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http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - As we have finished our teak deck work now we will travel 2 weeks in Colombia. First we will start with a trip to the Colombian desert to go kitesurfing there.
Alina and Vita are living their adventures in the US and Austr...
Bluewater SAILING with risks
I am happy to report that, although our rudder is broken, it is the good kind of break. It doesn’t mean it will heal itself, we still need to get hauled out, but the damage is not so bad that we can’t have a little fun bef...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - We finished our teak deck work now and it looks amazing. Moreover we have a new dinghy chap now and Vita and Alina show what’s going on in the US and Australia. They both have big fun and enjoy their travels.
In the next...
SMASHED RUDDER IN MARINA MAYHEM
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We have only just arrived in Fiji and the men folk are leaving the boat likes rats from a sinking ...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - We had 2 problems on the boat - water was coming in. One problem was the rudder shaft sealing and the other a blister in the hull. So we decided to do another haul out to repair it and to be sure that Tavarua will be ready...
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bluewater pacific ocean crossing MAN OVERBOARD
Bluewater Pacific ocean crossing - man overboardIn this episode we continue our sai...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - As the teak deck looked awful after our first “refit“ we decided to do all new - no not new just a new refit. A lot of work but it looks awesome now. Vita and Alina enjoy their time in the US and Australia and both h...
Ocean sailing passage from HELL NZ to Fiji 50 to 60 knot winds gear torn from deck - Ep 5
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They say that life is about the journey ...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - After having visited the oldest coffee factory of South America we picked up our new pillows for the cockpit, went back to Tavarua and started to do the interior refit. A lot of boatwork…
We hope by sharing this adventu...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - I picked up Suu from the airport in Cartagena and 2 days later we had been in the Colombian Jungle for a nice hiking adventure and 3 wonderful days in a bamboo hut…
We hope by sharing this adventure you will find some i...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - Kitesurfing is really awesome here - nearly every day wind and even Sigi the shark diver recognized that sports not only under the water can be nice and started a 8 hour kitesurfing course in a nearby kitesurfingschool.
Be...
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Episode 3 - A matter of life and death
Life is a rich tapestry of emotions. While we try to keep the content light, this ep...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - After our arrival in Colombia we had to do the paperwork - we went to Barranquilla to rent a car and visited Cartagena where we bought a new anchor chain for Tavarua. We also started to kitesurf and had a great time here b...
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Sailing Sailboat BOAT WORK BLUNDERS
This week our boat Javelot gets hauled out for much needed maintenance.
We are relying on her ...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - We crossed from Panama to Colombia - offshore - 230 nm. The first night we had a lot of lightnings but beside us - so we had luck and the second night was quiet and nice but at 4 a.m. everything changed. We hit a Colombian...
Our first Bluewater sailing adventure video - Ep 1
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Bluewater sailing adventure begins today (OUR FIRST EVER EDIT)
Hi, we are the Ki...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - We sailed to Nagana to refill our water tanks - there we met our sailing friends again. We decided to sail to Aridup a remote Kuna Yala Island - a really beautiful island - may be the most beautiful where we have ever been...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - The San Blas Islands are really beautiful - over one week we spend at the Hollandes Cays to refit the teak deck of Tavarua. For sure we had time to visit some islands and enjoy the nice coconut island scenery. Join us on o...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - I picked up my friend Sigi from the airport in Panama City and after having done all the paper work we started to the San Blas Islands where we will spend some days and then sail on to Colombia. Join us on our beautiful tr...
Archer is a somewhat famous boat in the Catamaran world, so I was more than a little excited to get to see her first hand. Overall the survey went very well - a tribute to the pride and care that the original owners put into her. She even got new engines...
Honeymoon is back! Well, kind of. We sold Honeymoon 9 years ago, but we're buying a new boat and give you the first peek in this new video! Stay tuned weekly for more updates as we look to buy a new catamaran and sail around the world, this time with ou...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - Tavarua is on the water again and everything is fine. The indoor refit is going on and this week I did a lot of different but important projects like mounting the new autopilot, fixing the mast steps, making a DIY dinghy c...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - After finishing the antifouling paint a mechanic came to make a service for the motor - but you cannot believe whats happened - a nightmare. But for every problem there is a solution. Never give up! So my week has been a l...
http://www.TheSailingFamily.com - Before we will enjoy our Endless Summer Sailing Trip we have to refit our Hallberg-Rassy 352. I started to remove the old antifouling and also the primer and to but on new layers. This is really a nasty job - but its just ...
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