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NEARLY KILLED OUR ENGINE! Sailing the Caribbean
The Rookie Mistake That Nearly Cost Us an Engine Every sailor likes to think they're beyond rookie mistakes...until they make one. Join us this week, on the leeward coast of Guadeloupe, in the town of Bouillante, famous for it's natural thermal river, heated by the volcanic activity bene...
Ep 186 On Being Told You Have 12-18 Months To Live | Oyster 485 Talisman
We’re not the drama channel. But this time was real … and not good. I tell the story in the video, but the short version is that last summer I was diagnosed with a form of tongue/throat cancer. It’s not the rarest form, but it was caught very late in the game, after the tumor had grown to be 2.5cm ...
Fulaga, Fiji | We Sailed to One of the Most Remote Islands in the Pacific
Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail. EPISODE 346 We endured five months of Fiji's cyclone season. We sailed 300 miles of open ocean to get here. Fulaga. Honestly, worth every single day of the wait. Fulaga is part of Fiji's remote Lau Island group and one of the least visited cr...
Everything Has Changed
Everything Has Changed For the first time in more than two months, our family is about to be reunited aboard our sailing catamaran Javelot. While I've been in England, following the loss of my brother Angus, Rob, Declan and Ivan have continued exploring the Caribbean without me. But now, with...
Downwind to Paradise | 300 Mile Sail to Fiji’s Most Remote Lau Islands
Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail. EPISODE 345 The cyclone is behind us. The wind is in our favour. And for the first time in what feels like forever — we are sailing exactly where we want to go. This episode is the passage. Three days offshore from Vuda Marina in Nadi, 300 miles downwind...
SAYING GOODBYE – Sailing the Caribbean
SAYING GOODBYE - Sailing the Caribbean Sooner or later, every voyage reaches it's destination, and this week is all about goodbyes. While I farewell my beautiful brother Angus, Rob, the boys and our patron Diane continue sailing south through the Caribbean Leeward Islands, Making their way fr...
The Factory Forgot a Part on This $2M Yacht (Blue Water 56, Part 2)
📕 GET THE BOOK: Be The Captain. Winner of the 2026 Eric Hoffer Award. 25 years of offshore decisions in one book → 🔓 FREE: The Captain's Locker. Printable watch schedules, pre-departure checklists, delivery tools → The Blue Water 56 is back for round two, and the factory left us a surprise. ...
Ep 185 Final Electrical Upgrades, Launch, and Docking
Finishing up the final electrical upgrades on our list. These include adding a Victron galvanic isolator, replacing the battery crossover switch, and replacing the old battery isolator with a new Victron unit. And following that we LAUNCH! Yay!!!. This is always the big moment of truth. Will she si...
Chasing a Cyclone to the Lau Islands | Sailing 300 Miles to Fiji’s Most Remote Islands
Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail. EPISODE 344 Cyclone Vaianu has passed. The lines are off the dock. And after weeks of waiting — we are finally underway. We're leaving Vuda Marina in Nadi and pointing VA east. 300 miles to the Lau Islands, Fiji's most remote island group. We&#...
DRUG SEARCHED in Netherlands ‘highest’ kingdom
DRUG SEARCHED in Netherlands 'highest' Kingdom This forgotten corner of the Caribbean is just five square miles making the Island of Saba one of the smallest special municipalities in the Dutch Caribbean. This week the crew have departed Sint Maarten to sail to this tiny volcanic island,...
Cyclone Warning in Fiji & WE Decided to Ride It Out in the Marina
Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail. EPISODE 343 We were in Vuda Marina, Fiji, wrapping up boat projects and preparing to sail to the Lau island group when we got the news: a cyclone had formed nearby. Within 48 hours, we went from resupply mode to cyclone preparation mode. We secured the bo...
The REAL PIRATES of the Caribbean
The REAL PIRATES of the Caribbean Do you know who the real pirates of the Caribbean are? It's not people sailing around on boats. When we were sailing in Martinique, we bought three little copper washers. When we inquired why they cost $64 we were told it's because they have holes in them...
The Bungee Cord Autopilot
When your autopilot dies offshore, you need a backup plan. Two bungee cords and properly trimmed sails can keep you on course for thousands of miles on a catamaran. 📗 Get My Book:
Ep 184 Offshore Passage and Liveaboard Prep
What does it take to prep for extended passagemaking and the liveaboard lifestyle? A lot of hard work, that’s what! And plenty of time spent sourcing all the parts we either broke or need to upgrade. In this episode we focus on electrical system repairs and upgrades, installation of a new Gen3 Star...
How We Sailed 14,500 Miles on $2,604 | Resupply Mission | Port Denarau Fiji
Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail. EPISODE 342 After nearly a month exploring the remote Yasawa Islands—anchored in secluded spots, living off-grid, limited access to supplies—we're pulling into Port Denarau Marina on Fiji's main island, Viti Levu. This is our first fuel stop in...
I was Fine…till I Wasn’t!! Tough times Sailing the Caribbean
I Was Fine... Till I Wasn't - Sailing the Caribbean Welcome back aboard for another Caribbean sailing adventure. This week our patrons our patrons Greg and Gideon experience their very first offshore sailing passage, on our live aboard catamaran, departing Saint Martin for Saint Barts. Its a...
CREW CHANGE – A Caribbean sailing adventure
CREW CHANGE - A Caribbean sailing adventure Love your life. Take pictures of everything. Tell people you love them. Talk to random strangers. Do things you're scared to do. Take your life and make it the best story in the world. Don't waste that shit. Welcome back aboard in Sint Maarten,...
Ep 183 Why Did We Re-Index Our MaxProp Feathering Prop?
Why would you want or need to re-index your feathering prop? In our case, we’ve been living with limitations on engine RPMs. Specifically, when motoring we couldn’t go above 2,000 RPMs or the engine would start to heat up. Staying below 2,000 worked fine, but it isn’t how the boat was delivered. O...
We Found a HIDDEN Cave in Fiji | Swimming to the Secret Chamber
Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail. EPISODE 340 We explored one of Fiji's most stunning natural attractions—the Sawa-i-lau freshwater caves in the northern Yasawa Islands. But the main cave isn't the whole story. There's a secret chamber hidden behind an underwater passage th...
Our WORST EVER Day Passage! I Gear failure & Heart break
Our WORST Day Passage! I Gear failure & Heart break Three quarters of the way sailing around the world, and one of our toughest day passages happens in the Caribbean. This week, Rob and the boys sail north through the Lesser Antilles, battling rough conditions, shifting winds, strong current, ...
Cement Boats…My Thoughts
Ferrocement boats might look solid, but they fail from the inside out. Once cracks form, seawater corrodes the internal structure until the boat essentially destroys itself. Cheap doesn’t mean worth it. 📗 Get My Book:
Sailing Fiji After the Storm | Sun, Turquoise Water & Beach Cocktails – WE|Sail Ep. 339
Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail. EPISODE 339 Nearly a week of grey skies, rain, and nowhere to go. That's the paradise tax — and this week, it finally came due. But when the sun broke through and the water turned that perfect shade of turquoise? Every single grey day was worth it. ...
Good & Bad News from 2 continents | Together, apart | Extraordinary dolphin moment!!!
Caribbean sailing life | Together, apart This week's episode takes us across oceans from the Caribbean Islands to England, as life on and off the boat unfolds in very different ways. While Rob and the boys sail north, along the west coast of Guadeloupe, they are treated to an unforgettable en...