Virgin Islands, Spanish, American or British we visited them all and to top it off we crisscrossed Puerto Rico and were amazed.

Our planned departure from Curacao was with a little bit of mixed feelings as we were not sure where we would be able to sail to. The...

We are just back to Curacao after our epic European tour of two months and we feel like worn out (and old) rock stars. We returned with...

Bonaire, a popular stopover for sailors. We enjoyed here 7 weeks; snorkelling, diving, old & new friends.

Guadeloupe and its island were a perfect match for Ingrid's sister visit. Of course there is always something that needs to be repaired...

Preparing for the Atlantic Crossing and the never ending to-do list. Our hard work of the last two years is nearing its conclusion.

Adventures in Greece including engine starting problems and meeting great people who helped us out!

Having begun to develop an affinity with Odysseus by following his ancient voyage through the Straits of Messina we began to understand...

The joy of anchoring with 25+ knots of wind

Cagliari, where the Mistral meets the Sirocco.

Time to get some extra anchor chain...

“Le Raz de Seine” is a narrow section of water between the mainland of Brittany, France and a series of islands and rocky outcrops. It...

Well prepared for the post Brexit era.

France, New Year's Eve and Champagne... a perfect combination!

Shaken but not stirred...earthquake in Zagreb and we were there!

Having lost our weather window to cross the Bay of Biscay we are embraced by Brest.

Autumn storms are preventing us to go further than Brest. Patience is the answer as well as having a good chat with the weather gods...

Brest was an important stopping point for us as Admiral Ingrid was planned to come onboard and join us for the rest of the trip towards...

Dangerous waters at the Chenal Du Four wasn't that dangerous after all. Wind, current and waves gave us perfect conditions to cross it.

In this second leg of the journey towards Brest, we set off from Roscoff the following morning, having had only 1 night's sleep. The wind...