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[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...
SAILING to East Africa’s SECRET ISLAND
SAILING to East Africa's SECRET ISLAND What would you say if I told you there is an island close to Zanzibar, where few foreigners visit. This secret Island has pristine natural beauty, is rich in history, has clear oceans but lacks the hordes of tourists found on Zanzibar. We sailed our float...
DO HARD THINGS | SAILING AFRICA
DO HARD THINGS | SAILING AFRICA Toughness comes from embracing challenges and bouncing back if things don't go your way. It's about the space to make the right choice despite discomfort. This week Declan stepped into the ring for the first time. He challenged himself to try something new....
Our BOAT has a serious ELECTROLYSIS problem | Sailing Africa
Our BOAT has a serious ELECTROLYSIS problem | Sailing Africa Welcome back to our floating home, for those just joining tuning in, we are a sailing family, who set off from New Zealand six years ago with first three children, then two, then one, and right now none. We are empty nesters for the next ...
We have Cholera | SAILING ZANZIBAR
We have Cholera | SAILING ZANZIBAR We are motor sailing our floating home, down the coast of Zanzibar. We spent a couple days in the Kendra beach area of Zanzibar replenishing our fruit and veggies. Now we are heading to Zanzibars historic capital Stone Town. We want to show Hannah a bit more of Af...
Back on the SAILBOAT | Sailing Tanzania
Back on the SAILBOAT | Sailing Tanzania We are back on the boat, sailing south down the Tanzanian coast towards the exotic, tropical island, Zanzibar. As the crow flies that's a distance of around 50 miles, a easy day sail, but with south easterly wind blowing it means taken back and forth, ...
AFRICA NAKED AND RAW part 1
AFRICA NAKED AND RAW part 1 To say that we are excited to have sailed to Africa in our floating home is an understatement, we keep pinching ourselves to make sure this isn't a dream. When we were invited by our patron and friend Josh to spend three days living with one of Tanzania's oldes...
AFRICA | FASTEST Sailing on the Indian Ocean
We sailed to Africa | Sailing the Indian Ocean Welcome back to part two of our Indian Ocean passage, sailing all the way from Seychelles to mainland Africa. There was almost no time for a mid ocean drag because this has turned out to be our fastest sail inner six years as live aboard sailors. As we...
350 NM offshore passage | Sailing Sitka Ep 132
On this episode of Sailing Sitka, we how you what it is like to be on an offshore passage out at sea. We show rawness, unedited clips and life in general out on the big blue! In this mini series, we will be posting extended footage with barely any edits! We hope you life this version of our creation...
WHERE IS SHE? | Sailing the Indian Ocean
WHERE IS SHE? | Sailing the Indian Ocean Welcome back, final preparations are being carried out on board our floating home, prior to us weighing anchor to embark on our final leg, crossing the Indian Ocean. Sailing non stop, over 1000 nautical miles from the Seychelles islands to Tanga, on mainland...
RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS | Sailing Seychelles
RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS | Sailing Seychelles It is our last days sailing our floating home around the tropical islands of Seychelles, ironing out the wrinkles with our new second hand, tiny Genoa, that we purchased here recently from a guy who had heard we were in the market for a second hand sail. ...
New Crew – Sailing Seychelles
Join The Cruising Kiwis on their epic sailing adventure through the pristine islands and waters of the Seychelles. Experience breathtaking landscapes, rich marine life, and the essence of island escapism in this unforgettable voyage.
We sailed HERE to explore a 300ft SHIPWRECK | Sailing Sitka Ep 127
In this captivating episode of Sailing Sitka, hosts Jay and Kenna share their thrilling adventure exploring a massive 300ft sunken cargo ship near Santiago Bay, Mexico. Discovering remnants from the historic 1959-wrecked San Luiso, they witness how it now stands as an intriguing underwater world tee...
“A shocking sight to sail by…” | Sailing Sitka Ep 126
Sailing Sitka Episode 126: Leaving Barra Manzano & Exploring Shipwrecks - Join Canadian couple Jay and Kenna as they depart from Barra Manzano, Mexico after two weeks spent making new friends, partying, and eating great food. Setting sail for Manzano, 27 nautical miles away, they encounter a sho...
We DRAGGED at anchor… | Sailing Sitka Ep 125
In a recent episode, Sailing Sitka shares their first-ever experience with dragging at anchor. Learn how Jay and Kenna handled the challenging situation and what lessons they took away from it.