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2200 nautical miles SOLO across the Atlantic #115-II
One month left to get your "Explore Humanity" T-shirt! For men: For women: While the solo journey might be over, the adventure that Sophie and I are on is just gearing up. We have some really fun plans in the making (Polar Seal II?) and you can expect a lot more exciting things from u...![Across the Atlantic SOLO on my Beneteau Oceanis 40 – [2200nm from Cape Verde to Antigua] #115](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/8I_NdynWCho/mqdefault.webp)
Across the Atlantic SOLO on my Beneteau Oceanis 40 – [2200nm from Cape Verde to Antigua] #115
When I arrived in Cape Verde after a hectic passage from Lanzarote, I was feeling so emotionally drained and fatigued that I wasn't sure if I would continue my journey across the Atlantic solo, or in fact, at all. I had Sophie help me put together several options to either stop in Cape Verde a...
SOLO SAILING ACROSS THE ATLANTIC: Knowing when to quit. #114
Buy an "Explore Humanity" T-shirt and contribute to the plight of migrants along the African Coast: All the profits from the T-shirt sales will be donated to the UNHCR. The "Explore Humanity" T-Shirt will be available until the end of May 2022. Encountering a MIGRANT RAFT ...![Encountering a MIGRANT RAFT between the Canary Islands and Africa [SOLO SAILING] #113](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/QUJKC4aROVU/mqdefault.webp)
Encountering a MIGRANT RAFT between the Canary Islands and Africa [SOLO SAILING] #113
This is not the start that Ryan expected to have when he left Lanzarote to cross the Atlantic solo onboard Polar Seal. And while we've always been aware of the migrant crisis between Africa and Europe, we never imagined that we would be confronted to it in such a brutal way. It has been two m...
SOLO SAILING: How we prepared our Beneteau Oceanis 40 for a solo Transatlantic. #112
Get the mystery T-shirt and become the talk of the town at the marina: Chapters: 00:00 Intro 01:00 Why soloing across the Atlantic? 02:15 Equipping the boat for solo VS double-handed 03:10 Sail plan (thanks @PrecisionSailLoftVictoria!) 04:09 Autopilot 05:35 Navigation equipment / electronics 0...
I took my godson offshore sailing (I hope he doesn’t hate me now) #111
Once upon a time when I was 11 years old, I became the godmother of a cute baby, and I must admit... I did a pretty shitty job. Thankfully 24 years later (gasp), he still accepts to hangout with me, and I invite him to join us for some adventurous offshore sailing between the islands of Madeira and...
How Sailing the World brought me closer to my Family | MADEIRA, PORTUGAL #110
Thank you SO MUCH Portugal Getaways for sponsoring this video! Would you also like to experience Madeira, the Azores, or the wonders of Portugal in general? Book your trip, hotel, experiences, or car rental at: Portugal Getaways at: -- Welcome to Madeira, where my cousin/godson (who I had not se...
On a collision course with two ships towards Madeira #109
When we finally can set sails towards Madeira, the conditions are perfect for us to test our new electronics and sails, making for a flawless passage, until we find ourselves sandwiched between two ships. Whoops! This video features new graphics and maps made by the talented Nathan Mileur : We...
Island hopping in the Azores, new sails and weird unidentified engine problems. #108
Thank you @PrecisionSailLoftVictoria for kitting Polar Seal with a new, more versatile high cut jib, and the absolute most epic gennaker the world has ever seen ;) It isn't rare that the weather forces us to go pass by a destination we really wanted to visit, but it doesn't occur as ofte...
A honest look at the past year, not doing OK, and big plans for the future.
For a hot minute, we had a plan. Then life happened. 2021 was for us a year of tremendous growth. And while we are grateful for all the lessons we learned and the wisdom we acquired, we also felt the pain of uncertainty, doubt, and some loneliness. This is a real-time update, but we will take you...![SAILBOAT TECH: Full Raymarine installation [Ryan’s Tech Corner #14]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/pcwB7WhZ-lw/mqdefault.webp)
SAILBOAT TECH: Full Raymarine installation [Ryan’s Tech Corner #14]
Thank you @RaymarineInc for accepting us into your ambassador program and making it possible for us to upgrade Polar Seal's electronics :) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** GEAR WE USE ** ⛵️Our boat: Polar Seal, 2007 Ben...
We are taking a break (and so should you) #106
One of the biggest misconceptions about the lifestyle that we chose, is that we live in a state of a permanent vacation. Now, there are as many ways to make a sailing life work as there are sailors out there, and when Ryan and I decided to cast off the line, we knew that we would continue to work. ...
Surviving Horta & other must-do in Faial, Azores. #105
Because when one lands in Horta after a Transatlantic crossing, certain things ought to be done, we happily oblige. We go have the drinks at Peter's sports café, paint our Polar Seal mural on the walls of Horta harbor, and most importantly.... I try to survive while going far out of my comfort ...
SAILING FASHION: What to pack for an offshore sailing trip + GILL offshore jacket GIVEAWAY 🎉
Shop the Gill gear featured in this video: Welcome to Sailboating with Sophie & Anett, a mini-series about the forgotten aspects of offshore sailing, brought to you by Catamaran Supply and inspired by Rum Swizzle :) Fashion is an absolutely underrated aspect of sailing, and in this video, we...
ATLANTIC CROSSING: Last days at sea before landfall in Horta #104
Land oh! After 15 days at sea, we finally see land again. And just like that, our 3500 nautical miles adventure between Bonaire and the Azores ends :) Thank you to St. Paul de Vence for the music! I've really enjoyed illustrating the footage of our crossing with Ben's beautiful music, and...
ATLANTIC CROSSING: Overcoming the mental challenges of Ocean sailing. #103
We often joke that an ocean crossing starts when you reach halfway. But the truth is, that passed the excitement of the first days, a long offshore passage can sometimes be a lot more mentally challenging than one would think... There is a myriad of reasons why an ocean crossing is a hard thing to...
How to deal with seasickness: 10 TIPS from two girls who’ve been there 🤢
Welcome to Sailboating with Sophie & Anett, a mini-series about the forgotten aspects of offshore sailing, brought to you by Catamaran Supply and inspired by Rum Swizzle :) Anett and I have spent a LOT of time studying seasickness while feeding the fish, and in this video, we share with you ou...
ATLANTIC CROSSING: Problem-solving in the middle of the Ocean #102
Losing our satellite communications 1000 nautical miles offshore: Big thanks to our weather router Charlie from www.myweatherrouter.com for having our backs in this inconvenient situation ;) Also thank you to St. Paul de Vence for the music! I've really enjoyed illustrating the footage of o...
ATLANTIC CROSSING: Losing our Satellite Communications in the middle of the Ocean #101
The one thing that is guaranteed to happen on an offshore passage this long, is that stuff is going to break. Our job before departure is to have a solid risk management plan, making sure that we either have redundancy in case of a critical system failure, as well spare parts or tools to repair anyt...
ATLANTIC CROSSING: 2200 Nautical Miles from Bermuda to the Azores #100
Welcome to Episode #100!!! 🥳 In 2020, we couldn't sail more than a couple of hundred nautical miles, and were really looking forward to an ocean passage. This one certainly had a few surprises in store for us! Hope you enjoy the videos of our crossing to the Azores, and if you do, don't...
Staging for an Atlantic Crossing: A tale of Stormy Seas, Learning Patience, and Rum Swizzle #99
When we first left Bonaire to sail across the Atlantic to the Azores, we never intended on stopping anywhere on the way. But after a serious week of beating into the wind, our bodies craved a break on land (as well as a burger and a beer) Our VHF broke as soon as we arrived in Bermuda, and we knew...
ATLANTIC CROSSING: Why you should always listen to your gut. #98
Thank you to St. Paul de Vence for this episode's music! It has been over a week that we are at sea between Bonaire and the Azores, and after a whopping seven days of upwind sailing in 20 knots with waves on a beam at a short interval and dodging squalls on our way North... we are quite tired...![Rough days of sailing across the Bermuda Triangle [Transatlantic, Stage 3] #97](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/CmJ6UWX3lg8/mqdefault.webp)
Rough days of sailing across the Bermuda Triangle [Transatlantic, Stage 3] #97
Thank you to St. Paul de Vence for this episode's music! It has been 5 days that we are at sea, and after a rough crossing of the Caribbean Sea and some exciting sailing moments in the Mona Passage, we are really hoping for gentler seas. But our hope was short-lived, as we quickly received a...![Sailing through the Mona Passage [Transatlantic, Stage 2] #97](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/eofSGYwrsYU/mqdefault.webp)