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It's time for some real talk. Sailing in Indonesia is not very fun or very easy. And here's why:
There are fish attraction devices (FADs) everywhere, including in extremely deep water, they don't have lights and you can't see them on radar. And if you'...
A word of advice. It's perhaps not the best idea to take two ladies on a sailing passage that turns into a tough upwind bash. Especially when it's the first time one of them has ever sailed overnight!
Our friend Sara had a flight to catch on the island ...
You can live this lifestyle too! BlueWater Cruising will show you how: https://www.bluewatercruisingplan.com/ If the apocalypse happens, our family of six is good to go! In preparation for our upcoming ocean crossing and the next six months of cruising th...
What's this??? Two successful spinnaker sails in a row??? There may be hope for us yet!
We were faced with light winds again for our passage down to Labuan Bajo on Flores Island so it was the perfect opportunity to get some more spinnaker practice. It ...
Sailing Zoomies = Starry Horizons speak for sailing fast. Just in case you were wondering... :D
We had 380nm to cover in order to sail from the Banda Islands over to Hoga in Indonesia's Wakatobi National Park and faced a "tough" choice. Sail fast and m...
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Tarka is a 1973 Albin Vega 27 (8.2m) tha...
Sailing to Indonesia seems like a fantastic way to celebrate Episode 100!!! Can you believe we've come this far??
This was no ordinary passage either. After leaving Australia, we had to do some technical sailing, adjusting to wind shifts by trying diffe...
Let's be honest, you can never talk too much about sailing! Boats and the cruising life are a constant topic of conversation out on the water. So I figured it was about time we shared one of those conversations with you!
I hosted my friends Carlos and L...
In the last blog we sailed the Cyclades and finally set sail from Crete to Malta!
We picked up new companions at sea – migrant birds heading across the Mediterranean Sea from Africa to Europe - maybe housemartins, swifts or swallows - and they used the ...
Our most frightening time at sea...
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In this episode of Sailing Nandji, we depart the Solomon Islands and sail 450nm to Rabaul in Papua New Guinea. It turned out to be a bit of a nightmare passage with many obstacles to over ...
Part 5 of Lealea's first long voyage from Hawaii to Neah Bay, WA. Sailing the Pacific in our Albin Vega 27' sailboat. It is week five of the voyage, some serious problems develop and is it really possible Chuck is still seasick?
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You can live this lifestyle too! BlueWater Cruising will show you how: https://www.bluewatercruisingplan.com/ Crossing an ocean is an emotional and exhilarating experience. Here we discuss some of the struggles that go along with making non-stop ocean cro...
Sailing Gabriel 1 - Episode 6 Crossing the Caribbean Sea
The time has come for us to leave the windward and leeward islands (we're actually behind schedule) and cross the Caribbean Sea. In the book World Cruising Routes by Jimmy Cornell, this passage is ...
On our passage from Panama to the Galapagos, we cross the equator and, with an appropriate ceremony to King Neptune, officially become Shellbacks! Other adventures include a friendly pod of dolphins, an impromptu race and the death of our spinnaker. RIP ...
Hey guys! We are finally getting to the fun stuff... prepping to be ready for offshore sailing and long passages! We have a lot of work to do, trying to figure out how to install 30+ year old a windvane, self-steering system that we got off Craigslist wi...
TheSailingChannel.TV has restored and transferred to HD the classic circumnavigation sailing film, "Beyond the West Horizon," filmed by Eric & Susan Hiscock aboard their 30 foot wooden sloop, Wanderer III from 1959 to 1962.
From his childhood, Thies M...
TheSailingChannel.TV has restored and transferred to HD the classic circumnavigation sailing film, "Beyond the West Horizon," filmed by Eric & Susan Hiscock aboard their 30 foot wooden sloop, Wanderer III from 1959 to 1962.
Lin and Larry Pardey are th...
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