Sailing the Southern Seas

After years of dreaming, planning, and hard work, we’re finally sailing the islands of the South Pacific. We are thousands of miles from any continental land mass. We live in daily awe of the extraordinary natural beauty surrounding us on land and at sea.

We are sailing in remote places, but we’re not entirely alone. Each new anchorage offers a chance to meet local people and experience rich cultural traditions.

We sail in the loose company of a tribe of like-minded cruisers following the trade winds around the world. Their camaraderie provides emotional and material support along the way.

The ocean cruising life is anything but a life of leisure. In the toughest times we remember that the path is the goal. Obstacles and rewards alike offer us the opportunity to live life fully.

We invite you to follow along with us as we experience the joys and hardships of life at sea. 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

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  • Land Ho!

    Land Ho!

    After 33 days and more than 4,000 nautical miles, we dropped anchor early in the morning of April 9 in Taiohae Bay on the island…

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  • Three Thousand Miles

    Three Thousand Miles

    It’s day 24 of our voyage across the Pacific Ocean. We’ve sailed more than 3,000 miles since we left Panama with just under a thousand…

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  • Halfway

    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…

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  • Equator Crossing

    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…

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