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Why should every sailboat have a bicycle? – Sailing Q&A 40
Should every sailboat have a bicycle? Maybe not if it's a racing yacht or if your superyacht already has its own helicopter, but for cruisers, we reckon a bicycle on a sailboat does amazing things. Filmed before the lockdown and Movement Restriction Order ...
Going out during lockdown without getting arrested? – Stranded04
👉 World Health Organisation Mythbusting: https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public/myth-busters If you flout the Movement Restriction Order in Malaysia you could end up in jail for six months or receive a $250 f...
Nowhere to run: living in total lockdown on a sailboat – Stranded03
👉 World Health Organisation Mythbusting: https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public/myth-busters With nowhere to run, we are living in total lockdown here in the marina on our sailboat. Each day there are more re...
24 hours before lockdown: borders closing around us – Stranded02
👉 World Health Organisation Mythbusting: https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public/myth-busters What do you do when your visa is about to run out as countries around you are closing their borders? To renew a vis...
A new country, a new project – Sailing Ep 188
Another 100 miles to go before arriving in a new country to start a new project. But first we need to navigate for the next 22 hours through oil and gas rigs. And we need to time our entrance into Miri Marina perfectly because the sand bar along the coast...
Why sailors and cruisers are concerned right now – Stranded01
👉 World Health Organisation Mythbusting: https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public/myth-busters There are a few reasons why sailors and cruisers are concerned right now about the current situation just as much a...
Lightning storms all night – sailing 500 miles Pt 1 – Ep 186
We show you how we sailed through lightning storms all night. After 100 miles into a 500 mile crossing in a small sailboat crossing in the open sea, we ran for shelter. A storm five-miles wide hung over the harbour as we navigated in 50m visibility through...
What would you do before a 500 mile sail? – Sailing Ep 185
We have checked out and have a long sail ahead of us. But there's no hurry and we still have stuff that we want to do. What would you do before a 500 mile sail? If you'd like to win stuff, get free gifts and talk directly to us anytime, or if you just wat...
Real sailors do not use marinas. So why do we? – Sailing Q&A 39
We get told time and again by viewers to get out of the marina and start sailing, that real sailors do not use marinas, that they are bored with watching episodes from sailing channels which are set in marinas. Shot on a Minolta MD Rokkor 50mm f/1.4 lens d...
Best underwater footage yet and we are STILL fuming! – Sailing Ep184
We took our best underwater footage yet, but first Jamie had to pick up one last Roti canai from the main man in Tarempa. We are fuming because Borneo continued its illegal burning of the rainforest, so we've decided to show the consequences of it here in ...
Borneo rainforest burns and we go back in time – Sailing Ep 183
As the Borneo rainforest burns and we go back in time, it adds an eerie pall to Siantan. With SY Esper safely moored, we go on a bike tour around the island where people carry on the traditions of 1000 years. In some places, it's like being back in time, w...
Sailing to find a safe anchorage – Sailing Ep 182
With 27kts of wind, lively waves, strong currents and hazards all around, it took us nearly all day sailing to find a safe anchorage. After a few false starts, we ended up in the shelter of a small island just 60m from coral reefs. Are you a regular view...![Sail the Islands of Chile [Adventure #196]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/FIhcFZIFgmQ/maxresdefault.webp)
Sail the Islands of Chile [Adventure #196]
Come sail away with us to the Chilean islands that are lost in time. Discover wooden boats built on beaches, scenic farmland and a local waterway transit system by way of lancha. After visiting two of the small islands, we take a local boat to the big is...
The weirdest toilet in the world? – Sailing Ep 181
Would you poo in this loo? Yes, it really is planted proudly outside on the rocks... We introduce you to this charming village which isn't named on any map but is known to its inhabitants as "Nokok". An isolated island with the weirdest toilet in the world...![South American Sailing Adventure [Adventure #195]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/xHh7c-3bg2U/maxresdefault.webp)