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In this episode of Sailing Sitka, we sailed to Nicaragua and start exploring this beautiful but tiny country. There isn't many sailing channels covering Nicaragua on Youtube so were happy to announce and share with you this episode containing everything yo...
In this episode of sailing sitka, we take the time to repair our damaged sitka spruce masts from some very destructive holes created by woodpeckers here in Chiapas, Mexico. We are so happy to be splashed and back in the marina, floating for the first time ...
On this episode of sailing Sitka, we tackle day 2 and 3 in the boat yard here in Chiapas, Mexico. During this time we start diving into our biggest worry yet. While we were away for off season, we got notified that a woodpecker (or more) were attacking our...
In this episode of Sailing Sitka, we sailed into Huatulco after a a 350 NM passage from Zihuatanejo. Exhausted, worn-out and sleep deprived, we dropped the hooked in hopes of a good nights rest before we cross the Gulf of Tehuantepec... we thought wrong.
On this episode of Sailing Sitka, we how you what it is like to be on an offshore passage out at sea. We show rawness, unedited clips and life in general out on the big blue! In this mini series, we will be posting extended footage with barely any edits! W...
3 days of raw boat life footage while sailing at sea. In this episode of sailing sitka, we sail 190 NM from Ensenada Carrizal to Zihuatanejo and show what it is like to spend numerous days sailing offshore the pacific coast of Mexico.
In this captivating episode of Sailing Sitka, hosts Jay and Kenna share their thrilling adventure exploring a massive 300ft sunken cargo ship near Santiago Bay, Mexico. Discovering remnants from the historic 1959-wrecked San Luiso, they witness how it now ...
Sailing Sitka Episode 126: Leaving Barra Manzano & Exploring Shipwrecks - Join Canadian couple Jay and Kenna as they depart from Barra Manzano, Mexico after two weeks spent making new friends, partying, and eating great food. Setting sail for Manzano, 27 n...
Jay and Kenna from Sailing Sitka continue their sailing journey, heading 25 miles south to Baja Tenacatita. They face obstacles like shallow waters and unexpected challenges while navigating a jungle mangrove.
Join Jay and Kenna of Sailing Sitka in episode 122 as they explore Punta Perula, Mexico, after sailing from Shamea Bay. Enjoy a glimpse into their daily routines aboard their boat, including meals, maintenance, and local explorations.
#Ad The Banderas Bay Has it All! La Cruz de Huanacaxtle is a great home base for adventures all around the legendary Banderas Bay. From getting the BEST tacos in Bucerias with new friends, dancing the night away in La Cruz, and exploring the iconic Zona Ro...
Join Canadian couple Jay and Kenna in Season 2 of Sailing Sitka as they venture further south with Sitka from Victoria BC, Canada exploring Mexico on their sailboat journey. Witness boat repairs, meet cruisers at the anchorages, and learn valuable lessons ...
La Cruz de Huanacaxtle quickly stole our hearts with its charm; great food, music, and loads of young cruisers. We finally got to meet up with Avocet's sort-of-sister ship, @sailingsitka and make fast friends with the crew of SV Lusty. This is where the fu...
Jay and Kenna from Sailing Sitka share their epic 350 NM sea journey from Los Morros to La Cruz, Mexico in Season 2 Episode 118. Join them on this offshore sailing adventure with special guest Warren as they navigate the challenges and excitement of crossi...
Welcome back to Season 2 of Sailing Sitka! In this latest video, Jay and Kenna are anchored in La Paz, Mexico. They're prepping their sailboat, Sitka, for an extensive passage across the Sea of Cortez. The couple shares insights on boat maintenance and own...
Sailing into a boat cemetery...On this episode of Sailing Sitka, we sailed from Esiritu Santo to La Paz but little did we know the destructive mess we would be sailing into... 6 month ago La Paz got hit by Hurricane Norma and left a catastrophic aftermath....
Follow the journey of Sailing Sitka as they navigate their 41-foot boat, tackle boat refits and face sailing challenges in AGA Verde, while catching a Mahi Mahi fish during their windy sail to Puna Avisto.
Our favourite anchorage yet! We spent a few days anchored in Bahia Agua Verde where we swam, ate and snorkelled our way through it all! This protected, beautiful bay is full of everything a cruiser could ever want. Check out this weeks episode and if you e...
What is Sailing without something breaking?! In this episode of Sailing Sitka, we sail from Puerto Escondido to Agua Verde but not without some unnecessary breakages and loses... Subscribe if you enjoy!
After years of living aboard and cruising our 1979 Cheoy Lee 41', Avocet, we finally found time to clean up and bring you on a virtual boat tour. Interested in more? Click here 👉 https://www.svavocet.com/2022/08/29/cheoy-lee-41/
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BOAT LIFE! What life is like aboard our Cheoylee Offshore 41', Sitka. On this episode of Sailing Sitka, we are moored up in Puerto Escondido, a bay in the lovely Sea of Cortez, Mexico. While here, we attend to some much needed fixings on the boat, as well ...
It’s been said that Cabo is a lot like Las Vegas, but with fewer Mexicans. There might be some truth to that. Everything you’ve probably heard about Cabo is true. It is an adult Disneyland, without the rules, or the closing time. Don’t be dumb or obv...
Hand steering in sporty conditions. In this episode of Sailing Sitka, we sail from Ballandra to Escondido in 25-30 knots. Once we get there, we dive into two major breakages onboard Sitka... Thanks for watching!
We need to leave now! In this episode of sailing sitka, we sail from Isla Coronados to Loreto so we can provision on food, water, diesel ect. When doing so, things turned for the worst and we had to abort our already-unprotected anchorage in Loreto and b-l...
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