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Ep 31: Einhand Intra Coastal Waterway Charleston bis Norfolk
Von Charleston, South Carolina fahre ich einhand weiter nach Norden bis Norfolk, Virginia. Einhand die ganze Zeit am Steuer ist schon etwas anderes als zu zweit, wenn man sich zwischendurch ablösen lassen kann. Ich erlebe die traumhafte Kulisse des Waccamaw Rivers, besuche Morehead City, Belhaven un...
Ep 30: Daytona Beach to Charleston
We sail from Daytona Beach, Florida to Charleston, South Carolina. We experience the beautiful scenery of the Intra Coastal Waterway to St. Augustine and then sail outside at The Atlantic at the east coast of the USA. Savannah and Charleston are also cities worth seeing that you shouldn't miss....
Ep 30: Daytona Beach bis Charleston
Wir segeln von Daytona Beach, Florida nach Charleston, South Carolina. Wir erleben die schöne Kulisse des Intra Coastal Waterways bis St. Augustine und segeln dann außen herum vor der Ostküste der USA. Auch Savannah und Charleston sind sehr sehenswerte Städte, die man nicht auslassen sollte. Viel S...
Ep 29 Cruising Intra Coastal Waterway: Miami to Daytona Beach
Our cruising on the Intra Coastal Waterway starts in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Anke and I will see each other again in Miami. Together we look at Miami, West Palm Beach and Titusville. We immerse ourselves in the atmosphere of the USA and are very impressed. Enjoy the video! www.mjambo.de Faceboo...
INSIDE Self-Contained Floating Hotel Airbnb + FULL Tour
This is a truly incredible floating hotel could easily be my next tiny home. Only a quick dinghy right to the beach. And located just outside Le Marin Martinique in a beautiful bay in front of Sainte-Anne. This place is paradise with the crystal clear Caribbean water below and gorgeous beaches aroun...
Sailing Back to OUR FAVORITE Caribbean Island🍊👙
Join us while we sail back to Dominica, our favorite Caribbean island (so far😉). We ceremoniously switch our currency from Euro to Eastern Caribbean Dollars as we leave Martinique and enjoy a short but speedy sail between the islands. We overnight on a mooring ball in Roseau, then motor to Portsmout...
Did We Just Find Our Next Boat?! – S4EP14
In this episode we fly to France with @OddLifeCrafting to attend the International Multihull Show in La Grande Motte. We are going aboard a lot of different catamarans and trimarans to really get a good look up close, in person look at all the details so we can get a sense of our like/dislikes of ea...
Sailing Where a PRISONER Survived Doomsday…😳🌋
This week, we sailed to Saint-Pierre, Martinique. The city once known as “the Paris of the Eastern Caribbean” was devastated by a volcanic eruption in 1902. We anchored at the volcano's base, learned about its history, and explored the town. We got to walk through the prison ruins and see the c...
Sailing through Sea World…What was that?
St. Lucia has been an eye-opening 👀 experience for us. It has slingshot us to the reality that we do still need to beware of our surroundings. To be vigilant about what's happening in the countries we are visiting and not get overly stressed 😯 about undesirable dangerous situations... just be p...
IMOCA “Return-To-Base” Race Start Martinique. Hare, Davies, Goodchild and IMOCA Coverage of Start
So you have a race from France to Martinique and what do you do when you finish? Well, of course you race back! AND if you want to be in the 2024 Vende Globe Solo race around the world, you use it for "Qualirying Miles." This video is the background, Pip gives the weather, Sam sails an IM...
A Day in the Life 🥐⛵️Anchored in Martinique | Sailing the Caribbean
This week, we filmed a typical day in our life while on anchor in Martinique. We enjoyed some pastries and explored on shore before returning to the boat. 🥐 We spent the afternoon making our own anchor bridle with repurposed mooring lines and polished our stainless steel. That evening, we drank some...
Unwanted Visitors from Land and Sea
The fear that this day would come has always played in our minds. You think you are prepared for it but when the situation actually arrives all plans go out the window. Dealing with unwanted visitors is always difficult, but when they are super fast, scurry in the dark and multiply like crazy then...
Ambrogio Beccaria and Nicolas Andrieu on Alla Grande-Pirelli First in the TJV Class40s. Nov 23 Daily
We are a Sailing only YouTube channel. Please help by Subscribing, Shareing, Likeing, etc. Ambrogio Beccaria and Nicolas Andrieu on Alla Grande-Pirelli took first place in Class 40 in the Transat Jacques Varb Normandy Le Harv. Italian skipper Ambrogio Beccaria and French co-skipper Nicolas Andrieu ...
Thomas Ruyant and Morgan Lagravière IMOCA (For People) first place in the TJV Dockside Interview
Thomas Ruyant and Morgan Lagravière (For People) have taken first place in the Transat Jacques Vabre Normandie Le Havre in the IMOCA category. This is nowbefore the jury. When they broke the finish line of the 30th anniversary edition of the Transat Jacques Vabre Normandie Le Havre off Fort-de-Fran...
Chasing the Wind: SAILING TO MARTINIQUE
This week, we left the stunning Pitons of Saint Lucia and set sail to Martinique. What began as a calm, serene passage grew into a sporty sail! With 20-25kn of wind and big seas, we dodged lobster traps, tacked our way into the anchorage, and were rewarded with a beautiful sunset while we ate charcu...
Lost at Sea? Hearing that VHF call Ep.94
Anything can happen when you are out on this great vast ocean. What can be a magical ride can turn into a nightmare in the blink of an eye. This boating lifestyle that we are now living has taught us that we always need to be prepared for whatever life throws at you, whether on land or sea. Have...
ULTIMS Fin Tomorrow, Ed de Roth Wounded, Class 40s in Trades IMOCAS at Madeira. TJV Latest Nov 11
Please Subscribe, Share, Like etc. That helps us to produce this exclusive content for you. We are not sponsored but rely on our sailing audienceto "JOIN" with us. Racing in the SE’ly trade wind of around 13-17kts, some 250 miles offshore of the NE corner of Brazil, Transat Jacques Vabre ...
We Have Some BIG NEWS! – S4EP13
Check out the BRNKL System here: In this episode we share some big news - we are SELLING Gypsy Moon. It's been an emotional roller coaster to come to this decision, but it is the only way we can move forward to something new. We also take you through the full install of our BRNKL Security syst...
Spend 36 Hours at Sea with Us! – S4EP12
Blu3 Nomad portable diving system: In this episode we set sail on a 36 hour passage to St.Martin! We had an amazing sails with beautiful conditions, but our autopilot fails on route leaving us to hand steer for 24 hours. Upon arrival we have to navigate through a busy, narrow and shallow bridge to...
Goodbye’s Never Get Any Easier😢 – S4EP11
In this episode we explore Martinique by sea and by land - we rent a car to be able to drive around and see more of the island for Cass' last day. The sad day comes to drop her off at the airport and say goodbye after an amazing time spent together. She is the best crew and best friend I could ...
Her FIRST OVERNIGHT Sail – S4EP10
In this episode we set sail from Bequia to the french island of Martinique! As this would be Cass' first overnight sail we take time to prep everything like food and filling up with water before setting off. We were blessed with amazing conditions for this sail, that is until the wind picked up...
Ep 28: Single-handed from the Caribbean to the USA
The passage from the Caribbean to Florida is considered easy in April and the weather is said to be quite good. However, a lot is different on this cruise. Byside the wonderful sailing moments, the weather is often unsettled. Many squalls come and go, especially at night. I can barely escape a thund...
Ep 28: Einhand von der Karibik in die USA
Die Passage von der Karibik nach Florida gilt im April als einfach und das Wetter soll recht gut sein. Jedoch auf dieser Fahrt ist vieles anders. Neben den herrlichen Segelmomenten ist das Wetter oft unbeständig. Viele Squalls ziehen insbesondere in der Nacht durch. Einem Gewitter kann ich mit knapp...