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Johnson Cay, Raccoon Cay, Jamaica Cay, Flamingo Cay and Water Cay are must sail to islands. There are just so many incredible things to see. Pristine white sandy beaches, spotted eagle rays, blue holes, flamingos, caves and sheer raw landscape. To be hones...
The remote islands in the Bahamas are hidden gems. We enjoy all sorts of activities from snorkeling, spearfishing, wing foiling, potlucks, dinghy adventures, pigeon tours and so much more. Hog Cay, Raccoon Cay and Ragged Island are amazing places to cruise...
We've stumbled onto paradise at Hog Cay, from hikes to paddleboarding and epic spearfishing this island has it all. However a short sail over to Ragged Island turns into a very eventful day!
Filmed Winter 2025.
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When two girls meet up it's adventure time. After a rough night and morning at Water Cay, we sail South with dolphins to Buenavista in the Ragged Islands. There we find yet another paradise for snorkeling, spearfishing and wing boarding. We reunite with a ...
A fascinating array of sea life, including hammerheads, tiger sharks, and numerous fish, was not what we expected in the Jumentos Islands. There are also ocean holes and stunning beaches, which are great for kids to play on and offer perfect conditions for...
We escape the hustle and bustle of Georgetown and make a run to Long Island. Hiding from 30+ knots winds in Thompson Bay makes it the perfect place to reunite with some friends. Soon after we finally cross to the remote islands of the Jumentos. A few minut...
Trying to tell someone how we live full-time on a sailboat and what it feels like is nearly impossible. The best solution is to share it. And we couldn't be luckier because we just get to do this with Alex's brother, nephew and niece. We give them the real...
Every year hundreds of sailboats gather to Georgetown in the Southern Exumas. Why? Well there is everything a cruiser needs, a sheltered bay and a busy community. Our main reason to sail here was to host family because this is a great point to have guests ...
Perfect conditions while we are anchored in the Berry Islands at Hoffman's and White Cay lead to spearfishing, snorkeling, paddle boarding and even a campfire. Although eventually we have to make a run South. From loosing all our water to a rough 30+ knots...
Crossing to the Bahamas is always an exciting moment. But it requires careful planning as we have to cross the Gulfstream which can be treacherous. A long brutal overnight pays off ass we soak in the Bahamian island life with its marvelous beaches and blue...
The craziest overhaul of our boat. After 4 months time to set sail down the ICW to make our way over to the Bahamas. Filmed winter 2025.
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Water needs to stay out of a sailboat at all cost. This is why we are doing so much work below the waterline. Fiberglass, sanding, thru-hulls, cracks, shaft, propeller, rudder. Nothing gets left alone. And we also seal a window which was the cause of so mu...
In order to enjoy paradise we have to put in a lot of work to get our sailboat ready. Join us as we share with you what it looks like working on your boat while living at the marina on land. Plus taking care of a baby and toddler makes everything more inte...
Boat life is full of everything, from rotten core, welding, sanding and even a traumatizing trick or treat evening. The boat projects continue because we're doing a crazy big refit of everything below water.
Filmed Fall 2024.
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This is how you remove a Max Prop feathering propeller. It's a little more tricky than removing a fixed blade propeller and there are a few important things to keep in mind.
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The list of surprises keeps growing. This season we decide to tackle some much need love below the waterline which never had a barrier coat. This doesn't go without a few hiccups or extra things to fix should I say. The rudder comes down to fix a structura...
The excitement of returning back to our sailboat is short lived as we stumble onto a disaster. Talk about a fun filled summer and fall. Between getting married after being together for 14 years and visiting family our time in Canada flew by. But now it is ...
Time flies by every year. From chaos of getting to Green Cove Springs on the St. John's River in Florida and prepping the sailboat for hurricane season it's madness. Eventually a 2 day car rental adventure brings us back to home land Canada.
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We wanted to sail North to the Chesapeake Bay but changed our mind. Hurricane Season has started so it's time to pack up the boat, enjoy a few last days on the water with its thunderstorms and go find shelter. Plus after over 15 years Cory did something cr...
While hiding from hurricanes in St. Augustine, Northern Florida we get a few boat projects done like our dead engine water pump. But we still make time for enjoying Vilano beach and celebrating Kai's very first birthday amidst crazy heat. Instead of travel...
Welcome aboard SV Wildly Intrepid, our 43 feet C&C Landfall. We are Cory, Alex, Coral & Kai originally from Quebec, Canada. Since meeting over 15 years ago in Newfoundland, Canada, we have been consumed by an obsession with travel. Living life one ...
Ball bearings are falling off from our water pump and the wind keeps dying on us. We keep our spirits high and hope to make it back to the US without any issues. On the other hand this calm sail makes for very comfortable sleep and the kids even get to pla...
Good things always come to an end. We certainly did make the most out of our 3 months here in the Bahamas. And we finish strong while cruising up the Abacos. A last stop in Double-Breasted Cay and Grand Cay and it's time to get ready for a long sail.
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A quick stop at the nicest reef in the Abacos located right of the West side of Manjack Cay has a lot in store for us. Right after we pull anchor and set sail with a little bit of wind. Our engine's water pump is leaking more and more so we are trying to u...
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