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Trying to catch an octopus in Culatra, Portugal #26
My favorite parts of having a Youtube channel are 1: YOU guys, who follow our little sailing adventure and the magic that occurs when we get to meet, and 2: Getting to experience something new as a result of those meetings. When we met one of this channel’s subscribers and now friend, Duarte, we g...
How boat life impacted our relationship #25
You don’t need to live on a boat to experience relationships ups and downs, but it certainly adds its spice to life! This week, I change the program as Ryan and I take stock on how sailing full time and living on our sailboat has affected our relationship. We go through it all, how becoming live...
Dinghy in Paradise – S2:E87
We have an amazing dive in the Komodo Islands of Indonesia and find an amazing paradise underwater. This channel is funded by viewers like you. Please help us keep this channel creating great content by becoming a patron Donate Via Paypal to help us get a new drone: Check out the guys that m...
Level up our AIS at the boat yard palace #24
Thank you everyone for your fantastic support! We are amazed everyday at how awesome the community forming around this channel is!!! We are giving away our AIS receiver to one of you. If you want our old AIS250 receiver, send us an e-mail at [email protected] and tell us about yoursel...
Live Chat with Sailing Doodles
We chat about our trip sailing around the world! From Canda all the way to Thailand. Please subscribe to our new channel Flying Doodles Check out our web page to become a patron! Donate Via Paypal to help us get a new drone: Join us on the boat! Facebook: follow our instagrams: Sail...
MARINA LIFE: How to use a hailer (the proper way). #23
This week, we arrive in Lagos, and have many thing to fix: our autopilot isn’t right and our radar is unusable. After cruising all along the coast of Portugal in the fog, we also decided to install a hailer on Polar Seal’s mast. We were so happy to find a yard that was responsive, spoke English re...
Solving the rig problem and time to say goodbye to our friends – EP 57 Sailing Seatramp
After many months of sailing together it is time to say goodbye. We slowly prepare for the way to the Canary Islands and part with our friends. But first we have to solve the problem with our rusting rigg... Song: Ikson - Blue Sky (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music promoted by Vlog No Copyright M...
Sailing The Spinnaker – S2:E84
We continue our sail through Indonesia and sail the spinnaker while flying the drone. This channel is funded by viewers like you. Please help us keep this channel creating great content by becoming a patron Donate Via Paypal to help us get a new drone: Check out the guys that made this voyag...
Dodgy galley cooking from Porto to Lisbon #22
Cooking on a sailboat isn’t very different than cooking in a regular kitchen. I have a fridge, a stove, an oven and a sink. Of course, my “kitchen” (called a galley on a boat) is a little smaller than the kitchen I had in my Stockholm’s apartment. I also use gas instead of my induction stove and e...
New Crew! We found him on Instagram!! (Sailing Nandji) Ep 97
We get our new crew member and initiate him with a 40nm sail the first day! This week on Sailing Nandji, after taking the plunge and deciding to get a new crew member on board, we reached out to our Instagram following. Within a couple of days we had found Juzzy! His unique story took us by surpri...
How do you prepare for passage? You asked, we answer #2
This week, we answer a question we receive from Robert: How much preparation do you do for each passage, and do you have assigned roles onboard? Ahead of our slightly over 100 nautical miles sail between Cascais near Lisbon in Portugal, and Lagos at the Southern tip, we take you through our all ou...
Sailing to Islas Cíes: the best beach in the World. #21
The Islas CÍes was named by The Guardian “Top 1 of 10 beaches in the World”. We set sail from Muros towards the CÍes Islands to see for ourselves if this beach lives up to the title. The sail there is gorgeous: 22 knots of downwind, a smooth ride that only gets better when a pod of dolphins comes ...
Captain Nervous in the Spanish fog. #20
The Northwestern coast of Spain is prone to fog and this week, we head right into it on our way from La Coruña to Islas Cíes. After a couple of weeks spent away from the oat on a business trip, Ryan is back at the boat and we can finally continue our journey towards the Med. We day hop in the Sp...
Meet Polar Seal! A complete tour of our Beneteau Oceanis 40, 2 cabins layout, from 2007 #19
This week, I’m giving you a full tour and a bit of a review of our sailboat: Polar Seal, a Beneteau Oceanis 40, 2 Cabins layout (also called the owner’s version) from 2007. Polar Seal isn't only our boat, she is our home since we became liveaboards in June 2018! Although the space we live in ...
One boat: we’re sailing. Two boats: we’re racing!!! #18
When you are one boat, you are sailing. When you are two boats, you are racing. Guys, we are making friends!!! This week, we make landfall from crossing Biscay in Galicia, and bay-hop from Ria del Barqueiro to Cedeira. We are having a great time with the Boutavent family, our cruising friends who,...
Q&A : Our background, our boat, and… do you seriously want to know that?!
Bonus video! We answer most of the questions we've received over the course of the last two months. We talk about our backgrounds, our boat, the equipment that we use, and answer a few quirky questions we received :) -------------------------------------------------------------------------...
Why does the Bay of Biscay have such bad reputation? #17
Life is short: Meet someone on Tinder, Quit your job, Sell your apartment, Buy a boat and go sail the world!!! This week, I find the answer to a question I asked myself “Why does sailing across the Bay Biscay have such bad reputation?!” Ahead of our passage from La Forêt Fouesnant to A Coruna, ...
🇫🇷French Escale! (in French, with subtitles) #16
Life is short: Meet someone on Tinder, Quit your job, Sell your apartment, Buy a boat and go sail the world!!! ——— This week, by popular demand, the episode is in French! (With English subtitles, of course). We make an escale in Bretagne, near Quimper, at Port-la_forêt, where we meet up with m...
Sailing the tidal waters of Normandy and Northern Brittany #15
This week, we are in Cherbourg and take the opportunity to visit the biggest nuclear submarine in the world open to the public. Although the submarine was very spacious, we didn't believe cruising the world in it would be so cozy, and the maintenance cost probably off the roof. We were in Fran...
Sleepless in the English Channel #14
We knew the passage between the North Sea and the English Channel would be a challenge: we got our money worth. We left IJmuiden and set sail towards Cherbourg, knowing that the narrowest and shallowest part of the passage would be done by night. We planned to make a straight sail down to Europor...
All the things I have tried against seasickness (and what actually works)
This week, we answer an e-mail we received from Ása and Einar, an Iceland couple who wondered what we have found works against seasickness. Before we start answering, we really want to make a point that we don’t pretend to be experts, nor to have all the answers. If you think that we get somethin...
Bonita’s Big Day Out (Sailing Nandji) Ep 87
Its Bonita's time to shine as we finally sail out of Rabaul and explore the underwater world In this episode of Sailing Nandji, we have difficulties trying to organise officials for our clearance from port. It is hard dealing with regulations as they differ from country to country and Yosh g...
ep26 – Sailing Antigua to USA – Hallberg-Rassy 54 Cloudy Bay – Jun 2018
After a great sailing season in the Caribbean, s/v Cloudy bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) leaves Antigua and heads off to east coast USA, out of the hurricane zone. The passage Antigua to Florida (St.Augustine) took us 12 days, with an overnight stop in BVIs and a 2 days stop in Bimini, Bahamas. Great saili...