We left Martinique right after we got our 3 new dive bottles late Thursday night. It took us 21 hours to sail around 100 nm, it was a smooth ride without any dramas or sea-sickness.  We didn’t make a

Bay Dreamer with crew dropped anchor in the bay of De Marin in Martinique late Wednesday (8/1-2014) afternoon. We travelled over 2400 miles in 15 days and I am very happy over the result. The boat was

We are just about to leave this super nice place for our next destination-Martinique. If you sail in a straight line the distance would be 2300nm. So this place is definitely not around the corner. I

After 6 days of superb sailing with great winds we can now announce our arrival at Cape Verde. We are now “parked” safe and sound in Mindelo marina. I must say that the sail down here from Las Palmas

The wind just turned around and we will leave shortly. The boat is packed with food, water and a lot of cool people.I stopped guessing how long trips will take but according to the forecast we will ha

We are soon about to start our long sailing to The Caribbean via Cape Verde and I think its about time to do a proper introduction of the Atlantic crew.   Max (20 Germany) A really cool young guy from

We are now back in Las Palmas marina and are slowly getting ready for the Atlantic crossing. Two of our “Atlantic crewmembers” has already arrived- Max from Germany and Rado from Slovakia arrived this

As you can see from the header we are right now in Las Palmas that is the capital of the Canary Islands. The place is big and feels very industrial but you can find a couple of nice places if you look

We will soon leave Gibraltar for the Canaries island, the boat is prepared and fully fuelled for the 650 miles journey to Lanzarote. We will have shitty winds (as always) so this trip will also be slo

Yesterday night we arrived to Gibraltar after a 500 mile sail from Mallorca that took us 5 days. This was the best 5 sailing days for me so far,  no seasickness at all and its getting easier and easie

Finally we got some proper winds that led to some proper sailing. It took us under two days to sail 230 nm from Palermo to Sardinia- not fast but we where moving all the time wish is good for your men

We are now all alone again and moored in the big port of Palermo where we are preparing the boat for our next leg that will take us one step closer to Gibraltar. Dan- our “paying crew passenger&

This morning we went back to Valetta to pick up our new crew member Dan that is going to sail with us for a week.  Dan seems to be super easy going and I am sure that we will have a great week togethe

We were watching a movie when the wind suddenly went from 10 knots to 50 in just  a minute. Our dingy just flew up in the air and flipped upside down so that the engine was in the water. It was all wh

Yesterday morning we sailed a couple of miles west along the Maltese costline towards a small island called Comino. Along the way we tried our new anchor and stopped for the night outside a place call

We sailed for 6 days and sailed more than 600 nm to get from Crete to Malta- if you were a bird you would only have to fly 400 nm in a straight line to get here. That we had really low winds didn’t co