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24 Hours of Life Offshore – The Truth of Boat Life!
Travel Sketch

24 Hours of Life Offshore – The Truth of Boat Life!

Ever wondered what daily life is really like on a multi-day offshore crossing? Join us for 24 hours aboard our catamaran as we make our way across the Caribbean Sea from Trinidad to Panama. This is a look at our normal passage routine, from the silence of solitary night watches and boat maintenance...
GP Dr. Gary Asked Me About Mental Fitness | An Interview on Cocos Keeling Islands – Ep 281
Solo sailing around the world

GP Dr. Gary Asked Me About Mental Fitness | An Interview on Cocos Keeling Islands – Ep 281

During my stop at the beautiful Cocos (Keeling) Islands, I had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Gary. He invited me into the radio studio on West Island for an interview on The Doc and the Duchess Show. This is a local radio program from Cocos (Keeling) Islands. The show brings together conversations ab...
No Autopilot, No Plotter, No Mail | When thinks break on the Indian Ocean – Ep 280
Solo sailing around the world

No Autopilot, No Plotter, No Mail | When thinks break on the Indian Ocean – Ep 280

The second half of the passage from Indonesia to Cocos (Keeling) Islands was another unforgettable chapter of my solo ocean sailing journey. Out in the Indian Ocean, far from land, things started to go wrong. The feeder of my mainsail track broke loose, making handling the sail more challenging. Th...
The power of YES! How one decision changed everything
Sailing Sea Moon

The power of YES! How one decision changed everything

Have you ever stopped to think how one simple "yes" could completely change your life? Five years ago, if you'd told me I'd be living full-time on a catamaran, sailing across the Mediterranean with my husband, I would never have believed you. But looking back, it all started wi...
This Didn’t End the Way We Hoped… 🎣💔
Finding Our Isla Sailing

This Didn’t End the Way We Hoped… 🎣💔

What started as an exciting fight turned into a tough lesson. Krew and I battled a huge barracuda in rough seas, but the hook was swallowed too deeply. We did everything we could to safely release it, but we don’t think it survived. Moments like this remind us that fishing isn’t just about the exc...
ENGINE FAILURE AT NIGHT IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN – Could this get any worse? #atlanticcrossing
UNANCHORED LIFE

ENGINE FAILURE AT NIGHT IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN – Could this get any worse? #atlanticcrossing

🚨 ENGINE FAILURE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ATLANTIC? Day 15 Turns Into an Emergency Diversion A shrieking engine alarm in the middle of the night, an engine that wouldn’t restart, and the possibility of an emergency diversion to São Miguel… this was not how we expected Day 15 of our Atlantic crossing to...
This Is Why We Crossed The Pacific
Sailing Big Lost

This Is Why We Crossed The Pacific

After crossing the Pacific Ocean and spending weeks in the Marquesas, we finally arrived at one of the places we've dreamed about for years: the Tuamotus. In this episode, we leave Nuku Hiva behind and make the 500 nautical mile passage to Raroia Atoll. After carefully timing our arrival throu...
SAYING GOODBYE – Sailing the Caribbean
The Cruising Kiwis

SAYING GOODBYE – Sailing the Caribbean

SAYING GOODBYE - Sailing the Caribbean Sooner or later, every voyage reaches it's destination, and this week is all about goodbyes. While I farewell my beautiful brother Angus, Rob, the boys and our patron Diane continue sailing south through the Caribbean Leeward Islands, Making their way fr...
We Weren’t Ready to Leave Yet | Life in the Marquesas
Sailing Big Lost

We Weren’t Ready to Leave Yet | Life in the Marquesas

After returning to Taiohae Bay on Nuku Hiva, we thought we'd only be staying a few more days before continuing west toward the Tuamotus Islands. The route was planned. The boat was nearly ready. All we needed was the right weather window. What started as an unexpected delay quickly turned into ...
OUR FIRST 1,000 MILE PASSAGE, KILLER WHALES AND A STOWAWAY #atlanticcrossing #luxuryyachtlife
UNANCHORED LIFE

OUR FIRST 1,000 MILE PASSAGE, KILLER WHALES AND A STOWAWAY #atlanticcrossing #luxuryyachtlife

🌊 Our First 1,000-Mile Atlantic Passage: Killer Whales, a Stowaway & No Land in Sight After months of cruising through the Caribbean, it’s finally time for the biggest adventure we’ve undertaken yet as liveabord sailors; the first leg of our Atlantic crossing aboard our Kadey Krogen 55, MOONFLE...
Crossing the Pacific Changed Our Family
Sailing Big Lost

Crossing the Pacific Changed Our Family

After months of preparation and 24 days at sea since leaving Panama, we finally crossed the Pacific Ocean and arrived in Nuku Hiva in the Marquesas Islands of French Polynesia. This crossing pushed our family physically and mentally in ways difficult to explain. Interrupted sleep, endless sail chang...
The Last Glimpse of Land Before South America | Day 11
Leading the Escapade

The Last Glimpse of Land Before South America | Day 11

Day 11 of our sail from the USA to South America… and today feels like a real turning point. The last glimpse of land disappears behind us as we head further offshore with nothing but ocean ahead. After barely any wind and carefully watching our fuel levels, we finally start to feel the conditions ...
We Fixed the Sail… But Now the Rigging Might Fail | Day 8
Leading the Escapade

We Fixed the Sail… But Now the Rigging Might Fail | Day 8

We Fixed the Sail… But Now the Rigging Might Fail | Day 8 We fixed the sail and set off again… but now we’re worried the rigging might fail. After tearing our sail on our first attempt to leave the Bahamas, we finally get it repaired and feel ready to try again. We haul anchor, hoist the sails, an...
Somehow… This Became Normal | Pacific Crossing
Sailing Big Lost

Somehow… This Became Normal | Pacific Crossing

Two weeks into our Pacific crossing and something unexpected started happening… Life out here began to feel normal. The watches, the meals, the routines, the exhaustion, the quiet moments in between — somewhere along the way the Pacific stopped feeling so unfamiliar. In this episode we share what da...
The Ragged Islands Are Pure Paradise! | Day 4-5
Leading the Escapade

The Ragged Islands Are Pure Paradise! | Day 4-5

We finally get a moment to breathe… After a wild crossing from Miami and getting hit with way more wind than expected, we wake up in the remote Ragged Islands in the Bahamas — and honestly, it feels like paradise. With the next weather window not quite ready for our push down to Colombia, we slow ...
Survival Mode at Sea + Monster Fish Caught | Day 2-3
Leading the Escapade

Survival Mode at Sea + Monster Fish Caught | Day 2-3

Day 2 & 3 of our sail from the United States to Colombia did not go to plan. What was meant to be a comfortable beam reach in 18–22 knots quickly turns into something very different. Instead of cruising south, we find ourselves stuck in gale-force winds, beating upwind for nearly two straight d...
Crossing the Gulf Stream & Fishing for Dinner | Day 1
Leading the Escapade

Crossing the Gulf Stream & Fishing for Dinner | Day 1

After leaving the Gulf Stream behind, we finally arrive on the Bahama Bank — and the ocean greets us with something completely unexpected. Glass-off conditions. The water turns into a mirror as far as we can see, leaving us with no wind and a long day and night of motoring across the shallow turqu...
Preparing Our Sailboat to Leave Civilisation Behind! Ep-214
Leading the Escapade

Preparing Our Sailboat to Leave Civilisation Behind! Ep-214

We’ve officially entered full Pacific prep mode 🌊 In this episode, we spend the day hunting down everything we need to get Escapade ready for another ocean crossing and life in remote destinations far from civilisation. From safety gear and spare parts to haul out supplies, off-grid essentials, to...
Eventually, Life in the Pacific Felt Normal
Sailing Big Lost

Eventually, Life in the Pacific Felt Normal

Eventually, life in the Pacific started to feel normal. After more than a week at sea crossing the Pacific Ocean, the routines of offshore life slowly began to settle in. Night watches, sail changes, repairs, fishing, cooking, exhaustion, and family life all became part of our everyday rhythm somew...
Stocking Our Boat Like We’ll Never See Land Again! Ep-213
Leading the Escapade

Stocking Our Boat Like We’ll Never See Land Again! Ep-213

If we’re going to cross the Pacific… we need to be ready for weeks without seeing land 🌊 In this episode, we take provisioning seriously (maybe a little too seriously 😅). We start by building a master shopping list for everything we think we’ll need to survive the crossing—then head out to stock up...
Good & Bad News from 2 continents | Together, apart | Extraordinary dolphin moment!!!
The Cruising Kiwis

Good & Bad News from 2 continents | Together, apart | Extraordinary dolphin moment!!!

Caribbean sailing life | Together, apart This week's episode takes us across oceans from the Caribbean Islands to England, as life on and off the boat unfolds in very different ways. While Rob and the boys sail north, along the west coast of Guadeloupe, they are treated to an unforgettable en...
We Thought It Was Seasickness… It Was Dengue
Finding Our Isla Sailing

We Thought It Was Seasickness… It Was Dengue

Welcome back to Finding Our Isla. In Season 1, Episode 6, we leave Bequia and continue our sail north toward the breathtaking Pitons. Along the way, we continue battling the powerful Caribbean Christmas Winds while dealing with more boat repairs at sea. With calmer water along the coast of Saint V...
Sailing Family Sails into Big Seas: Did We Make a MISTAKE?
Finding Our Isla Sailing

Sailing Family Sails into Big Seas: Did We Make a MISTAKE?

Welcome back to Finding Our Isla. In Season 1, Episode 5, we leave Saline Bay and continue sailing north toward Bequia — still without a working steering cable. As we push forward, we sail straight into the powerful Caribbean Christmas Winds and battle rough seas, strong winds, and multiple squall...
We Left Everything Behind… Was It Worth It?
Sailing Big Lost

We Left Everything Behind… Was It Worth It?

We left everything behind to cross the Pacific Ocean with our kids. After weeks of waiting in Panama, we finally set sail — but the reality of life offshore hit fast. From losing wind and navigating shifting conditions, to gear failures and constant decision-making, this passage tested us in ways we...
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