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Did we make a Mistake coming here? Exploring Wild and Uncharted Sailing Grounds – E180
Follow us in this episode as we dodge shallows and reefs, sail to a deserted island and get our first glimbse of the 2nd largest barrier reef in the world. Follow us every week in our real life sailing adventure, as we live off grid, sail from place to place, travel from country to country discover...
Everyone Hates This Sailboat… So Why Do People Love It?
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Without this our boat launch will be a DISASTER — Sailing Yabá
*Episode 311 | We have a 3-inch hole in our hull and the clock is ticking. If we don't find a replacement for this critical part immediately, Yabá isn't going anywhere.* CHECK EKSTER OUT → Get up to 65% off with our code: *SAILINGYABA* by going to (we can't say enough how much their...
Racing Against Time: New Electric Motor & Major Boom Tent Mods – Sailing Helios S04E02
In this episode of Sailing Helios, our long-awaited Momentum Marine electric outboard motor finally arrives! We've been counting down the days for this upgrade, but there's a small hitch — the battery is still stuck in Customs, so we can't fire it up just yet. While we wait, there...
Solo Sailing to the Cave of the Apocalypse | Patmos
Today I am solo sailing through the aegean sea to the island of Patmos, Greece. This single-handed sailing adventure is about 40 nautical miles beating to windward and a rough sail. Support on Patreon: Support with Bitcoin: 1C2GuZPscVskvzScBJSQpdeXqGz2moJHaC Follow Dylan Magaster: Business inqui...
Sailed 160nm to a Caribbean French Island… We Found THIS – Eps 78
This is it… we’re finally outta Sint Maarten 🙌 (and yes—this time we had the original paperwork 😅 if you missed that saga, make sure you watch the end of the last episode…) With wind in the sails and the bow set south, we kick off a 160nm journey towards Terre-de-Haut in the Îles des Saintes - wher...
Our First Taste of Africa… We Didn’t Expect This | S5 E15
After a tough offshore passage, we arrive in Tanzania for our first real taste of Africa… and it wasn’t quite what we expected. Our journey begins in Tanga, a quiet coastal town where we reset after days at sea, navigate the full boat check-in process, and explore the incredible Amboni Caves — the ...
Installing A High Output Alternator ⚡️
I’ve rewired the boat, installed a new alternator, and made about 100 questionable decisions during the refit. If the engine starts and the boat floats… it will be a miracle. In September 2026 I will begin a 30,000 mile solo nonstop circumnavigation of the planet aboard my 1998 Pacific Seacraft 40,...
Why Would Anyone Want a Trimaran?
Why would anyone choose a trimaran over a monohull? In this video, we compare the Dragonfly 36 trimaran vs a Beneteau Oceanis 40.1 to answer one of sailing’s biggest questions: are trimarans better than monohulls? We break down trimaran vs monohull pros and cons, including speed, stability, comfort,...
No Going Back: Moving our Boat Deeper into the Shipyard (and Further From Launching)
*Episode 310 | Another week of chaos at the shipyard* After two years living aboard, we’re back at the shipyard! Not just to maintain Yabá, but to evolve her. In this episode we move her deeper into the yard, take a chainsaw to our new boom and open our gearbox up. The "shipyard chaos" is ...
We Survived the MONA PASSAGE (47hrs Nonstop Sail to Puerto Rico) E376
After months of life in Luperón, Dominican Republic, it was finally time to move on… and take on one of the Caribbean’s most notorious crossings — the Mona Passage. We set sail for Puerto Rico on a 47-hour, 245 nautical mile passage, pushing through a double overnight sail with little sleep and sea...
Got a New Fuel Tank and Almost Killed My Van
Installed a brand new secondary fuel tank to increase my diesel capacity for the nonstop circumnavigation. It felt like a big step forward, until I realised I’d been driving my van with no oil for a week. Bone dry. Turns out I can only manage one machine at a time. #VanLife In September 2026 I will...
This Was Harder Than Any Storm – Seychelles to Tanzania | S5 E14
This wasn’t a storm… but it might have been one of the most uncomfortable passages we’ve had. Sailing from Seychelles to Tanzania, we thought we’d timed the weather well. A lighter forecast, a manageable window… and a straightforward run across the Indian Ocean. But out here, it’s not always the w...
Why Are Whales Sinking Sailboats?
Why are whales sinking sailboats? Over the last few years, reports of orcas attacking sailboats have exploded across the sailing world, particularly off the coasts of Spain, Portugal, and the Strait of Gibraltar. Sailors have reported killer whales targeting rudders, disabling steering, and in some ...
Shipyard Upgrades: We NEED to improve our rudder (88ft Wooden Boat)
*Episode 309 | Back at the shipyard, the upgrades continue.* After two years living aboard Yabá, we’re finally tackling one of the things we missed the most at sea: an autopilot. But on a wooden boat like ours, nothing is ever simple… before installing it, we need to rework the rudder. With the help...
This Was Our Toughest Hike (Isabel de Torres) + Our Final Luperón Days
This one tested us 😅 We took on the steep and slippery climb up Isabel de Torres in Puerto Plata—and it was no joke. Muddy trails, sketchy footing, and a serious leg burn… but the view at the top made every step worth it. Sitting above the city with a mini botanical garden and that iconic statue, i...
Spontaneous is always best! #sailingfamily #travel #seychelles #hike
🌊 Join Our Sailing Family Adventure! We’re the Fothergills – a family of six living full-time aboard our catamaran, Happy Days. From tropical islands to remote anchorages, we’re documenting our journey around the world to inspire and encourage others to pursue their own adventure. 🧭 Want to Suppor...
Phoenix Do Mar Is Born
They say renaming a boat is bad luck… I did it anyway. Turns out the real danger was hiding inside the rudder. In September 2026 I will begin a 30,000 mile solo nonstop circumnavigation of the planet aboard my 1998 Pacific Seacraft 40, "Phoenix do Mar", meaning Phoenix of the Sea in Portu...
Dad’s Gone… Kids Step Up and Run the Boat | S5 E13
After exploring the outer islands of the Seychelles, we returned to Mahé with a growing list of things that needed attention onboard. From a fridge that wasn’t staying cold to Starlink dropping out and a few other boat jobs piling up, it was time to regroup and find some solutions. But living this ...
Why Most People Quit Living on a Sailboat
Living on a sailboat sounds amazing… until reality sets in. In this video, we talk honestly about why most people quit living on a sailboat. Not the romantic Instagram version. The real, day-to-day challenges that catch people off guard and slowly wear them down. If you’re thinking about: • living o...
Shipyard Madness! First Days of Chaos on the Dry (88ft Wooden Boat)
*Episode 308 | Shipyard madness!* After the adrenaline of hauling out an 88ft wooden boat, the reality is setting in. We finally have Yabá in the dry, and the list of "impossible" tasks we’ve carried for two years is now our daily life. This week is pure shipyard madness. We are working o...
THE CAPTAIN’S LEAVING | SAILING THE CARIBBEAN
THE CAPTAIN'S LEAVING | SAILING THE CARIBBEAN This week we're sailing north through the Caribbean, leaving the Grenadines and St Lucia in our wake as we make a fast passage towards Martinique. This isn't the slow island hopping journey we planned. Instead, we're on a tight sched...
Ep 394 | STORM, Delays & a Midnight North Sea CROSSING, Little Nutshell’s TOUGHEST Test Yet
Our shakedown takes a dramatic turn as a sleepless stormy night, endless delays, and a Christmas detour all collide just as we’re trying to get Little Nutshell ready for her first North Sea crossing. What should have been a simple systems check becomes a test of patience, weather windows, and sheer ...