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The extraordinary tale of a Ukrainian family's voyage from Turkey to Japan, seeking refuge and stability amid war and pandemic, is one of resilience, adaptability, and unexpected kindness in the face of adversity. This captivating story showcases the remarkable strength and spirit of this famil...
Hey everyone! I won't lie, this latest update from Indonesia has taken longer than anticipated, partly because the winter blues have dampened my motivation. We're back in Perth for the season after bidding farewell to our incredible Sailing Ocean Life and beloved Ocean Lady. While I can...
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James and Rhonda from Sailing Triteia anchor their 1965 Alberg 30 sloop SV Triteia amidst skyscrapers in the Central Business District of Brisbane, Australia. They explore local attractions like the South Bank's Brisbane Wheel and enjoy city life before continuing their solo sailing adventure a...
Transforming the wooden scraps from a decommissioned chart table into functional boat storage solutions! In this article, professional marine documentalist shares insights on recycling wood for boat shelves to maximize storage spaces while traveling with a partner aboard a 27 ft yacht. From flipping...
In this video, the Teulu Tribe shares their scariest sailing moments while circumnavigating the world on their 40ft boat. From facing heavy waves during the English Channel crossing, to dealing with rough weather in the North Atlantic Ocean, the couple recounts how they've grown stronger togeth...
In the latest Sailing Ruby Rose episode, the team encounters a significant problem with their mast and main sail as they traverse the notorious Straits of Malacca. Find out how they overcome this crisis and keep moving forward towards their destination. Don't miss this engaging and informative ...
In this episode of Sailing with Thomas, follow his Bali journey, meeting up with friends Alicia and Brian. While sharing big news about new projects, Thomas also explains how to adjust the pressure in your automatic water pump.
We are finally leaving the Bahamas behind us and crossing the gulfstream current on our 2001 Searay Sundancer to Palm beach Florida. We had a really easy crossing. We unloaded all our gear to my storage unit and then moved the boat up to Stuart Florida to put the boat away while we get it sold. I...
Christen and Jeff embark on a daring 72-hour sailing trip from St. Pierre to Dominica aboard their vintage Hallberg Rassy 352 sailboat. Despite facing fierce winds, gnarly sea conditions, and bouts of seasickness, the couple perseveres through the journey's challenges. Explore the highs, lows, ...
Interested in a 40-45 foot cruising sailboat? Sailing Florida or the Bahamas and need a shoal draft sailboat that’s big enough to be a safe and comfortable family cruising sailboat? Looking at an Endeavour 42? This week we tour an Endeavour 42 foot sailboat and look at the pros and cons of this big ...
We continue our voyage to Greece. After crossing the sole of the boot of Italy it is time for the final 170Nm leg of our journey from Crotone, Italy to Preveza, Greece. The wind is good for the crossing and we blast across to Greece to arrive in Preveza at dawn.
First, we attempt to check into Greec...
Join Wildly Intrepid Sailing for an unforgettable journey through the bustling streets and tranquil waters of Baltimore, experiencing the unique blend of cruising, exploration, and local culture that defines this vibrant city on the water. Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and flavors of a dyn...
Join The Foster Journey on a captivating 120NM sail from Cape May, NJ to Atlantic Highlands in thick fog, while awaiting clearer skies and stronger winds. Explore their preparations and thoughts aboard their vessel.
We change anchorages to Comfort Cove. Easton's ear infection is getting worse. Kami gets a gum infection. We clean the bottom of the boat for the very first time and everyone helps. We put up the flags of the Bahamas and also our Sailing Banana Pancakes flag. That night we christen our boat. St...
Sailing Catalpa team is at it again, dropping the masts on their sailboat in Mexico! In this captivating episode, follow along as they tackle challenges to remove both masts of their catamaran. Watch the process and discover how it unfolds with professional assistance and the help from a crane.
Beau and Brandy invite you into their life of full-time sailing in the Bahamas aboard their beloved sailboat Sersa. Join them as they face the unique challenges that come with minimalistic living on the islands while relishing the breathtaking beauty surrounding them.
Its only the second time we have been out in the wayfarer 3 up but we are starting to get the hang of it. So if you have a similar boat and fancy going out 3 up i think you could learn a bit from just watching how we do it. Alternatively if you just like watching dinghy sailing well, that's wha...
Kevin and Wendy Sailing:
It seems like there's always drama in Simpson Bay Lagoon. Between the high (often katabatic) winds, generally poor anchor holding, crazy boaters, and hurricane debris under the water, there's always something interesting to going on. You hope that it won't inv...
We have been at sea for 21 days and finally see the faintest outline on the horizon. Land HO! the passage comes to a close as we wrap our heads around the magnitude of our achievement.
Breaking Waves is a channel about Ben and Alie sailing the world in search of the best surf waves, and the advent...
As the infamous Mara'amu winds arrived, we hunkered down in the safest corner of the atoll we could find, hoping that a sandy beach and some palm trees would be enough to keep us safe as a Force 10 storm rolled over the top of us for ten days. It is a privilege to sail in this part of the world...
In a recent episode, Sailing Sitka shares their first-ever experience with dragging at anchor. Learn how Jay and Kenna handled the challenging situation and what lessons they took away from it.
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