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Why Harbor Bars Turn Swell Into Breaking Waves
A harbor bar is a ridge of sand across an inlet or harbor entrance. As swells reach that shallow water, they steepen and break, turning a long, gentle wave into a wall of water across the channel. Full Video: 📗 Get My Book:
Searching For The Hermit of the Goose Group
Sailing south from Prince Rupert aboard their restored Cape George 36, Magic Carpet II, Maya and Aladino reach British Columbia's remote Goose Group to explore Gosling Island and trace the legacy of legendary wilderness paddler Kayak Bill.
Day 11 sailing around the world without stopping
On Day 11 of his solo non-stop circumnavigation aboard Phoenix, Oliver shares an honest reflection on offshore endurance, isolation, and facing an 8 to 9 month ocean odyssey.
4 Men Sent to Die in 60-Foot Seas | The Finest Hours True Story
Sailing Zingaro analyzes the true seamanship behind the 1952 SS Pendleton disaster, Raymond Sybert's battle on the stern, and CG-36500 crossing Chatham Bar.
Riley Makes an Illegal Emergency Stop.. 4m Waves, Electrics Down
Riley of Sailing La Vagabonde battles 4m waves, blown blocks, and dead electrics, hand-steering through 30-knot gales to an emergency stop in the Solomon Islands.
Day 8 sailing around the world without stopping. Shout out @ring for catching this on camera lol
Eight days into his solo non-stop global circumnavigation aboard SV Phoenix do Mar, Oliver Widger survives a rogue sneaker wave strike in the calm Pacific Ocean, proving his sacrificial solar arch design.
30 Knots, Two Reefs, Then No Wind | Sailing Greece
Lucas and the Sailing Bluefish crew navigate their Lagoon 42 catamaran through sudden 30-knot Aegean squalls, tucking two reefs before drifting into a dead-calm Greek island wind shadow.
Our Biggest Sail Ever Through the English Channel (Sailing Home to Plymouth)
Chesca and Ben sail their yacht Pico on an offshore passage through the English Channel to Plymouth, Devon, overcoming Dover Strait shipping, turbulent tidal races, and night watches.
Hiding From The Wind, Up a River
Jason and Nikki Wynn navigate cruising catamaran Curiosity II into a sheltered tidal river hurricane hole in Fiji, deploying dual storm ground tackle to withstand gale-force winds.
I’ve Been Shipwrecked. I’ve Rescued Sailors. Here’s What Decides Who Survives. | LIVE
James of Sailing Zingaro conducts an essential masterclass on offshore disaster survival, life raft deployment, emergency beacons, and critical seamanship.
October 8th Ocean Sailors Update @Sailing_With_Phoenix Rutherfort, GGR and Weather
James Burwick examines offshore telemetry, heavy weather tactics, and Golden Globe Race voyaging across the North Atlantic for the Ocean Sailors Fleet.
Martin from M Jambo | Shipwreck, Resilience & Love Across the Oceans – LWP #2
Martin Jambo recounts the harrowing SV Jambo shipwreck, open-ocean life raft evacuation, offshore survival, and returning to sea aboard Comeback during a Reunion Island rendezvous.
Floating Home In West Africa: Rainy Season Anchorage, & Exploring Lamin’s Secret Sandbank | S8E17
Making a floating home in The Gambia, West Africa by dropping anchor during the quiet rainy season means having this corner of the world mostly to ourselves and the locals. In this video, we spend some time soaking in the chilled vibes at Lamin Lodge, catching up with Mariama for lunch, and hoping f...
Ocean Update Oct 1st
An offshore analysis of the Ocean Sailors Fleet navigating autumn depressions, examining barometric collapse, storm tactics, and windvane steering dynamics.
Navigating The Gambia: Clearing Customs, Monkey Thieves & An Inside A 850-Year-Old Tree | S8E16
After leaving the chaos of Dakar, Galopin and I have dropped anchor in the peaceful Gambian River Delta at Lamin Lodge. Between dodging the quick-fingered local monkeys and hanging out with the awesome lodge crew, this place already feels like home for the next few months. In this episode, we head ...
The Crossing That Tested Everything (700 Miles Fiji to New Caledonia) | FROM THE VAULT FLASHBACK
The Sailing Brothers navigate a demanding 700-nautical-mile ocean passage aboard SV Checkers from Fiji to New Caledonia, confronting beam-sea gales, rigging failures, and tricky night reef pilotage.
Ocean Sailors Check-In
James Burwick of Sailing Into Oblivion delivers an offshore fleet check-in, analyzing North Atlantic squall lines, Doldrums crossings, and heavy-weather tactics for solo ocean circumnavigators.
Sailing Alone Across the Somali Sea on a 30ft Sailboat Rough Seas from The Seychelles
James Frederick navigates his 1965 Alberg 30 sloop SV Triteia across the turbulent Somali Sea, enduring steep breaking seas and compression zone gales from the Seychelles to Mayotte.
Serious Boat Problems Solved I How You Can Get Just About Anything Fixed In Dakar | S8E02
After a long journey up the African coast, Dakar serves as the final stop to tackle a critical repair on Galopin: a broken genoa furler. Watch as local experts Diallo, Pape, and Mam climb the mast to swap out the damaged equipment with a salvaged part from a sunken yacht, turning a potential disaste...
Sailing Into Oblivion Podcast EP#449 Adventures with Mazi and Teddy @Washupssailing
Jerome Rand hosts Mazi and Teddy of Washups Sailing aboard Mighty Sparrow to discuss their 1979 Mariah 31 refit, Dyneema rigging, offshore squalls, and budget cruising.
Solo Sail To The Gambia Dodging Boats, Storm & Navigating The River | The Gambia Voyage | S8E15
After six months in Dakar, it’s time to lift off and sail Galopin solo to The Gambia. What was supposed to be an uneventful overnight passage turned into a high-stakes obstacle course of compass failures, near-misses with fishing trawlers, and a literal minefield of fishing nets. In this episode, I...
My Catamaran Broke Apart 100 Miles From Hawaii
About 100 miles off Kona, pounding waves broke my catamaran’s rear main beam, leaving the starboard hull hanging from the deck. Keeping the boat together meant repeated trips into the black water beneath it, using rope and winches to lash a broken home back together. Full Catamaran Video: Excerpt...
Getting Fouled Again | What Have I Done The Past 6 Months In Dakar Africa | S8E14
Six months into my stay in the bay, it was finally time to take Galopin out of the water because the hull growth had attached itself with a vengeance. Hauling the boat up onto the beach is always a nerve-wracking experience, and the sound of the cart balancing Galopin is enough to make you cringe. O...