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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 Swam With Humpback Whales… Then Left Our Boat Behind
The Sailing Big Lost crew goes swimming with humpback whales offshore in Moorea before motoring 46 miles to Phaeton Bay, Tahiti to secure their catamaran for a trip home.
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.
We Finally Stopped Rushing… Life Aboard Got Quiet
Aboard Sailing Big Lost, the family slows down in Tahiti, crosses 20 nautical miles to Moorea, calibrates their anchor chain, and troubleshoots their Schenker watermaker.
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"...
We Almost Left Tahiti… I’m Glad We Stayed
When SV Palarran arrived in Tahiti, the Sailing Big Lost crew delayed their departure to Moorea, rented a car, and explored Arahurahu Marae, Vaipahi, and Teahupoo before returning to rainy boat life.
We Wanted a Different Life… This Is Where It Took Us
Held at anchor in Tahiti by 40-knot gales in Moorea, the Sailing Big Lost family reflects on their route from the BVI and Rio Dulce through Panama to French Polynesia aboard their catamaran.
Some Problems Follow You Across Oceans
In Tahiti, Conor and Kelly aboard catamaran Big Lost tackle persistent Balmar alternator failures, repairing broken lug connectors to restore starboard engine charging.
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...
This Is Why We Crossed The Pacific
Sailing Big Lost navigates a 500-nautical-mile passage from Nuku Hiva to Raroia Atoll, timing tidal passes and exploring remote Tuamotu lagoons.
We Weren’t Ready to Leave Yet | Life in the Marquesas
Awaiting a weather window and recovering from a sail-packing injury, the crew of Big Lost spends an unexpected extra week in Taiohae Bay, swimming with manta rays, provisioning in Nuku Hiva, and planning a 450-mile passage to the Tuamotus.
Life After Landfall | Exploring the Marquesas Following Our Pacific Crossing
After completing a 3,000-mile Pacific crossing, the family aboard Big Lost makes landfall on Nuku Hiva in the Marquesas Islands, repairing their Code 55 sail, exploring Taiohae Bay, and hiking to Vaipo Waterfall.
Crossing the Pacific Changed Our Family
Aboard Sailing Big Lost, Connor and Kelly complete a 24-day Pacific crossing from Panama, arriving at Nuku Hiva in the Marquesas after 4,000 nautical miles.
Somehow… This Became Normal | Pacific Crossing
Two weeks into their passage across the Pacific Ocean, the crew aboard Sailing Big Lost discovers that offshore life shifts from constant survival into an unexpected daily rhythm of watch schedules, shared chores, and cruiser check-ins.
Eventually, Life in the Pacific Felt Normal
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.