Out in the Blue Out on the Pacific Over an Ocean that is as deep as the Kilimanjaro high. Its about 800 miles to go (the total was 3041-straight line) and the days just melt into each other like one.

We have now spent 48 hours at sea on our long journey to French Polynesia. We are moving at a speed of only 3 knots with help of one engine trough an area of absolut ZERO wind. It´s hard to explain ho

We often get the question- how is life on board a sailing boat that is traveling around the world. I am really bored at the moment and I have decided to write a diary meanwhile sailing up to Turks and

Ten days have passed since we left Cape Verde and began our crossing over the Atlantic Ocean. As expected we are slow, but I am still pretty happy with our progress. We have a steady wind of 20 knots

Finally we got our first Atlantic fish, Max and me caught a small but very tasty Golden Makril (also known as Dolphin fish or Mahi Mahi). Only one hour after the Big catch the poor fish got served tog

We are now 300 miles away from our destination Cape Verde. The wind is more or less the same- 25 knots from north- east and we are doing around 6.7 knots of speed during the days and 5.5 during the ni

We have been on the sea now for almost 48 hours and we are doing good progress. The first 24 hours was really rough and we had winds up to 35 knots hitting the sail from behind. We have a great mix of