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We are on a remote island, in the middle of Cyclone Season. We need to get to New Zealand, 2,500 miles away. Cyclone Sarai is south of us. Another is forming over Vanuatu. Will we make it?! Will we catch that fish? Will this passage ever end!? Click to fin...
We are in the middle of Cyclone season and we need to move the boat. As we debate where to go, we share a few rescue stories from the Carenage, provision for the passage, plead for the sun to come out, get kicked off a wave in Huahine, show you how to exer...
We're back on Archer! Five months in 20 minutes is all it took! We show you the repair process and share what it felt like to get "home” at the end of 2019 (just before Covid became a thing).
We owe a huge THANK YOU to both teams at Outremer and the Rai...
We are on a remote island with a unseaworthy boat. We need to get her to a qualified yard on another island and fully inspect her for damage. And we learn that not everyone is rooting for us...
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Seth shares how he got into sailing, we enter Archer into her first race, and we show you how we care for her amazing red paint. More guests come and they're afraid of sharks (silly landlubbers :). PS: This was shot before the Pandemic. Enjoy!
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#BoatLife before the Pandemic: As we explore the remote atolls of the Tuamotus, the stress of that remoteness comes home. We attempt to find food, we give you a tour of our nav table, and we explain how we do our watch schedule. We learn how to use our cam...
#BoatLife: For anyone thinking about quitting their jobs and taking their family on an adventure, this is the video for you. We explain the pros and cons to this lifestyle, how we afford it, what it took to make it happen, and our thoughts on if it's worth...
We have our scariest moment yet, and of course it's at night. We pride ourselves on being responsible sailors (keeping our family safe), but here we got "caught with our pants down and our spinnaker up" in a gale.
While the boat was probably just fine, w...
Sailing alone across an ocean is never easy, but in Part 2 of our voyage we encounter more than our fair share of troubles...
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We depart the Galapagos for the Marquesas Islands, 3,000 nautical miles across the empty Pacific. Along the way we have total carnage in terms of breakage (chafe, ripped sails, leaking hatches) and some health issues aboard. This is Part 1 of a 3 part seri...
It's time to catch you up to why we haven't started the build yet - but, in good news, we get to show you everything that comes in container #1!
It's time to catch you up to why we haven't started the build yet - but, in good news, we get to show you ever...
The Galapagos can be expensive for cruisers to visit, and many of our normal freedoms are taken away. But on Isabella those rules are more relaxed, the town less developed, and the anchorage was more protected. We left thinking this was our favorite of all...
If you thought the Galapagos was a barren wasteland with nothing but wild animals, you cannot be blamed. That's what the BBC and countless other nature channels have led you to believe. But the reality is very different indeed...
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We have over an hour of edited footage from the Galapagos Islands headed your way shortly. We'll start here today in San Cristobal and Santa Cruz islands. We hope you like our summary!
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Welcome to part 4 of our catamaran design series, where we discuss righting moment and structural strength.
Righting Moment and structural strength of Catamarans is important to understand the possibility of a catamaran capsizing and whether it is suitab...
This is Part 2 of our passage from Panama to the Galapagos. Along the way we got the chance to haze our kids since they're not Shellbacks yet, like we are. Every ceremony is different, but we tried to make it fun and memorable. Not too many people get the ...
On our sail from Panama City to the Galapagos we had flat seas and calm winds. With our Reacher up we wanted to get a nice drone shot of the boat sailing along in light winds. What a mistake! This mishap and more in this week's episode. Enjoy!
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We tried to leave Panama, but disaster struck. Come join us as we kill time in Panama City and the Las Perlas islands. And eventually repair our boat...
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The Sailing Family crosses from the Atlantic to the Pacific in this 8 minute video, showing exactly how it's done. [Shot pre-covid].
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We arrive in Colon and quickly leave for a "vacation from our vacation" while our bottom gets repainted. It doesn't go smoothly. [This video was shot pre-covid.]
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We finally make the big (scary) passage to Panama. 10 years ago we nearly lost our boat off the coast of Colombia - so was it worth sailing all the way to Jamaica to avoid that route this go around? Click the video above to find out!
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Is this the DR or Thailand? That's what we kept asking ourselves as we cruised the north coast to Ocean Wall. We also got to race a TS42 Marsdon Composites catamaran. Who will win? Watch to find out!
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We stumble upon a place called the Scape Park. Was this the site of Jurassic Park? Where are all the tourists? Were they eaten? What's going to happen?! Hit play to find out...
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If we wanted to cross through the Panama Canal this season, we needed to make tracks West. We were loving the USVI's but also had fun making small hops to new places: The Spanish VI, Puerto Rico, Rincon and then the Dominican Republic. Every place ends up ...
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