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What Have WE FOUND!?
Welcome back to another sailing acventure of WE|Sail. EPISODE 359 We have sailed to an island PARADISE, anchored in the shallowest water we have ever dared, and found two very hidden secrets- a hidden cave and a hidden lagoon with the bluest water ever! Thanks for joining! 🪜 Dinghy Ladder we use ...
Our Last Few Days before Everything Gets Remote
Huub and Maria Paula wrap up cruising in Moorea, relocate to Tahiti to recharge the galley freezer with cruiser Andre, upgrade scooter tires, and provision for months of remote sailing in the Tuamotus.
Day 31 sailing around the world without stopping
During Day 31 sailing around the world without stopping, Oliver Widger welcomes an unbothered brown noddy aboard, pausing offshore passage work to let the seabird rest.
DEADLY WEATHER coming right for us!
Facing an incoming super El Niño cyclone season in the South Pacific, Iain and Brioni navigate their Leopard 47 across the Fijian lagoon to secure Indioko before departing on a flight to Athens.
We Have 3 Days to Make Our 50-Year-Old Yacht Seaworthy
Aboard Elixir at Vuda Marina in Fiji, Max Campbell completes a three-day refit sprint, installing Raymarine electronics and repairing damaged steering gear before sailing toward the remote Lau Group.
Best Anchorage in the Best Islands We Have Ever Been To! !
Warren and Erica navigate a tight Bay of Islands catamaran anchorage in Fiji, securing their Helia 44 between limestone pinnacles after presenting sevusevu.
We Hiked to the Rim of an ACTIVE VOLCANO… Then It Exploded!
After sailing from New Caledonia to Port Resolution, Daniel and Jenna Brown anchor their catamaran on Tanna Island, deliver supplies to a local village, and hike to the exploding crater of Mount Yasur.
We JUST got here…and now we HAVE TO LEAVE!
Iain and Brioni depart Kadavu on a 120-mile overnight spinnaker passage to Musket Cove, navigating a broken 25-year-old block and late-season South Pacific weather to collect an upgraded Sailrite Ultrafeed sewing machine.
Her Biggest Dream came true Today!
After repairing their catamaran's engine starter and watermaker in Tahiti, Huub van der Mark and MP sail to Moorea to hike the Pineapple Trail, provision in Cook's Bay, and swim alongside four humpback whales during a heat run.
Keeping Whales From Sinking Us – 700 NM to a New Country
Daniel and Jenna Brown sail 700 nautical miles from Fiji to New Caledonia aboard SV Machete, implementing rigorous whale strike mitigation and offshore seamanship.
We Went Back to the Life We Left Behind… But It Felt Different
After months aboard catamaran Big Lost in French Polynesia, Kelly and Connor returned to Idaho to inspect their 400-acre shared ranch and reunite with family.
You Asked About the Beneteau 51.1. At That Exact Moment, One Was Sinking | LIVE
James of Sailing Zingaro examines the offshore sinking of the Beneteau Oceanis 51.1 Taitam after a whale strike north of Norfolk Island en route to New Zealand.
The Crossing That Tested Everything (700 Miles Fiji to New Caledonia) | FROM THE VAULT FLASHBACK
The Sailing Brothers navigate a demanding 700-nautical-mile ocean passage aboard SV Checkers from Fiji to New Caledonia, confronting beam-sea gales, rigging failures, and tricky night reef pilotage.
How to Set a Stern Anchor Solo WHS190
Discover the technical seamanship of deploying a stern anchor solo with Holly Martin aboard SV Gecko, navigating narrow anchorages and ocean swells.
We Needed to Leave… But the Weather Had Other Plans
Facing 25 to 30 knot winds, Kelly and the crew aboard Big Lost postpone their passage to Tahiti and shelter inside Cook’s Bay on Moorea to ride out the blow.
Our worst nightmare happened and we weren’t as prepared as we thought.
Between the two of us, we’ve been sailing for a long time. We know the theory. We know where every piece of distress equipment on this boat is. We don’t skimp on insurance policies. But when an emergency actually happened, none of that seemed to matter. What we had was a pounding heart, a serious ...
The Emergency We Weren’t Ready For
Between the two of us, we’ve been sailing for a long time. We know the theory. We know what a MAYDAY call sounds like. We know where every piece of distress equipment on this boat lives. But when an emergency actually happened, none of that seemed to matter. What we had was a pounding heart, a seri...
We Never Expected to Find Family Here
Following an offshore passage to Moorea, Sailing Big Lost anchors with SV Kaikoa to hike Magic Mountain, swim with rays and sharks, and say goodbye ahead of cyclone season.
What was your first serious boating-related injury, and did you struggle mentally afterward?🤕
I’m surprised by how difficult the emotional part of my recovery has been. Even though I’m back on the boat, one month later, I can’t seem to shake the bad dreams and catch myself hesitating over movements that used to feel completely natural. I’m determined to rebuild my confidence and get back to...
How We Get Paid to Sail in Paradise (Full-Time Boat Life)
Take my sailor type quiz! - Hey Friends, It feels amazing to have finally arrived in Fiji! There are a countless number of islands to explore, and the Fijians have to be the friendliest and most welcoming people we have met on this voyage. Hope you enjoy! Join the Patreon here, for sailing opp...
I Should Be With Her: A Medical Emergency Sailing Fiji
What starts as a perfect day in paradise quickly turns into every cruiser's worst nightmare. We make a short hop to a beautiful mooring in Fiji, explore the local fresh market, and settle in to enjoy the sunset. Then Holly suffers a medical emergency that changes everything. With the local ho...
We Sailed to a FORBIDDEN ISLAND | Sailing Truth Show
Most boats never make it to Mai'O. You can't just sail in... the island decides who comes ashore. Years ago, my girlfriend and I were anchored in Moorea when we met a man whose friend was from Mai'O. He asked if we could bring his friend home. We said yes — and what happened next was...![1500 Miles to Fiji through the ITCZ – Sailing Sweet Ruca [Ep. 192]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/0aVPOeT6Ykg/mqdefault.webp)
1500 Miles to Fiji through the ITCZ – Sailing Sweet Ruca [Ep. 192]
Battling through the ITCZ (Inter Tropical Convergence Zone), we sail 1500+ miles from the Marshall Islands to beautiful Fiji. This is part one of our 12 day bluewater sailing voyage through some of the most remote parts of the pacific ocean. #sailing #storm #vlog #yachtlife #reallife