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31. Hauling Out
With only a couple of jerrycans of water left from Agua Verde, we needed to fill up our water tank and…
30. Hot Tub Time
After searching for the drone in the freezing water for another 30 minutes the following day, we left Punta San Telmo,…
29. Death of a Drone
We departed Santa Barista and headed north to an anchorage known as Bahia El Gato or El Toro, depending on which…
28. Eaten Alive
After two nights at anchor in Isla Partida, we continued north to Isla San Jose. The island was stunning with more…
27. Back to Baja
We arrived in Mazatlán in the early evening after three perfect days of sailing. As we pulled into the old harbor…
26. Perfect Sailing
After an amazing week relaxing and socializing in Paradise Village Marina, we once again had places to be and flights to…
25. The Disneyland of Marinas
Marleen was on her way to join up with SV Volare and Eitan and I were on our way back into…
24. Back to the Bay
After almost a week in Tenacatita, and nearly recovered from the tequila tasting, it was time to keep heading north since…
23. Tequila Time
With anchorage in La Manzanilla being unprotected from the northerly swell, we decided to cut across the bay to Tenacatita. We…
22. Hello Marleen
While we were still in Manzanillo, I received a Facebook message from a girl named Marleen. She was several weeks late…
21. Safety 4 Cruisers
After our late-night arrival in Manzanillo, Eitan and I got some much-needed sleep. After waking, we went to shore to dropped…
20. Dame Más Gasolina
With Philipp and Jessica (the German couple) having departed, it was back to just Eitan and me on SV Sierra Wind….
19. Auf Wiedersehen, Goodbye
Finally hearing back from American Samoa, they confirmed Eitan’s suspicions that they were closed to inbound pleasure vessels, meaning we had…
18. To Cross or Not To Cross
Once we were settled in at the marina in Ixtapa, Eitan and I flew back to California for a week to…
17. Shawshank Redemption
Leaving Banderas Bay, we began heading south along the western coast of Mexico towards Zihuantanejo. With the new couple onboard, we…
16. New Crew
Eitan and I headed back to our favorite croc-filled marina to pick up our two new crew members! Phillip (35) and…
15. Banderas Bay
With Connor and Abbey leaving the boat, it was down to just Eitan and me, and we were stuck at the…
14. Crocs in the Marina
Slowly recovering from our bouts of Norovirus, we (and by we, I mean Eitan) decided the boat work must go on!…
13. On Par for 2020
We arrived at Marina Riviera Nayarit in La Cruz de Huanacaxtle, or La Cruz for short, on December 22, 2020, and…
12. Towns Less Traveled
The next morning we pulled anchor and headed on our way to San Blas. We arrived about an hour before sunset…
11. A Bunch of Boobies
After our 60-hour passage from La Paz, we arrived in Isla Isabella just as the sun was rising. Isla Isabella is…
10. Crossing the Sea of Cortez
With our much-awaited package in hand, we prepared to depart that night for the 60-hour passage across the Sea of Cortez….
9. Déjame en (La) Paz
We arrived back in La Paz on December 10, 2020. Just as we entered the long approach to the marina, the…
8. Another Day, Another Bay
We provisioned fresh goods and took off from La Paz and back to Espiritu Santo. After a few hours of motor…
7. First Month Reflections
We arrived in La Paz and began the normal marina routine of collecting trash, cleaning the boat inside-out and topping off…
6. Stop… Hammock Time!
Los Friles was historically a fishing town turned marine reserve where there has been a lot of work to restore the…
5. Losing Track of Time
We spent a few nights anchored in Cabo amongst the other sailboats and superyachts. To be honest, I’m not really sure…
4. Bodies Break
The next day in Bahia Santa Maria, we got ready to pull the anchor for the short sail into Bahia Magdalena,…
3. Boats Break
After our two nights in Bahia Tortugas, it was time to set sail south for another 48-hour passage to Bahia Magdalena….
2. Setting Sail
On October 31st we moved onto the boat and at 5:00 am the next morning we cast off the dock lines…