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On Day 12 of his solo non-stop circumnavigation aboard his Pacific Seacraft 40, Oliver Widger of Sailing With Phoenix champions Klippel-Feil Syndrome research across the open Pacific Ocean.
Keeping Whales From Sinking Us – 700 NM to a New Country
Daniel and Jenna Brown sail 700 nautical miles from Fiji to New Caledonia aboard SV Machete, implementing rigorous whale strike mitigation and offshore seamanship.
Salt & Tar: Ep.361- IN-THE-WATER Survey
Garrett and Ruth Jolly of Salt & Tar travel from Puerto Peñasco to Ensenada, Mexico, conducting an in-the-water marine survey of Victoria, a classic William Garden Porpoise wooden cruising ketch.
I’m Sailing Around the World Without Stopping
Oliver embarks from Port Townsend aboard Pacific Seacraft 40 Phoenix do Mar on a 30,000-mile solo non-stop circumnavigation, tackling heavy Pacific swells and 30-knot winds in Week 1.
Day 10 sailing around the world without stopping.
On Day 10 of his non-stop unassisted circumnavigation aboard a Pacific Seacraft 40, Oliver Widger manages physical conditioning, nutrition, and his Klippel-Feil Syndrome advocacy mission.
We Went Back to the Life We Left Behind… But It Felt Different
After months aboard catamaran Big Lost in French Polynesia, Kelly and Connor returned to Idaho to inspect their 400-acre shared ranch and reunite with family.
Riley Makes an Illegal Emergency Stop.. 4m Waves, Electrics Down
Riley of Sailing La Vagabonde battles 4m waves, blown blocks, and dead electrics, hand-steering through 30-knot gales to an emergency stop in the Solomon Islands.
Day 9
On Day 9 of his solo non-stop circumnavigation aboard a Pacific Seacraft 40, Oliver Widger monitors tropical weather and trims his Kraken sails across deep Pacific waters.
Women Solo Sailing Mexico #sailing #travel #boating
Captain Jessica recounts solo sailing a 51-foot ketch while pregnant in Mexico, rallying an all-female crew in Puerto Vallarta to rebuild the vessel for an offshore voyage to Panama.
Day 8 sailing around the world without stopping. Shout out @ring for catching this on camera lol
Eight days into his solo non-stop global circumnavigation aboard SV Phoenix do Mar, Oliver Widger survives a rogue sneaker wave strike in the calm Pacific Ocean, proving his sacrificial solar arch design.
3D PRINTING 🖨️ & UNDERWATER LIGHTS 🚨Hurricane Season Projects Keeping us Busy!
Tied up for Pacific hurricane season in Banderas Bay, Mexico, the crew of M/V Noeta leverages marine 3D printing in ASA and PETG to fabricate custom boat parts and completes a transom underwater lighting overhaul on their Nordhavn 57 trawler.
The BEST Place We’ve Ever Sailed 🥰
Riley and Elayna of Sailing La Vagabonde declare Raja Ampat, Indonesia, their finest anchorage after eleven years of circumnavigation, exploring vibrant coral reefs, local vocational schools, and remote island passages.
We’re Selling the Boat That Took Us Around the World
Ben and Ashley of Sailing Nahoa list their circumnavigation-proven 2005 Lagoon 410 S2 catamaran, SV Nahoa, complete with turnkey offshore systems and lithium power.![Moving huge things solo sucks! [Ep. 166]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/umqudfog7D8/mqdefault.webp)
Moving huge things solo sucks! [Ep. 166]
Luke tackles grueling solo boatyard refit tasks aboard SV Supernova, moving a 70 kg anchor, 300 kg chain, and heavy sails using mechanical advantage and rigging tackle.
Fiberglass Repair | There’s a Hole in Our Boat
The Cruising Kiwis undertake a structural fiberglass hull repair on Javelot, executing a 12:1 scarf bevel and core restoration to ensure ocean readiness.
30 Days Surviving The Pacific: THE MOVIE
Back 2 Basics Adventures completes an epic 30-day, 3,000-nautical-mile Pacific Ocean crossing from the Galapagos to Nuku Hiva in French Polynesia, enduring ITCZ squalls and living off the sea.
Am I Ready To Sail Nonstop Around The World?
Part of a five day sea trial out in the Pacific to test out my new inventory of sails. Crazy to think how close I am to the starting line now... Starting in October 2026 I will attempt a 30,000 mile solo nonstop circumnavigation of the planet aboard my Pacific Seacraft 40, "Phoenix do Mar"...
First Sail Alone Since Sailing To Hawai’i
In October 2026 I will attempt a 30,000 mile solo nonstop circumnavigation of the planet aboard my Pacific Seacraft 40, "Phoenix do Mar", meaning Phoenix of the Sea in Portuguese. Departing from Port Townsend, Washington, this voyage will cross the world’s most remote oceans in one continu...
I Should Be With Her: A Medical Emergency Sailing Fiji
What starts as a perfect day in paradise quickly turns into every cruiser's worst nightmare. We make a short hop to a beautiful mooring in Fiji, explore the local fresh market, and settle in to enjoy the sunset. Then Holly suffers a medical emergency that changes everything. With the local ho...
Crossing the Pacific Changed Our Family
After months of preparation and 24 days at sea since leaving Panama, we finally crossed the Pacific Ocean and arrived in Nuku Hiva in the Marquesas Islands of French Polynesia. This crossing pushed our family physically and mentally in ways difficult to explain. Interrupted sleep, endless sail chang...
24 Days Across The Pacific: From Tropics to Glaciers
Two weeks after arriving in Hawaii from Mexico, Sea Dream of Clyde sets off again — this time 2,700 miles north from Honolulu to Elfin Cove, Alaska. This 24-day passage to Alaska tested us with lots of heavy sailing, lightning storms, a gale on the nose, shipping traffic, illness, and days of relen...![WE DID IT!! We sailed across the Pacific Ocean! [RED SEAS]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/L-cTTWrLT9k/mqdefault.webp)
WE DID IT!! We sailed across the Pacific Ocean! [RED SEAS]
Celebrate with us and support our refit plans: www.red-seas.com/refit Join us as we arrive into New Zealand after our 11 day sail from Tonga. Our final morning at sea is an incredible sight, from a perfect sunrise to spotting dolphins and whales on our bows as we spot the coastline of New Zealand a...
Sailing 3,000 Miles Across the Pacific on a 33ft Sailboat
“A ship in harbour is safe — but that’s not what ships are built for.” In May 2025, after months of preparation, we left Baja, Mexico, aboard our 33ft sailboat, setting out on our first true offshore passage that took us nearly 3,000 nautical miles to Hawaii. The early days tested us: light winds, ...![CATCH and COOK lobsters for Christmas Dinner (sailing edition) [RED SEAS]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/uVT0pHPJpCY/mqdefault.webp)