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We're anchored together with a 52F in south mainland of Greece in the bay at Monemvasia before we both sail north to Kyparissa. We cross towards the Saronic Gulf to finalize are tour around the Peloponnesos.
We take a look at the Island Spirit 410 catamaran factory and tour the yacht! Is it better than Lagoon?
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After hiding for the storm in Gythion, the old port of the Spartans, we cross the gulf towards Plytra. Via the beautiful turquoise Frangos bay in the south of Elafonisos we round the evil Cape Maléas towards the old Byzantium city of Monemvasia.
Pulau Wunga was once two islands, but a 2005 earthquake crashed them together to cause this eerie lagoon in the middle... with no way in by sailboat.
In sleepy Lahewa on the island of Nias the smiles and welcomes were exceptional.
And Millie continues to charm everyone she meets.
Peace and fair...
#stormatsea #badweather
When a 14 hour journey turns into 22 hours, what a nightmare going upward with two knots of current against us. That make us arriving to a new place in the middle of the night.
Arriving in Saba in the middle of the night made us make a quick decision and go into a very smal...
From Koroni we cross the Gulf of Messinia towards the Mani peninsula and the snow capped mountains on that side of the Gulf. We visit Limeni and the Diros caves before we go around Cape Tainaro to Porto Kayio and further up to Gythion.
Hey guys! Sorry for the delay in this episode, we've literally been having too much fun to find time to edit but we hope this is worth it.
We had a great time with our 'boat friends' in George Town. Big shout out to Tapati Nui and Le Pearl Noir. Pat and Steve, we hope you're s...
Good news if you also prefer sailing images over old stones, processions and trying to be a handy man. This episode is all about sailing as we cross from Licata in Sicily towards Pylos in Greece. About 400 Nm in 60 hours with mostly favourable winds and a little help from our friends Sander & Ni...
Conception Island to George Town.
Before we departed Conception we were invited for an incredible evening of food and good conversation on a super yacht called Cronos with our new friends Tom and Tara but all good things must come to an end and it's time to go get legal in George Town.
A da...
Episode 42.
Happy Easter everyone. We've been a great time lately but Hayley has done her best to get a video up for the Easter weekend.
This episode sees us tackle our first reef as we make our way north and into the shallower waters. They are very scary the first few times to make an entry...
Ahoy,
now that Fay is back aboard ZERO we untied the lines, hoisted our sails and crossed the northern tip of the Sea of Cortez to Puerto Penasco. We wanted to check out the lively place and pay a visit to Cabrales Boatyard over there. We heard good things about it and wanted to get a first hand imp...
We're still waiting on a spare screen for the sliding roof from one of Lagoon's suppliers, so no way we can head for Greece before we return from a Dutch party. Let's drive around the island together with Robbert & Luuke from Eight and look at some old stones ….
I know, I know, we promised an episode a week and failed after only a few weeks! This was not Hayley’s fault tho. She’s had an issue with trying to export the finished episode from iMovie and it turns out there was 1 dodgy frame somewhere that was making it fail. It took us forever to find it! T...
After crossing from Sicily to Gozo we sail a figure 8 around Gozo and Malta with stops at the Blue Lagoon and St Julian's Bay, a tour in the harbour of Valletta and a last stop in a small bay in the north of Comino before we have another downwind leg back to Licata.
After a first trail at very little wind we now sail the 70 miles behind the Wingaker to Malta. The true wind starts at 10 knots dead downwind and both increases and turns gradually during the day so we have plenty of time to get used to the handling of the new sail.
After a couple of stormy days the new 235 m2 Wingaker downwind sail arrives. We install some additional components on the front deck and test the Wingaker for the first time in very light winds.
Ep 39.
Those of you guys who have been following for a while will know about our issues with our Gennaker. More precisely, that bloody sail has been a nightmare for us that culminated in the middle of the Atlantic when it split into 2 halves. The sail loft in Saint Martin were great and pointed o...
We were unbelievably lucky with the weather and had the opportunity to explore one of the hidden gems of the Bahamas! Hogsty reef is a stunning atoll in the Southern Bahamas!
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I have to admit that waiting is not my prime virtue. We managed to get back to Greatcircle early March but we still have to wait for stuff before we can sail out again. We try to fill the time as useful as possible and our friends in the marina try their utmost to inspire us with their never ending ...
Ep 38
WE HEAR THE BABY’S HEART BEAT!
At long last we’ve reached the 12 week point in Hayley’s pregnancy and head to a great Doc in St Martin and see and hear our little angel. You’ll have to watch thru to the end to see how it goes.
We start this episode in Anguilla doing all the regular maintena...
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This episode starts on Saint Martin and we end up on Anguilla, so really we visited The Netherlands, France and the UK all in a couple of days. ...
We fly to Barbados to meet Nina & Mario who just crossed the Atlantic Ocean just by themselves on their Seatramp.
In Part 2 we arrive at the magnificent Tobago Cays and head south to Grenada before flying back via Barbados.
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