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We are currently having issues with our website host and will be moving to a new provider. During this transition, our website may be unavailable for a few days.…
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The wind continued to build on Monday, hitting 40kn+. We could hear the wind whistling through the rigging, and felt the boat vibrate... (read more)…
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Right on schedule, the wind began to build Saturday night. I was restless, listening to it whistle through the rigging as gusts reached 30+ knots. We're still building trust in our new ground tackle and alarm system... (read more)…
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If we could go back in time, we would have started this refit with more realistic expectations. While there are plenty of specialty stores and highly skilled tradespeople here, that does not... (read more)…
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The bad news: At the beginning of this refit, we decided to... (read more)…
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Refit Diaries: 2/03/2026 - 3/01/2026 The construction of our workshop is complete. Circa did an incredible job, and we are absolutely thrilled with the result! It looks nearly identical to the AI rendering we created. We were especially impressed by how... (read more)…
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What began as a carefully planned offshore passage with a capable crew and a promising weather window quickly became a crisis at sea... (read more)…
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The Top 7 things that actually make a great sailing partner, according to 169 sailors who have been there, done that, and probably argued about it while docking... (read more)…
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Refit Diaries: 1/15/2026- 2/01/2026 It’s been dirty, sweaty, and frustrating as we battle the summer heat and spend hours wedged into tiny spaces working on electrical projects... (read more)…
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Join us as we document our journey sailing around the world on our Lagoon 42 catamaran, Sabado.
Together, we’ve explored the East Coast of the United States, the Bahamas, and the Caribbean. Then we crossed the Panama Canal into the Pacific Ocean. It took us 27 days to sail from Panama to French Polynesia, and we’ve been hopping between remote islands in the South Pacific ever since. We share photos, videos, honest insights into our expenses, tech tips that keep us afloat, and candid stories from every destination along the way.