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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…

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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,…

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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…

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28. Eaten Alive

After two nights at anchor in Isla Partida, we continued north to Isla San Jose. The island was stunning with more…

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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…

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26. Perfect Sailing

After an amazing week relaxing and socializing in Paradise Village Marina, we once again had places to be and flights to…

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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…

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23. Tequila Time

With anchorage in La Manzanilla being unprotected from the northerly swell, we decided to cut across the bay to Tenacatita. We…

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22. Hello Marleen

While we were still in Manzanillo, I received a Facebook message from a girl named Marleen. She was several weeks late…

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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…

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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….

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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…

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17. Shawshank Redemption

Leaving Banderas Bay, we began heading south along the western coast of Mexico towards Zihuantanejo. With the new couple onboard, we…

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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…

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15. Banderas Bay

With Connor and Abbey leaving the boat, it was down to just Eitan and me, and we were stuck at the…

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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!…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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4. Bodies Break

The next day in Bahia Santa Maria, we got ready to pull the anchor for the short sail into Bahia Magdalena,…

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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….

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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…

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