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This Robert Harris design was built by Ta Yang in Taiwan and earned a reputation as a stout bluewater cruiser. Unfortunately, the original teak decks also earned these boats the nickname “Leaky Tikis.” This example has lost its teak deck and received several interior repairs, but a buyer still needs...
John Glennie named the Rose-Noëlle after a young woman he met in Tahiti and lost in a tragic plane crash. Sixteen years later, the boat capsized, beginning an extraordinary 119-day survival story.
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After almost a year on the hard, Sophisticated Lady is back where she belongs — offshore, under full sail, heading somewhere extraordinary.
We pulled anchor from the stunning Rosario Islands of Colombia at dawn and pointed the bow toward one of the most legendary sailing destinations on the planet:...
How to survive a tropical storm at sea: A true sailing survival story.
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Johnny was 20 years old and eager for his first Atlantic c...
🌊 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...
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Join us aboard our Kadey Krogen 55 Expedition trawler as we cross the Atlantic Ocean from Bermuda to the Azores with our dog, Gypsy. These short daily trawler-life updates document the real experience of long-distance passagemaking, ocean cruising, and living abo...
The final stretch to Colombia… and after everything this passage threw at us, the wind completely disappears.
After battling storms, big seas, a shredded headsail, and days offshore, we spend the entire night drifting slowly toward Cartagena at just 2–3 knots. If we’d had enough fuel, we could have...
Day 13 & 14 of our offshore passage from the USA to Colombia…
After days at sea, the weather forecast suddenly shifts for the worse. What was meant to be manageable conditions turns into a long-lasting storm stretching across the entire Caribbean Sea — leaving us with nowhere to run and no way...
Day 12 of our sail from the USA to South America… and this is where the crossing starts to get rough.
After finally reaching stronger winds out in the Caribbean Sea, the conditions quickly deteriorate and our headsail completely shreds offshore. With over 30 knots of wind, building swell, and no fu...
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 ...
1,800 miles from the nearest road, my autopilot exploded into pieces on my lap. Three and a half days into an 18-day crossing from Ecuador to Easter Island, on a light catamaran with small rudders and no displacement, the wheel pilot's ring snapped, the belt cut itself in four places, and the b...
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...
Aboard their sailing catamaran, Sailing Big Lost navigates the Pacific Ocean from the Galapagos toward the Marquesas, executing 14 sail changes, sewing a torn sail bag, and repairing a chafed Dyneema reefing line offshore.
⚓ We’re going LIVE the night before we leave for Bermuda — the first leg of our Atlantic crossing aboard our Kadey Krogen Expedition trawler. Sorry it is such bad quality - we have bandwidth limitations!
After months of island hopping through the Caribbean, it’s finally time to prepare for a 5-day ...
In 2014, I delivered a Beneteau First 47.7 from the Bahamas to Cartagena. Somewhere in the Caribbean, 150 miles offshore, I found myself ankle-deep in water, crew vacuuming the bilge in the dark, batteries dead, no GPS, no autopilot. I didn't know at the time how close we were to losing the kee...
Our family of seven has made a home off-grid, living aboard our sailboat in Panama’s stunning Caribbean waters. From morning surf sessions to island exploration in Bocas del Toro, we embrace the cruising lifestyle. But when a young crew member faces a sudden medical emergency, we must find a sailor’...
After making our way through the Windward Passage for the third time, our family of seven has finally returned to the familiar waters of Bocas del Toro, Panama. ⛵🌴
This place feels a little like home for us, and after weeks at sea it’s the perfect spot to regroup, reconnect with friends, and begin p...
We’re halfway through a 900-mile offshore passage across the Caribbean Sea toward Central America — five kids, two parents, and one home afloat. 🌎⛵
What started with beautiful trade winds and steady sailing quickly turned into squalls, confused seas, and long overnight watches. Offshore sailing alwa...
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Navigating LEAKS + SQUALLS Sailing New Zealand to Australia
Sailing from New Zealand to Australia across the Tasman Sea is ne...
Lots of lessons learned in this episode as we set sail from Ensenada, Mexico, aiming for a 290-mile passage to Bahia Tortugas when everything goes sideways fast. Our first night offshore brings rough weather and a stressful emergency decision to cut the dinghy off the davits. To top it off, our jib ...
Sailing Big Lost navigates Bastille Day festivities in Marigot, rescues stranded kayakers in Simpson Bay, commissions an aluminum GoDu dinghy, and sails past Sint Eustatius to Saint Kitts.
We’re finally back at sea! After months on land, we’re setting sail from Georgia and making our way to the Bahamas — this time as a family of four. With our 7-month-old baby and dog onboard, we navigate a mix of the Intracoastal Waterway and offshore passages, adapting our route with the weather as ...
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In this detailed guide, Captain German Exploring shares his essential tips and real-life experience on how to properly prepare a sailboat for offshore sailing. Discover crucial insights on wha...
This time on Distant Shores we deal with currents on the 600 mile passage offshore to the Canary Islands from Portugal. We then sail from Lanzarote to Gran Canaria for the start of the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers (ARC) and prepare for the big one - a 3000 mile transatlantic crossing, the first for o...
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