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We ran to Trinidad to find safe shelter from Hurricane Beryl which became a category 5 storm. We left Tobago for Trinidad in a rush against time, and lots of traffic leaving Grenada with the same idea as we had, to get as far south as possible out of the p...
From buying a sailboat, to making it ready to sail, to sailing the Caribbean
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From buying a sailboat, to making it ready to sail, to sailing the Caribbean
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In episode 98, we share why we travel to the Caribbean Islands every year. While it is much easier to get to Hawaii or Mexico from Seattle, we simply love the Caribbean vibe. Boating Journey began on our honeymoon in 2003 in Antigua when we fell in love w...
We are back. We look back at the trip and see what we could have done better. We also look at what the trip cost us both financially and emotionally. The financial cost was easy, it was very little but the emotional cost keeps going and going and we go thr...
2 days of lively off-wind sailing from Jamaica to Grand Cayman.
With Covid-19 starting to cause concern, we departed Jamaica and headed for the medical security of Grand Cayman, which we hoped to explore before any restrictions were applied. We left Mont...
A pirate in the night, I think with this episode you just need to watch it....suffice to say that it scared the $h!t out of me and Margarida.
And some other stuff happened...just watch it...go on...I dare you...
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Always wanted to visit "Mo-Bay" area and the famous Montego Bay Yacht Club.
From Ocho Rios we motor-sailed to Montego Bay, our last stop in Jamaica. Anchored off the quiet Montego Bay Yacht Club, where we sheltered from a strong NE weather front for 3 da...
We arrive very early to the region where our charts say there is an island and reef... but we can't find it... the charts are wrong. It takes almost 8 hours to eventually get there with Margarida starving and seasick...you know the drill by now. Find food ...
From our anchorage in Oracabessa we sailed the short distance west to Ocho Rios, a major tourist center in Jamaica. Ocho Rios is the place where Glen’s parents had their happiest holiday, back in 1967. By record of his Mum’s diary, we visited their hot...
We have to leave Nuevo Cay but we delay it as long as possible in order to get food and stock up. But when we search for another reef it isn't where it is supposed to be on the charts. We have to heave-to and wait for better light but it doesn't look good ...
While sailing we have been caught out by the VIRUS and cannot enter any country. We have to somehow make do until the world becomes normal again. So we set sail for a reef in the middle of nowhere, 272 nautical miles off the coast of Nicaragua. We have no ...
Our relationship gets to a breaking point. The strain of the past couple of weeks with Margarida's seasickness, lack of sleep and anxiety about where we can sail to be safe is causing grief. There is a solution but it seems they can't be found out in the m...
We have just been kicked out of Haiti now too. So after being kicked out of Cuba 2 weeks ago, finding no refuge in Domincian Republic, Haiti is just the icing on the cake. Where can we go now? It seems hopeless but with some good skills and common sense we...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - Over one year ago we sold our sailboat Tavarua because we run out of money and had to go back to Austria to work again. In this video you will see the highlights of our 10 month sailing adventure in just 12 minutes and we ...
On passage from Bahamas to Jamaica, flying the Parasailor and passing the notorious windward passage at the eastern end of Cuba.
After several days in George Town, Bahamas, we found a narrow weather wind to start our 700nm passage to the Cayman Islands, v...
This is Part 2 of our Windward Passage video - Happy Earth Day all! After seeing up to 44 knots in our previous video, the wind all but died as we sailed behind Haiti. Another change was the significant amount of trash we started seeing in the water, which...
In this episode of Barefoot Sail and Dive we leave Jamaica and head out into the Caribbean Sea! On day one we were joined by a pod of over 20 dolphins! After 47 hours we arrived in Grand Cayman. It was an incredible feeling to complete our second multiple ...
In this episode of Barefoot Sail and Dive we have our friend Sandra come visit from Canada! It's our last week in Jamaica which is also super exciting! We will be sailing to Grand Cayman the day after Sandra leaves.
We sail 15 miles to Lucea Bay which is ...
In this episode of Barefoot Sail and Dive we pull up anchor and leave Discovery Bay. Cruising the north coast of Jamaica, we sail to Montego Bay with very little wind but we make it!
Montego Bay does not have many good places to anchor anymore. The yacht c...
In this episode we continue to cruise the north coast of Jamaica. Leaving Oracabessa bay and sailing to Discovery Bay. We had one of the most relaxing beautiful sails we have ever had!
Arriving in Discovery Bay we had a difficult time finding good holding...
Cruising the north coast of Jamaica! We had a fantastic time in Port Antonio, exploring around and getting a few boat jobs done. After spending way to much time at Erol Flynn Marina we headed off to East Bay around the corner for a one night stop before he...
Sometimes cruisers have a chance to explore a place by land! Erica went to explore the blue mountains on an overnight trip. Jamaica has a beautiful landscape and some of the tallest mountains in the Caribbean at 7000 feet. Davy decided to stay back on the ...
We finally left the Bahamas on an overnight passage to Jamaica! Our first multiple day crossing on Barefoot!
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