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Mast Stepped, Boom Installed | We’re So Close to Launch Ep.68 #boatrefit
After nearly two years without a mast, this is the moment everything finally starts to come back together—we step the mast AND reinstall the boom, and for the first time in quite awhile… it actually looks like a sailboat again. In this episode of our sailboat refit, we complete one of the biggest m...
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 ...
Makassar Sailing – Super Friendly Locals & Amazing Anchorage- S5 Ep 143
Sailing to the city of Makassar we dropped anchor along the coast of Sulawesi expecting just another overnight stay… but what we found ashore completely surprised us. Then light equatorial winds slowed us down before leading us to one of our most unforgettable stops in Indonesia with a perfectly pro...
Salt & Tar: Ep.335- Not too Tight, Not too Loose
The pilot house begins to integrate with the boat. We know it looks unusual with this exterior grade plywood being so rough but trust it'll look really good when we're done with it ;) Thanks for watching! p.s. I try and reply to as many comments as I can but we are still so so busy so pl...
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...
14 Days in The Deep Pacific (Living & Foraging for Food)
Want reliable mobile data while travelling? 🌍 Use code NOMB2B for 20% off all Nomad eSIM data plans... Download the app right here; This is the best of our Vanuatu trip — dogtooth tuna, turtle tagging, reef spearing, and trading with locals. Raw, real, and the kind of moments you don’t forget. W...
Family’s Gift – Celebrating 60 Years in Murcia
In this special episode of Sailing Helios, Jude celebrates turning 60 and shares 4 practical life hacks to help you play the game of life with more joy and wisdom. Her children treat her (and Richard) to a wonderful trip to the beautiful regional capital of Murcia. Join them as they explore the city...
Hunting WAHOO with primitive gear
This is a WILD video y'all... Wahoo, naked fishing, and a lion fish sting!! Buckle up and come aboard for the ride!! Hit up Staniel Cay Adventures next time you're in the Exumas!! Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:21 Naked Fishing 2:09 Local Reef Dive 3:12 VENOMOUS MISTAKE 6:09 The Real Adven...
Salt & Tar: Ep.334- Weirdos in the Boatyard
Breaking ground on the Pilot House! I also get the entire deck fiberglassed and Garrett gets the aft hatch to a point where we can finish it later in the water and focus on the rest of the bulk of this refit 🙌 Thanks for watching! p.s. I try and reply to as many comments as I can but we are still ...
If we don’t get this right, we’re screwed (Butt-Puckering Ending) – Ep 268
Join us as we embark on our final stretch of sailing for the cruising season. We navigate some of the most notorious treacherous waters between Scotland and England where timing is imperative through channels with extreme currents. We anchorage hop from Oban, Scotland to England and make course chan...
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...
Boat Projects Took Over Our Life… Until This Surprise
Boat life isn’t always turquoise water and smooth sailing… sometimes it’s project after project 😅 In this episode, we tackle a long list of upgrades and repairs—finishing our epoxy countertop, varnishing the fridge top and installing a new gasket, making new dinghy cushions, repairing our headsail,...
Marina Life in Cartagena: Festivals, Cruise Ships & Tostadas con Tomate – Sailing Helios S03E48
Join us as we settle into the beautiful marina life in Cartagena, Spain! After weeks at sea, we’re finally tied up in this historic Mediterranean port, soaking up the warm autumn sun and the lively energy of the city. Cartagena feels like one endless party right now — with cruise ships lining the ha...
Rain Collection System for a Sailboat- Sailing Liberty E103
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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 ...
Next stop San Juan
We bought a boat without a sea trial because it was buried in the back of the yard. Spending two huricane seasons on the hard we did all we could to recondition the boat for the passage. Now its time to head out. Not all the systems tested but if it is going to happen it will happen out there.
Sail Boat Rule No1 – When You Break It – Fix It – Sail On – S5 Ep 142
We got smashed by a squall that appeared out of the darkness without warning and ripped our mainsail from the boom. Now we're anchored at the town of Benteng on the island of Selayar in Indonesia licking our wounds, surveying the damage and working out what we can do about it. That’s the thing ...
Catching BIG MAHI MAHI & Lobsters Ep.28
We are back with another action packed fishing and diving video!! Watch us get surrounded by a fever of spotted eagle rays, catch giant lobsters and land our first mahi mahi!! Come along for the adventure, let's go!! FOLLOW US ON SOCIALS❤️⛵️ Instagram - - - Facebook - Timestamps: 00:0...
Salt & Tar: Ep.333- More Glue!
How many times did I say more glue? Thanks to Garrett I was always supplied! Thanks for watching! p.s. I try and reply to as many comments as I can but we are still so so busy so please do not take it personally 💕 Much love!!! REFIT FUND: ----- pledge per episode --------- one-time donatio...
We Flew to Australia for the Same Price as a Boat Part — Sailing Delos Made It Happen
A $2,000 boat part. Weeks of waiting. Shipping to Fiji. Or... fly to Australia and build it ourselves. In this episode, we make the call that makes no sense on paper — and ends up being one of the best decisions we've made this season. Warren and Erica leave SV VA safely at a marina in Fiji an...![[Ep 52] Overnight Sail Across The Sea of Cortez | Back In Baja at San Francisquito](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/nadiuGz2_Ho/mqdefault.webp)
[Ep 52] Overnight Sail Across The Sea of Cortez | Back In Baja at San Francisquito
Crossing the Sea of Cortez overnight. In this episode of SmoCo Sailing, we leave Las Cocinas and set sail on a 80-mile overnight passage across the Sea of Cortez to the remote Baja anchorage of San Francisquito. With steady winds and fast sailing conditions, Cosmo makes great time across the open wa...
Hauling Out Our 88ft Wooden Boat for the First Time Since the Rebuild — Sailing Yabá
*Episode 307 | The moment of truth has finally arrived.* After 18 days of watching the tides and waiting for our window, it’s finally our turn. We are hauling out Yabá, our 88ft wooden home, for the first time since her major rebuild to uncover the hidden damage after 2 years at sea. ⚓ Subscribe to...
Back to Boat Life in the Caribbean | Projects, Food & Life in Luperón
After two months away visiting family in Canada, we finally return to our sailboat in Luperón, Dominican Republic. Leaving your boat unattended in the tropics is always a gamble, so we were relieved to find her looking surprisingly good when we arrived back. Of course, boat life means there’s alway...