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While Sailing to and exploring Sapodilla Caye and Hunting Caye, Belize, we spot a uncharted island in the distance and decide to sail to it. What we find underwater is incredible!
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In this episode we show Andy's story, this nice guy from Texas that sailed more than 5.000 miles in his small 20ft sailboat, The Wolfpack.
An unique adventure in this brave boat. Andy left Texas and sailed all the way to Panama hopping in several places along the way, collecting great moments...
We run into a Fry on a SCAMP! We also experience some engine failure, which is no fun.
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We're moving in our sailboat! Finally, the moment we've been working so hard towards. Moving from an Apartment to a sailboat and moving it all in one car can be difficult but we made it happen. We bought our Hunter 33 sailboat and start scrubbing and making it feel like home.
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On our first morning anchored out after sailing to Turneffe Atoll, our "neighbors" invite us out for a day of spearfishing in Turneffe and lobstering followed by dinner at their fish camp on Coco Tree Island. This is why we love spearfishing Caribbean!
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Atticus is off on an expedition sailing to the offshore Atolls of Belize! In this episode we leave Caye Caulker for Turneffe, one of only four Atolls in the western hemisphere and something truly unique in the Caribbean. While sailing to Turneffe Jordan practices many of the skills necessary to sing...
Desiree walks through her routine of arriving in a new port-- washing and stowing sails, rinsing the deck and metal fittings on Atticus, grocery shopping, doing laundry, filling up on water, diesel and gas, and meeting people along the way. Although arriving in a new places has it’s challenges, the ...
After arriving in San Pedro, Belize we get our paperwork together and head ashore to check in with Immigration, Customs, and Health. We meet Maga Man, our boisterous cab driver, who shows us around town and gives us a somewhat vulgar lesson in Creol, the unofficial language of Belize. Finally we hav...
With the brutal sail against the Yucatan current behind us we set sail for the Belizean Port of Entry of San Pedro. What we experience on the way could not be more different than our sail south. In this episode we enjoy the calm water, vibrant colors, and overall great sailing inside the Belizean ba...
We are finally cruising again!
After staying in Isla Mujeres for over a year, building a lifestyle that would allow us to financially sustain our adventures, we begin season 3 with the first leg our our Caribbean circumnavigation, sailing south from Mexico to Belize. Sailing along a lee shore and ...
Our last day in Isla Mujeres is jam packed with last minute to-do's, lots of emotion, and plenty of self reflection. We talk about what it feels like to be on the cusp of starting to cruise again, the relief and pride we feel in having figured out how to financially sustain our journey, and how...
We finally get to the bottom of our engine overheating alarm by flushing the heat exchange with muriatic acid. Desiree does one last provisioning run and struggles to find a place for everything onboard. We take some final steps towards getting Atticus ready to start cruising again, and we invite ou...
This is where the sailboat shopping journey all began. In the heart of Newfoundland amidst icebergs and breathtaking landscapes. Thanks to Peter from the Notre-Dame Bay sailing Club in Lewisporte who showed us some sailboats such as a Bayfield 32c, O'Day 36 and a Bruce Roberts 40.
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Tarka is a 1973 Albin Vega 27 (8.2m) that I bought sight-unseen and without sailing experience on the island of St. Martin in Ap...
After hunkering down in Isla Mujeres, Mexico for over a year, we finally start to stow our tools and bust out our sailing gear to transform Atticus back into a cruising sailboat!
We sign up for the first annual Isla Cup Sailing Race to support a local nonprofit (Isla Animals) AND to get out on the...
After living in Isla Mujeres for over a year to save up enough money to start cruising again, we FINALLY begin tackling some maintenance issues on Atticus so that we can set sail over the horizon.
Jordan replaces a shroud that was damaged when we dragged anchor, and goes aloft for a rig inspection...
Tarka is a 1973 Albin Vega 27 (8.2m) that I bought sight-unseen and without sailing experience on the island of St. Martin in April of 2017. I was thrust head-first into ocean sailing as I got Tarka safely south from what would become the most devastating hurricane seasons on record. We are now work...
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Tarka is a 1973 Albin Vega 27 (8.2m) that I bought sight-unseen and without sailing experience on the island of St. Martin in Ap...
Jordan celebrates installing the hard dodger by getting a tattoo with Kika from Sailing Uma.
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We also install the hard top hand rails and canvas/strataglass assembly for full protection from the elements just in time fo...
A DIY step-by-step tutorial on how to build a hardtop for a boat.
After many hours of designing, fabricating, and spraying the hard dodger, we FINALLY install it on Atticus.
We also endure our first cold front in the anchorage with our new Mantus Marine Anchor and cross our fingers that we don...
Proceeds from this video will go to the Coral Reef Alliance, but you can also support me directly (and specifically the production of these videos) by becoming a Patron:
Tarka is a 1973 Albin Vega 27 (8.2m) that I bought sight-unseen and without sailing experience on the island of St. Martin in Ap...
After living at the dock (in exchange for work) in Isla Mujeres, Mexico for a little over a year, we are FINALLY ready to untie the lines and head to the anchorage to start prepping Atticus to cruise again.
We assemble our FX-23 Storm Anchor from Fortress Anchors and our 45lb Mantus Marine primary...
A DIY step-by-step tutorial on how to build a hardtop for a boat.
Jordan continues to fabricate the hard dodger and gets it completely ready for painting. Desiree meanwhile works on the canvas window panels for the hard dodger using the skills she learned from sailrite's sewing how- to videos!...
A DIY step-by-step tutorial on how to build a hardtop for a boat.
Refitting Atticus took us 3 long years, during which time it was difficult to decide what we absolutely needed on the boat before setting off to cruise!
We've always known we wanted to build a hard dodger on Atticus, but we wer...
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