the cruiser blogs:
- Liz Clark and her voyage on SV Swell
- Seth and Jaime of SV Slapdash
- Carol and Livia of SV Estrellita 5.10B
- Shawn, Chris and feline friend Grizzly on SV Tao
- The Delos Crew
- The kitesurfing catamaran: Offshore Odysseys
- Alex and Taru on SV Caos
- Amy and Roger on SV Shango
- Mark and Michelle on SV Cheers
- Magnum
- Dave and Judy on SV Freebird
- Barefeet
- April, Andrew, John and furry friend, Kitty, on SV El Tiburon
- Marcy
- Falabrach
- Daemon
- Barraveigh
- Crystal Blues
- Eric and Sherrell on SV Sarana
- Danika and Sten on SV Mata'irea.
- Amanda and Mark on SV Balvenie
- Drew and Margie on SV Dosia.
- The Hacking Family
- Bumfuzzle
- The Plastiki Journey
- Roz Savage
look who's cruisin' NOW:
Liz is a Badass! Great website and a very conscious and thoughtful story-teller. She's still going strong having left 5 years ago from Santa Barbara, CA, and enjoying the beauty and bounty of French Polynesia.
Heading for a circumnav and making the most of the adventure. Great writing and hilarious commentary. Check them out!
How can you not like a boat named after a rock climb??!! I guess you just must have to be climbers, like us. These guys are in Mexico and getting ready to head west across the South Pacific this season. Livia also has a site called Interview with a Cruiser Project you should check out too.
Met these guys in Mexico before their passage to Hawaii. Currently living in Aloha-land but planning on a westward journey across the South Pacific this coming season.
Younger guys going for it and creating an excellent story blog. In Australia currently.
Met these guys at the Bali Marina in Indonesia. One of our favorite sites!
Very cool boat, site, and epic days on the water. Videos and images are excellent!!
Currently cruising in the Caribe. Great lifestyle blog living the high society cruising dream.
Another Pacific Seacraft 40 actually out doing some blue-water sailing! These guys just did the SoPac this past season and their boat is currently in Tonga.
Hailing from our homebase in Pelican Harbor, Sausalito. Currently in Mexico now and getting ready to head west across the South Pacific.
(Current locations updated in January 2012)
boats we have met, but finished cruisin' for now:
Anne, Uwe, and Kara. We followed each other around the world! Finished their circumnavigation in San Francisco in the summer of 2011.
These guys joined us in our Pirate Alley convoy and up the Red Sea. Last saw them in Israel. Recently sold their boat in Sicily and they are back on land again.
Erin and Chris. Finished their circumnavigation in the Caribbean in the winter of 2011. Back home in New England.
Left from San Francisco. Met them in Shelter Bay Marina when they were in the bowels of the bilge rebuilding their engine after doing the Panama Canal. Part time cruising now in Central America and perhaps east to the Caribe.
Peter and Ginger. Just made it home to Washington State, USA, after a sucessful circumnavigation and a route around both the Cape of Good Hope and Cape Horn! Congratulations guys!! Great blog and snapshot images.
Monica e Danilo. Back home in Italy after a sucessful circumnavigation! (Blog is in Italian)
Jill and Bruce. Boat hibernating in Malaysia while they head back to work in NZ for a bit. They also went thru the Solomon Islands, PNG and Palau at the same time as us.
Bobby. Homebased in Bali, Indonesia, for a while. Bobby went thru PNG and West Papua, Indonesia, just a month before us.
Neil and Ley. Met these guys in the yard in Thailand.
Currently they are hanging in SE Asia. Helpful website with info around SE Asia.
some other good cruiser sites to check out:
Up and down the Mexican and Central American coast. These two put out the best Central American Cruising Guides that we've seen. You can download them from their website.
Around the world and back to their home in the east coast of the U.S.A. Good blog. Great info on the Andaman Islands
Currently in the Med and based in Spain for the winter. Great insight about the journey up the Red Sea.
Sold their boat and finished cruising, but good site on the South Pacific and about their boat/repairs, etc.
Good insight on countries if you are planning an "around the world" journey. Lots of information.
Quality adventures in and out of the water! Aleady circumnavigated, but fixing up a new boat to go out again with their little rugrat.
More excellent adventurers:
Sailing across the Pacific in a boat made of plastic bottles! Trip is finished, but great site and full of info.
Badass ocean rower. Great athelete, adventurer and writer.