Here in Barbuda, eagle rays jump all around our boat, turtles pop up their heads every few minutes and Uncle Malcolm lands a bonefish off the back of the boat. Remarkable stuff. That just doesn’t happen ALL Read More

Zoo de Martinique

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We hitchhiked to the Zoo de Martinique and back to St. Pierre as a family, ha! This turned out to be as much a botanical garden and historic site as it is a zoo. Plus there’s a pirate museum at the end, arrrgh. The Read More
Hooked up with a legendary billfish enroute to Bequia. We were sailing 3 miles off St Vincent when our fishing line started to zing. Earlier Phill had rigged up several ballyhoo in hopes of catching a wahoo. We Read More
Here in Grenada, we hang with the Grenada Hash House Harriers HHH every Saturday for a super fun walk in the bush. We’d never heard of “hashing” before we got to Grenada, and boy have we been Read More

Halloween 2018 Cruiser Style

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Halloween in Grenada is certainly one to remember. These cruiser kids had a total blast in our floating neighborhood. Late in the afternoon, everyone met up on Calabash Beach to make final preparations. Faces were Read More
With gentle ENE winds, it’s another lazy sail south. By lunchtime we arrive at our waypoint just off Sampson Cay. It’s midday, so we easily see through the clear Bahamian water to work our way through Read More
A rough start through coral heads and past the Porgee Rocks marker this morning out of Rose Island, we’re on our way to Norman’s Cay. I question our weather choice. Traveling east is often a rough passage, and this Read More
This whole area is filled with spectacular underwater sites. The “Sea Aquarium” is just off the west side of O’Brien Cay and across from Johnny Depp’s island Little Hall’s Pond Cay. When we dive over the sides of Read More
We feel the pull of Georgetown. It’s time for the Family Island Regatta — the oldest regatta in the Bahamas where traditional sloops from all over the islands come to compete. Weather is mild and seas are nearly Read More