saillife

Since we are in Alaska you can catch crabs by dropping a cage and pulling it out a few hours later you can catch indigenous crabs. So we ...

Sitka’s hidden Secret. . . We were met by a family in Sitka who told us that we must visit this national park. This park contains the hi...

A lot of presents — for the boat...

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If you're following me and have read the other post where I went through some very tight spots, if not, here it is: https://peakd.com/hi...

This has been one of the most challenging passages to reach this stunning anchorage it was definitely worth it as we were nicely protect...

We wake up....and are amazed by the sky, there was not a single cloud in the sky. Now a lot of people will not be amazed, but here in Ala...

We finally leave Elfin cove. . . This is basically the only sad thing about boatlife is that when you sail to a new place and meet ne...

We are still in Elfin cove as there is a storm coming. It was a sunny and beautiful day so we decided to go and make use of this amazing ...

We finally arrive in Elfin cove and are greeted with Alaska’s stunning landscape, with a little bit of human touch. Elfin cove is a sma...

We leave Juneau and go to Hoonah to haul out, or for those non-sailors to take the boat out of the water. Hoonah is a beautiful, little c...

Hope you enjoy! Let me know which one you liked best

Once again we leave for another glacier It would take us about 4 hour to reach the glacier. But due to current we were only able to make ...

As l said we will be staying in this region for a few weeks. Before we leave we have thick fog and after a few hours this is the result! ...

Now that we have outwaited the storm it is time to move fast towards Juneau We leave at about 10 a.m. and start battling currents, which...

You can see we're anchored here (the white dot on the map), right in the middle of a black patch. If you look at the scale at the bottom...

Since we have been stuck in bad weather for a whole week it is time to move fast since we do not much time left... After spending a night...

This morning, we finally departed from the bay after enduring six consecutive days of rain, and for the first time, we were greeted with ...

After six months of sailing around New Zealand, we were ready for our first offshore passage to Fiji. It was thrilling, especially since ...

Waking up to cold and damp conditions is truly miserable. The cloudy and rainy weather meant we had no solar power, so we had to run th...

We are finally leaving wittier, after spending 4 days here we are nicely stocked up and have plenty of diesel. Today morning was very mis...

Once again we leave our anchorage... We make our way slowly to wittier where we will stock up, on food and diesel. Some very stu...

Today we left our cute little anchorage. To visit our glacier, not just with our mothership but with our dingy, which means we can get m...

Continuing from last blog.... Waking up to these morning views is just one in a life time. Before leaving this gorgeous bay, l collected...

As we leave our anchorage, we are eager to see our first glacier up close. To be honest l do not even think l have to say anything the p...

Hello everybody, hope you are all well. Lately we have been travelling a lot because we do not have a lot time and we want to spend as mu...

Hello, Photography lovers! I hope everyone is doing well... As always, we have to move quickly since we don't have a lot of time, but to ...

As always, sometimes we have to take longer trips to stay in a specific area for a longer period of time. I just wanted to share some pho...

Imagine waking up to this picturesque view... Well, guess what? I definitely can. It’s so rare that we get such sunny days in Alaska, b...

This morning, we left Kodiak and were greeted with 30 to 40 knots of wind, which is about 55 km/h to 74 km/h—not really nice, especiall...