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After a day in Palm Island, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) moves on for a quick look in Petit Martinique (PM), then to the next private resort island, Petit St. Vincent (PSV), which is a secluded and unplugged paradise. With delightful white sand beaches and surrounded by the clearest, bluest, m...
After 2 days in Union Island (St. Vincent & the Grenadines), s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) moves 1nm east to Palm Island, a private all-inclusive resort. Pure paradise, with white sand beaches and incredibly blue turquoise sea. Perfect setting for swimming and another DJI Mavic flyover.
After 5 days in Carriacou, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) moves on to Union Island, first of the St.Vincent & the Grenadines islands. We pick up a mooring buoy in Clifton Bay and have great fun kite-surfing and flying the drone over the beautiful blue bay.
GIVEAWAY WITH ABACO POLARIZED SUNGLASSES! Details below.
Our fun in Lynyard Cay continues! Before the strong winds hit us we spend one more day exploring the island by dinghy, heading out to the south side to see if there is any good snorkeling for us. We don't find that, but what we do find...
Heading out on passage with the sun shining, everything takes a turn... We sail directly into a Storm. Everything is a little crazy, even the fish!!!
In this episode of Sailing Nandji, we leave the beautiful Morovo lagoon and head on an overnight passage further North West to Noro. Bonita sails us...
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 ...
Until now, family and friends have always sailed with us on our Tartan 37, but this time we sail her by ourselves, up to Milwaukee and back.
Leaving the dock at our marina in Racine is tricky. The dock is on the Root River (which frequently floods and drains), and is situated only a couple hundred ...
After enjoying a fantastic meal, jumping along to a Junkanoo, and getting a Bahamas SIM card we left Governor’s Harbor and made our way to the next destination – Cape Eleuthera Marina. We were all excited about swimming with pigs in the Bahamas. When planning our passage we initially wanted to sail ...
The Marovo Lagoon, what a spectacular place. We spend some time with the local people and learn about a custom story.
In this episode of Sailing Nandji, after an overnight sail we arrive to the stunning Marovo lagoon. Solomon islanders like to refer to the Marovo lagoon as the 8th wonder of the wo...
During the 19 days spent in Grenada, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) crew took two days to explore the Spice Island by car. We drove along the east, north and west coasts and off the beaten path. This video captures the most interesting moments: Grand Etang, Grenville, Concorde waterfall, Douglad...
Exploring the Russell Group of the Solomon Islands was amazing. Beautiful beaches, stunning reefs and discovering new waves. Bliss.
In this episode of Sailing Nandji, we sail an overnight passage from the Florida islands to the Russell Group in the Solomon Islands. Arriving to Lologhan island, we ...
After a week in Barbados, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) spent little more than two weeks exploring and cruising Grenada, 2-20 Feb 2018. Dramatic upwind sailing on the south coast from minute 10'38''.
The cold fronts have passed, and we are experiencing perfect weather in the Bahamas!
With a 2-3 day break between overcast skies and high winds blowing through, we decide to take the boat somewhere new, sailing about 13 miles south from Elbow Cay (Hope Town), and Little Harbor. Conditions were per...
With a short weather window opening up for a sail to the reef we gather a few cruising sailors together, and as is typical behaviour when any yacht gets within striking distance to another - we have ourselves a race!
BIG thanks and even BIGGER LOVE to our gorgeous buddies Robbie, Kerry, Russell and...
The Tartan 37 is ours, and it’s time to celebrate! With the 4th of July arriving just days after we close on the boat, we decide it’s rather fitting to pop some bubbly and celebrate our own new-found freedom… from land!
The hardest part of moving aboard is figuring out where to put our stuff. Fortu...
MONTHLY EXPENSE REPORT at the end of the episode.
With more rainy and overcast skies, coupled with fronts moving in, we leave our spot in picturesque Hope Town to hunker down in Marsh Harbour once more. We figure it's a great time to tackle a few projects on the boat that we've been igno...
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.
Daily stor...
After some Crocodile hunting... We boat convoy our way through the skinny Mboli Passage in the Florida islands. With thick jungle on both sides, this place felt straight from Jurassic Park.
In this episode of Sailing Nandji, we explore the beautiful Tokyo bay where we were rafted up with two othe...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) Atlantic crossing, 7-24 Jan 2018. We traveled 2866 miles for a direct distance Lanzarote (Canary Islands) to Barbados of 2742 miles. 17 days 9 hours. Average speed 6.9 kts with maximum recorded 14.4kts. Full summary of the passage:
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GIVEAWAY WITH ABACO POLARIZED SUNGLASSES!! Details below.
We leave Marsh Harbor for the picturesque settlement of Hope Town, and have a whirlwind adventure while we're there. Heading into town one night to play trivia with friends, we find there is a shipwreck on the north end of the island,...
WE FINALLY BUY A SAILBOAT. It feels like we’ve been searching for a boat forever! In this episode we finally buy a boat, a beautiful Tartan 37.
Before we find the Tartan, we look at two other options in the Milwaukee area: a Pearson 38 and a Southerly 35. The Pearson had been left on the hard for a...
Our first cold front approaches us in the Bahamas, and we get hit with it HARD!
Leaving No Name Cay, we want to get ourselves further south in the Abacos, but this means taking the Whale Cay Cut. To avoid shoals in front of Treasure Cay, we need to make our way into the Atlantic through a strip o...
We remove the drive shaft in water and replace a bearing behind the stuffing box. Then raft up with two other vessels in the stunning anchorage of Tokoyo Bay.
In this episode of Sailing Nandji, we head to Sesape boat yard in Tulagi, Florida Islands. We were warned about getting boat work done in t...
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