We’re Doing It!
It took years of dreaming, years of planning, years of work to prepare our boat, and ourselves, for the journey of a lifetime.
Now we’re out here, sailing the world. Twenty twenty-six will be a big year for us, starting with a transit of the Panama Canal, then crossing the Pacific Ocean. We expect to sail nearly ten thousand nautical miles and visit dozens of South Pacific islands. It promises to be quite an adventure.
We invite you to follow along with us. Follow us on social media using the links below, or hit the Subscribe button to receive email notifications when we post new blog entries.
From the logbook
Stay up to date with the latest from our blog.
-
Halfway
We reached the halfway point yesterday—more than 2,000 nautical miles sailed since we left Panama seventeen days ago. We celebrated with fresh baked brownies and…
-
Equator Crossing
We’re now almost two weeks at sea on a Pacific Ocean crossing that we expect to take 4-6 weeks. Since we left Panama, we’ve sailed…
-
Pacific Crossing
Once you’ve gone through the Panama Canal, there are some options. Some cruisers head north to Hawaii or the Sea of Cortez. A few head…
-
A Shortcut
We’ve been thinking a lot about the choices we make. Leaving Guna Yala was a hard one. Our choice to linger in Bocas del Toro…
