover and a lot more. But everything is no problem if you know that sailing ...
- After finishing the antifouling paint a mechanic came to make a service for the motor - but you cannot believe whats happened - a nightmare. But for every problem there is a solution. Never give up! So my week has been a little bit different then estimated. But finally Tavarua is on the water aga...
- Before we will enjoy our Endless Summer Sailing Trip we have to refit our Hallberg-Rassy 352. I started to remove the old antifouling and also the primer and to but on new layers. This is really a nasty job - but its just the beginning of my work. Beside the boat work I spent time with my sailor ...
- Yes I’m back in Panama - back at our sailboat and a lot of work is waiting for me - more than I have expected. So follow me on my first week in panama and our Endless Summer Sailing Trip.
We hope by sharing this adventure you will find some inspiration in your life. If doesn’t have to be sailing...
After a great sailing season in the Caribbean, s/v Cloudy bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) leaves Antigua and heads off to east coast USA, out of the hurricane zone. The passage Antigua to Florida (St.Augustine) took us 12 days, with an overnight stop in BVIs and a 2 days stop in Bimini, Bahamas. Great saili...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) spent a couple of days in Barbuda, having a wonderful sail from Antigua and then back. Although signs of hurricane Irma's destruction are very much in evidence (8 months after, the town is still not rebuilt and only few inhabitants returned from Antigua) we h...
- After a lot of preparations for our upcoming adventure we did a big party to say Goodbye to our friends here in Austria. We enjoyed it a lot and we are really looking forward to be on Tavarua again. In some days we will fly to Panama and The Endless Summer Sailing Trip will start…
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s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) spent a week in Antigua, a brief stop just to see what's what. By the time we arrived, the season was pretty much over, very few yachts in the marinas and lots of the business already closed for the summer or about to close. Even so, we managed to squeeze some...
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