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YouTube star Dylan Magaster gives us a tour of his 1979 Morgan 2 38 foot sailboat while we sail it around the Greek waters.
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Sailing GBU Hurricane Dorian live from the Dominican Republic
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We planned to sail to Turks and Caicos but like most of our sailing plans we altered course a bit and ended up at one of the quietest little Bahamian Islands we have ever been to called Mayaguana. We will continue on to the Turks and Caicos from here hopefully at a better wind angle. Once through th...
Ryan runs through a bunch of the tips and tricks he's learned over the past few year when dealing with "Fixed Docks." eg: non-floating. Fixed docks can be cheaper than floating docks any many times there is no other option so you should know what to do to keep your boat safe.
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How do you name an episode when there is no central theme, we are the main characters, and the story is just about a typical day in our lives? If you are a Seinfeld fan you may call that a show about "nothing". We don't always have a plan but we always find fun and sometimes days are ...
Imagine what one week of cruising looks like, and you’ll never get two identical weeks. BUT— if we had to pick one, these 7 days are pretty typical of our cruising life. We spent some time at anchor, and one day at the dock. We enjoy some gorgeous sunshine, and run from a storm. We travel some days,...
This week on Sailing GBU I decided to show a good recipe for boat life in my bikini! Turns out its pretty hard to film a cooking show! The camera moves from being on a boat but the video is HILARIOUS. We hope we brought a smile to you today.
Recipe:
serving 15
3 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoo...
On this episode of Sailing on a Whim, we continue to tackle our never-ending list of sailboat projects and that’s when the reality starts to set in that getting the boat ready for cruising life is more work than we realized. In need of a break, we check out the Ten Thousand Islands area in Florida a...
Hurricane season is approaching and it is time we really start working South so we set sail for Great Inagua, the very last Bahamas Island. We stopped at the very Southern tip of Acklins Island for the night and on our way there we got a few fish on under sail, one of them being a Skipjack Tuna!! Li...
It's a typical day on our sailboat at anchor in a secluded island of the Bahamas. We dive and spearfish during the day and grill our catch on a bonfire by night. When you've finally found the perfect anchorage in your own private paradise, then its time to hit pause on boat maintenance, an...
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In this episode we leave Shelter Bay, Panama, to sail 900 miles to the Roatan, which is in the Bay islands of Honduras. The corner before the bay islands is renown pirate territory, and extreme caution must be taken when sailing in these waters. There have been numerous atta...
Spearfishing and fishing is how we get 90% of our protein when we are sailing in the Bahamas. This day of spearfishing however was almost a complete fail. We saw a ton of sharks and missed a ton of fish. If it wasn't for gathering some conch we would have had to dig into our frozen chicken rese...
This week on sailing GBU we get a driver to take us over to Puerto Plata a busier city. We made a list of things we needed to get and also made time for a rum and chocolate factory.
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Woohoooo, we finally made it to the famous Corinth Canal in Greece! The most expensive Canal per mile in the world. It is quite an impressive drive through this 3 mile long canal. It was first opened in 1893, took 12 years to dig out, is about 8 meters deep, 25 meters wide and every year about 11.00...
We found some caves on Sardinia's East coast, so we sailed to them, dropped anchor, and explored. I hope you enjoy, and as always, I'll talk to you in the comments! -Maya
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This is out 50th episode. Can you believe it....50 episodes. This week we visit historic Jeckyl Island in Georgia and drive Windover up on a sandbank just as the tide is going out.
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Bonus Video!!! This episode on Sailing GBU we posted a visual video of what happened on my birthday. We took the clips just for us to remember it but decided to post it! Thank you again for all the Birthday wishes!!!
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It may seems like cruising the Bahamas is all about sunsets and rum cocktails but it wouldn't be boat life without dealing with mechanical breakdowns. This time the culprit is a pump for our water-maker. That's ok though, we are able to macgyver a temporary solution and get back to explori...
In this episode we leave Shelter Bay, Panama, to sail 900 miles to the Roatan, which is in the Bay islands of Honduras. The corner before the bay islands is renown pirate territory, and extreme caution must be taken when sailing in these waters. There have been numerous attacks in the area, and it i...
The Bahamas Out Islands are way off the beaten path and are amazing places to explore. After an amazing few days on Conception Island we decide it is time to get on the move and set sail. We aim for Rum Cay and decide to continue on sailing to Clarence Town, Long Island. Halfway there we change our ...
I could not believe it. I had only just bought Wahine a few weeks before and my gear box went. The realities of being a boat owner I suppose. This was just the start of a series of setbacks. Can I keep going.
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