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Octopus Encounter! Exploring Bonaire’s Stunning Reefs
Life in Bonaire has been nothing short of incredible! From swimming, snorkeling, and scuba diving with our boat buddies and Conor’s mom, to spotting vibrant coral and an incredible octopus encounter — the underwater world here never ceases to amaze us. But as every cruiser knows, boat life isn’t al...
BATTLING BRAZIL’S COASTLINE – ROUGH SEAS & NIGHTIME HARBOUR DRAMA
BATTLING BRAZIL'S COASTLINE - ROUGH SEAS & NIGHTIME HARBOUR DRAMA Sailing Brazil's coastline turned out to be one of our most challenging passages yet. What started off for Rob and the boys as a straightforward trip north quickly became a test of grit, seamanship, and determination. W...
EXCEPTIONAL BRAZIL – Amazing Country Amazing People
EXCEPTIONAL BRAZIL - Amazing Country Amazing People For seven years, we've been sailing the world as a family, through sunshine and storms, chaos and calm. This week, our journey takes us from Brazil to England, with one theme running through it all: Life is better shared. The places we visit ...
SAILING IN BRAZIL is it REALLY DANGEROUS?
SAILING BRAZIL is it REALLY DANGEROUS? We've been warned by countless sailors and travellers: "Brazil is dangerous. Don't walk anywhere at night. Don't take your phone. Be careful in Salvador." But is it really that bad? In this episode, after crossing the Southern Atlanti...
HEARTBREAK AT SEA – FORCED TO LEAVE BRAZIL
HEARTBREAK AT SEA - FORCED TO LEAVE BRAZIL This was one of the hardest episodes we've ever had to share. We lost our beautiful Mocha overboard, unseen and unnoticed until it was too late. She was part of our crew, and many of you who have followed us for years know how much she meant to us. As...![[Ep 18] Last Day in the USA! Sailing Off On Our International Sailing Adventure to Mexico](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/twH8Fuki05Q/mqdefault.webp)
[Ep 18] Last Day in the USA! Sailing Off On Our International Sailing Adventure to Mexico
We’re finally leaving San Diego! After months of boat projects, delays, and anchor life, our engine is fixed and we’re ready to set sail for Mexico. In this episode, we run our final errands and prepare the boat for offshore sailing. We depart in the early morning darkness and make our first interna...
Our boat nearly quit, but we didn’t! | Sailing Sitka Ep 176
Jay and Kenna set sail from the sheltered anchorage of Chicheme, continuing their journey through the San Blas Islands to a remote and desolate new spot—though, unsurprisingly, not without a few hiccups along the way.
Would You Live Like This? The Reality of Island Life | Sailing Sitka Ep 174
Jay and Kenna have spent the past three years sailing from the Pacific Northwest of Canada to the remote San Blas Islands — cruising, connecting with local communities, and learning along the way. Now, life in this isolated island chain means days filled with games, beaches, cold drinks, and plenty ...
Sailing 1,300 Nautical Miles to TONGA⛵️
Join us as we complete a 10-day, 1,300 nautical mile voyage from French Polynesia to Tonga! We carefully navigate a reef pass into a peaceful anchorage, where we check into the country with ease—no dodgy docks, just smiles. After a brief rest, we lift anchor for a bumpy overnight sail to Vava’u, eag...
OFFSHORE SAIL NORTH: no choice but to take it on the chin – Ep 237
We set sail from the British Virgin Islands on a major offshore passage marking the first leg of our journey north in our new to us custom aluminum expedition sailboat toward remote, high-latitude destinations. This episode is a raw and unfiltered view of roffshore sailing as a couple starting with ...
Back Onboard! – Living With The Tide
Welcome aboard! After a couple of years away, we're back on YouTube with a new boat, a new camera – but the same silly crew. Our previous adventures followed the restoration of Morna, our beautiful 100-year-old gaff ketch. Sadly, after many experienced boat builders came to take a look, it bec...
AN UNEXPECTED DETOUR – WHEN SAILING PLANS MEET REAL LIFE
AN UNEXPECTED DETOUR - WHEN SAILING PLANS MEET REAL LIFE We finally sail into Cape Town after crossing the Indian Ocean and rounding the legendary Cape of Good Hope - one of the most iconic sailing passages in the world. But just as we reach safe harbour in Hout Bay, life throws us a surprise: Rob...![[Ep 7] We Rounded Point Conception… Then the Alarms Went Off](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/xN6aMY4IaoM/mqdefault.webp)
[Ep 7] We Rounded Point Conception… Then the Alarms Went Off
After 5 glorious days in Avila Beach we had a good weather window to go around Point Conception and Point Arguello to get to our next destination of Santa Barbara. The two points are known as the Cape Horn of the Pacific and can get incredibly nasty for sailors so we carefully watched Windy, Predict...
Hidden Islands of Raja Ampat 🌴 | Unseen Beauty Below the Surface
🌊 Discover the hidden islands and vibrant underwater world of Raja Ampat! Full story and breathtaking sailing & diving adventure here: 👉 #HiddenIslands #RajaAmpat #UnderwaterAdventure #SailingLife #MarineLife #Shorts![[Ep 5] The WORST Start To Our Sailing Adventure: 29 Hours Of Nonstop Misery!](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/stEumbBkEzs/mqdefault.webp)
[Ep 5] The WORST Start To Our Sailing Adventure: 29 Hours Of Nonstop Misery!
This is it! Years of planning and we’re finally ready to cut the dock lines (metaphorically, not literally cause dock lines are expensive), leave Monterey, make that sharp left and start our sailing adventure. We’ll take you along on our last minute preparations, our departure from Monterey, and the...
Pacific Sailing Adventure: Panama to Galapagos – Shroud Crisis, Mast Failure & Tips
Join Captain German (Sergiy German) for part two of our epic Pacific sailing adventure—a 4,000-mile journey from Panama to the Marquesas! In this episode, we sail from Las Perlas, Panama, encountering the wrecked yacht Lulu, sunk by a whale in the South Pacific, as reported by Boatwatch.org. From fi...
STORM SURVIVAL in REMOTE MOZAMBIQUE part 2
STORM SURIVAL in REMOTE MOZAMBIQUE A wild southerly buster hits while our family and other sailors take refuge in a remote Mozambique anchorage. As the storm rages, one boat begins to drag its anchor, leading to a dramatic rescue mission as sailors from the surrounding boats jump into action to sav...
STORM CHASING in the MOZAMBIQUE CHANNEL – Part 1 Sailing to safety
STORM CHASING in the MOZAMBIQUE CHANNEL - Sailing to safety Join us on our latest sailing adventure as we navigate the notorious Mozambique Channel, a challenging yet rewarding passage known for it's currents and powerful storms. In this episode, our sailing family faces the daunting task of m...
THIS is why we sail offshore. | Sailing Sitka Ep 150
In this episode of sailing sitka, we sailed to Bahía Ballena here on the pacific side of Costa Rica. After some squally and rough seas, we were more than grateful to be anchored in such a postcard worthy anchorage. It really puts it into perspective exactly why sailors sail offshore... to arrive and...
TROUBLED WATERS | SAILING MAYOTTE
TROUBLED WATERS | SAILING MAYOTTE Welcome back. This week our sailing family navigates the enchanting French island of Mayotte, nestled at the northern end of the Mozambique Channel. Renowned for it's crystal-clear tropical waters and vibrant reefs, that feel untouched by time. Yet, beneath Ma...
LEAVING | SAILING AFRICA
LEAVING | SAILING AFRICA We are sailing to Mafia Island, near the southern boarder of Tanzania. We weighed anchor from Zanzibar in flat calm conditions, having left our hearts on the island. Thank you for helping keep us afloat and supporting the creative process. You can be part of the crew for...
We bought a derelict boat and sailed 1000 miles : Timelapse
We bought a derelict boat and sailed 1000 miles : Timelapse In this incredible journey, we take you through the transformation of our 1974 classic Bluewater yacht, Ocean Melody. Abandoned for over 12 years and purchased on eBay for just £17,000, she was in desperate need of restoration. From her ne...
RUN AGROUND | SAILING
RUN AGROUND | SAILING This week we purposefully run our sailboat aground, on mud flats off Zanzibar Island, for a race against the tide to get the sail drive oil seals changed before the incoming tide can sink the boat. Music Musicbed.com Thank you for helping keep us afloat and supporting the cr...