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s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) sails 75 miles from Rodney Bay, St.Lucia to Roseau, Dominica with a night stop on the way in Anse Mitan, Martinique. The easterly winds are constantly changing in the lee of the three island’s volcanic peaks; accelerating at their north and south extremities and co...
After St. Vincent, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) moves on to St. Lucia, which looks a lot like St. Vincent, but neater and tidier. We moored in 5 different anchorages (Vieux Fort, Soufriere, Anse des Pitons, Marigot Bay and Rodney Bay) to see for ourselves what each bay had to offer. The highli...
After 3 days in Mustique, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) moves on to St.Vincent, or "the mainland" of SVG (St.Vincent & the Grenadines). St.Vincent is still untouched by mass tourism, despite the dramatic scenery, both along the coast with black sand beaches, and the interior with ...
After few days in Beautiful Bequia, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) moves on to Mustique, an idyllic gateway owned by Mustique Company. The island is composed of seven valleys, each with a white sand beach and wooded hills where exquisite private residences are hidden from public eyes. With a ha...
Dicey spinnaker flying in a coastal race from Charleston!! In this week's episode of sailboat living with SailAway...We're back!!! After a several week video hiatus due to some minor life details in preparation for sailing the bahamas - like selling our house, taking some separate trave...
After Canouan, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) moves on to Bequia, the largest of the Grenadines islands and well set up for tourists. We moor in Port Elizabeth, the heart of island's commerce, with charming waterfront bars & restaurants, fresh fruit & veg stalls and lovely beaches. ...
After 5 days in the wilderness of Tobago Cays, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) moves on to Canouan Island. We stop in Glossy Bay and explore the island for few days, enjoying both the contrasting local environment of Charlestown Bay in the middle of the island, and the luxury of Pink Sands & ...
After Petit St.Vincent, s/v Cloudy Bay spent 5 days in Tobago Cays Marine Park, which is a cluster of 5 tiny, uninhabited, cays, collectively sheltered from the open sea by the appropriately named Horseshoe Reef. Wildlife was amazing, the highlight being the sea-turtles and iguanas. St. Vincent &...
SLOW TV - Today we go a bit Brian Eno and bring you 10 minutes of pure sailing. An ambient look at Luckyfish sailing last week, in ideal conditions off the Exuma chain of islands in the Bahamas. Viewer Jim Thoreson suggested we do this for those of you who plan on getting a Wharram Tiki 38 someday.....
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) has a rough windward sail north into the Grenadine islands. First island, Carriacou, is very local and quite laid back compared to Grenada main island. We hired a scooter for a day to see the sights. Sandy Island is a jewel in the sea, next to Carriacou island. It ...
After the Atlantic crossing, s/v Cloudy Bay's (Hallberg-Rassy 54) crew spent a week exploring Barbados, 25-31 Jan 2018. Barbados is defined by its warm and humorous people, its sugar cane history and ex-British culture. And s/v Cloudy Bay enjoys a rest in the Port St.Charles Marina.
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In this second part of The Dream Maker - James Wharram talks candidly about the rift that developed between JWD and the Polynesian Voyaging Society in the mid 90's, during the Gathering of the Great Canoes in Tahiti. We also touch on the all important but too often overlooked social aspect of o...
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Nike is determined to grab hold of her dream to travel the world by sea, embarking on a life-changing solo sailing adventure. This movie triggers our "Fernweh", the wish to break away from the norm and to pursue our dreams.
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In June 2016 I had the great pleasure of meeting James Wharram and Hanneke Boon for the first time, at their home and design base in SW England. James needs no introduction, widely regarded as one of the fathers of the modern catamaran.
Quite simply, James has helped more sailors realise their drea...
Sir Francis Drake said Life at Sea is Better, no doubt because mindless bureaucracy was as prevalent then as it is now. With the Catana safely delivered and Luckyfish on the hardstand at Grenada, we had expected to return home to Mongolia and work. But …
As sailors, we lead a privileged life on the...
This week Capt Stew from Luckyfish runs through a How To checklist to help you choose a catamaran for sale. After an amazing stroke of luck we find ourselves delivering a Catana 42 to St Vincent for Dream Yacht Charters and reflect on the differences between the Wharram Tiki 38 and catamarans like t...
This week Luckyfish sailing season ends and the girls treat themselves to a Grenada coffee scrub skin treatment as they prepare to re-join civilisation. We continue our search for a safe place to secure Luckyfish for the hurricane season and receive an amazing stroke of luck just as we haul Luckyfis...
Tuya’s FISHING TIP Catches FISH – Finally we start catching fish like our survival depended on it. Fishing lures, fishing bait, this is where we wanted to be, not shopping out of the Cruising Guide looking for the best restaurant at the next port of call but sustainable living from the riches of the...
We FORGOT TO CLEAR CUSTOMS is a true story of how easy it is to forget the real world of geo-political boundaries (and small matters like Customs and Immigration!) when you are living a life that is free of these constructs.
So reality came knocking in the form of a small fine from the Grenadan pol...
HOW TO fall in LOVE with The GRENADINES - This week we experience more of the Windward Islands - a place we have already fallen in love with. White sand beaches, iridescent colours that seem out of this world, protected anchorages and fish on the table! - wow - once visited, never forgotten. Except ...
HOW TO KEEP the WIFE and the SAILBOAT
This week we share some background on how we started cruising together. Introducing a boat into your relationship can be a risky business. We have broken our journey down into a series of steps that took Zaya from land-locked landlubber to ocean sailor without...
B0NDAGE On The HIGH SEAS This week Stewart looks at lashings on board the Tiki 38 Luckyfish. This is the second part in the 10 Ways Wharrams are Wonderful series.
This video has long been requested and celebrates an exchange of information between cultures that has been pretty neat to be a part of....
Tour des Yoles is the most important yearly sportive event of Martinique. The entire country celebrates this event as traditional sailboats race around the island. We had the front row seats to the show, anchored in the bay of Fort de France (where the final race ended) It was truly an amazing exper...
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