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We sail peacfully through the night and suddenly the boat stops! The rudder and prop got caught in a massive floating fishing net that extends for miles and was not lit. My sailboat Karl is hanging in the net whilst a 2 knot current is pushing the boat in...
Wanna know how to change a transmission oil seal? Check out how I did it on my sailboat.
My Transmission oil seal had been leaking for a while and I finally decided to change the seal. Unfortunately, I did not have the right tool to do the job and had to...
My friends from SV Chuffed are picking up anchor to head back to Panama City and the fun times of buddy boating are over again.
There are some boat jobs that need to be done before I leave Pedro Gonzales to start my way over to Costa Rica.
Some of you ha...
The engine-less journey continues. We have to wait for some wind to get out of the anchorage in Isla Bona, so we decide to explore the island by land and by sea.
With the smallest of a breeze we set sail to Isla Otoque, only 5nm north from Isla Bona and ...
Karl's engine is dead, so we set sails to slowly make our way back towards Panama City. Winds are low and turning in this area and the tidal currents are not helping during the doldrums, either. But Karl is doing pretty well even under the challenging circ...
Cuba had been on my bucket list for a long long time and I nearly had to leave Karl behind to meet my friend Anna on time in Havanna...so it was even more exciting when everything did work out in the end and I got to sail from Isla Mujeres to Isla Juventud...
After four nights at sea, I arrived in Isla Mujeres (Mexiko), the Island of Women. My friend Maria's parents live there on their boat Rejoice and Maria flew in from Panama to visit us.
It was great to be able to take out my Brompton bike again and cruise ...
Around 400nm from Roatan (Bay Islands, Honduras) to Isla Mujeres (Mexiko) in four nights and five days. So far the longest I have ever been at sea.
Naturally, there have been mixed feelings throughout the trip. But because it ended with a beautiful speedy...
Finally, I am back to solo sailing, grooving slowly into it by doing small daytrips along the coast of Roatan. Karl and me are prepping ourselves for the next bigger passage up to Mexiko and I am exploring the beautiful bays of Roatan with my new kayak!
E...
On the way to Roatan, we decided to do a little stopover in Utila. The sail there was one of Karl's fastest ever and we ended up having to heave to for a couple of hours because we were way faster than expected.
Unfortunately, I have to drop of Tom very s...
The longest passage with Karl so far: 350nm, three nights and four days at sea. It was an incredible passage with a little bit of everything. Karl did super well and we arrived safely in Guanaja!
Ahoy, thanks for watching and see you next week,
Nike &...
We spent another incredible week on the island Providencia. Great spearfishing with some locals and Dani and Tate from Sundowner, listening to Zouk & Reggea beats played by local bands and of course beach fires and some boat work...the life of a cruise...
Karl, Matthieu and me were actually heading for the Bay Islands of Honduras...But we were sailing a bad angle to the wind, pushing us into the banks of Nicaragua and Matthieu was seasick and could hardly move...so I decided to find some shelter in Providen...
As you can see, I did not quite give up on my dream yet. And there was not much time to be down about my messed up sail to San Blas anyways, because a couple of days later, Patrice, who edits the episodes of UNTIE THE LINES, came to visit me. He is plannin...
On the way back up to Cartagena, we visited the Island Tintipan and the Rosario Islands. Both beautiful places with interesting encounters.
Time flies when you sail around...we got some bits and pieces for KARL in Cartagena and I am back by myself with a ...
Matthieu is back on board for two weeks and our first trip is a fun overnight trip to Isla Fuerte. KARL is doing super well and we are off to explore some of the beautiful islands of Columbia. But see yourself...
Enjoy, ahoy and thanks for watching,
Nike...
KARL and me are doing some island hopping in the beautiful San Blas and I am grooving back into solo sailing. There are a couple of projects on the worklist before I can set off on my first slightly bigger solo trip, but I have some great help from my frie...
KARL had been waiting patiently for me in Panamarina for about half a year. After two weeks of boat work it was time to take him out again and Maria and me sailed KARL to Guna Yala, also called the San Blas Islands. What a beautiful sail, thank you KARL, i...
It took just about two weeks to get Karl ready to leave the marina and to be back on the hook. A huge thanks goes out to Maria from www.sailjoana.com, who helped me to finally get the engine started again and taught me lots of other nifty little tricks aro...
The first week being back on Karl was full of small boat projects to move back in and to make him a functioning home. And a little bit of nature fun for a good work-life balance ;).
Ahoy and thanks for watching,
Nike & Karl
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