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SAILING to SUN, SAND, FREE cheeseburgers, and FREE booze! ALL BY BOAT!!
This week the Crew of SV Layla find themselves at the biggest Cheeseburger in Paradise Party this side of Margaritaville.
Never having been before and with only the knowledge that had been stowed on us throughout our previou...
After a long time weather bound in Huntington NY (Long Island), s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54), is on the move again. This sailing trip takes us down the East River alongside Manhattan. But this time, as opposed to July when we came up the river, we have to be passing on the east side of Rooseve...
Welcome to the latest episode of Ruby Rose!
We are sailing the med again this week and we have three days of sailing to get to our next port. We always say that cruising is all about high highs and low lows, and this episode provides a perfect example of the ups and downs of cruising.
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Continuing on with our sailing trip around the Gulf Islands, finding out if I could love the sailing lifestyle as much as Ben does!
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Kings of the summer - Ayokay
Wildfire by John Mayer
It's the week before we head out on our Atlantic Ocean crossing toward the Azores, and there are still a lot of preparations to do!
Going halvsies on a rental car with our friends Bill and Grace of s/v Calico Skies, we hit up the biggest grocery stores St. Marten has to offer, both on the Fren...
After a night in Orient Bay near Greenport NY, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) leaves the quiet anchorage at sunrise with a long day sail to Huntington NY. So this sailing trip takes us along the north shore of Long Island, from the north fork to Huntington. Once in Huntington we take a mooring b...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) left Sag Harbor on the south fork of eastern Long Island, heading for Greenport on the north fork. On the way we stop in West Neck, Shelter Island, where we run aground as we entered the lagoon. Luckily the tide was rising but not fast enough to avoid several inter...
ANCHORING TIPS, FUN RACING, and MORE FREE RUM! The good times in the Abacos, Bahamas just don't stop! This week we make our way to Green Turtle Cay and snuggle in to an beautiful anchorage for a couple days. We discover the beach bar scene on the south shore, finish up our race week with ano...
Our new book!!:
We come down the ICW to Savannah Georgia, publish our first book, and get started on sewing our stack pack!
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Before saying good bye to our crew member, we take him to experience street food... Don't eat the dog!
This week on Sailing Nandji, we arrive to the city of Ambon after a gruelling passage with strong winds and big seas, then days of drifting with no wind and no motor... Finally arriving to t...
leaving the docks 36 beau and brandy sailing
finally!! we're leaving the marina for good!!! it's been a fun while we were there but it's time to change the scenery. we finally hail the bridge and pass through to our first ever anchorage. our good friend jim helps us get the anchor se...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) leaves Fisher Island CT on a foggy morning and has a slow and calm sailing trip to the south fork of Long Island NY. Not the most thrilling sailing adventure, but it was nevertheless a very pleasant sail. We anchor in Sag Harbor, where we wait for the sky to clear....
From 0 to cruising full-time: Back to where our sailing adventure started!
Three years ago, when Ryan and I had just met on Tinder and he came up with that crazy idea that we should quit our jobs and go sail the world, we had no idea what we were doing.
Our friends more or less laughed at us wh...
9] Sailing to Cherbourg, Exploring the City, and a New Dinghy and Outboard | Sailing Mutiny
This is a jam-packed episode! Join us as we sail from Honfleur to Barfleur for an overnight stop in an anchorage before the swell forces us to leave and sail to Cherbourg on the French Coast. Cruising Northe...
Rough Seas, Dolphins, Night Sailing, A Stunning French Town & More.
After nothing more than day sailing, our Captain has decided its time for us to take on the high seas, and asked us to help him with a yacht delivery from the west coast of France, back to the UK. In this episode we start off i...
I LOVE Minorca. So far, it's my favourite spot in the Mediterranean. Little paradise bays, wild olive trees, sunbaked dirt, azure blue water... what else could you want?!
This episode was filmed entirely on a GoPro 5 black and an iPhone SE. Edited in Final Cut Pro.
The tune I played at the b...
Do you dream of sailing over the horizon in your own sailboat? If so, one of the biggest questions you probably have is, How much is the boat?
In this episode, we break down the cost of our Tartan 37, going into the buying process, closing expenses and transaction costs in detail. We talk about how...
As we start to sail slightly north again we visit one island which does not get many visitors.....leaving it completely unspoiled for those who do make it there.
Leaving Antigua behind, we set out on a NW course with the wind and waves at our back as we have a beautiful sunset sail. With no issue...
From Block Island RI, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) is sailing across Long Island Sound towards Connecticut, on a nice beam reach in 18 kts of wind. During that sailing trip a vertical batten decided to slide out, and Glen had to rescue it, pushing it back inside the batten pocket and secure it...
GHOSTS, APPARITIONS, and their TRAGIC STORIES in the history of the ST. AUGUSTINE LIGHTHOUSE!!
This week on SailAway it's our very first HALLOWEEN SPECIAL!
Join us for a creepy, spooky, and all around haunting tour of the famously haunted St. Augustine Lighthouse. St. Augustine is conside...
This is Part 2 of a two parts episode, in which we decide to catch and cook an octopus in Culatra, Portugal, in spite of our absolute lack of fishing knowledge or experience.
After last week’s failure to catch our octopus, we try again with a new strategy. We embark on our dinghy and drift-fish ar...
Magic Carpet, our Vindo 32, was a total write off when Aladino bought her. But after four years of intense restoration, she is now our floating home. From shipwreck to ship, this is the beginning of a mini-series documenting the restoration process.
To see more about our journey, chat with us pers...
From Newport, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) continues the sailing east coast USA adventure to Block Island. Short sailing trip, only 20 nm away. Not much wind that day, so we had to motor most of the distance.
We found Block Island very pretty, with nice beaches and a relaxed atmosphere. Simil...
Alie's first day sailing ever, Ben teaches her the ropes. Day 1 of their week long trip around British Columbias gulf islands.
Beautiful song about the ocean by Ziggy Alberts "simple things"
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