Loving Landlubbing
During our walking tour around Medellín, our fabulous tour guide asked the group of around 20 people if anyone had
We sailed to South America!!
The weather around the top of Colombia is notorious. The wind is usually strong and blows around the headland Cabo
Curaçao
“It’ll take you at least three hours to check in”. “There is nowhere to swim”. “The lagoon is so full, there
Bon Bini na Bonaire – Welcome to Bonaire
Cactuses, coral reefs, clear water and ice-cream cones. These are the images that will forever remind me of the island
Grooving in Grenada
Grenada is apparently the smallest independent country in the Western Hemisphere. Reportedly named by Spanish sailors because they likened its
Memories and Milestones
We’ve celebrated many major milestones over the last few weeks – one year living onboard, a year since leaving Cowes
Special guests
My parents joined us in Grenada for almost 3 weeks – with a little break in the middle just so
Down Island
It’s been a busy few months. After loosing our dinghy in Barbuda we decided to head down South rather quickly
Breathtaking Barbuda
It is really difficult to photograph Barbuda and almost impossible to do it justice. It is a truly beautiful place;
Living like locals in Antigua
Pirates, optimists and happy hours seem to sum up our time in Antigua. We’ve just spent eleven weeks living in
