It’s hard to believe it’s been one year (and counting) since the shutdown and battle against COVID-19. Looking back we had no idea what any of it meant or how it would initially change things forever. In one post I don’t know if I can convey every single moment and feeling we exper
In case you missed it on Instagram, Sea duction has sold! Bittersweet *sniff sniff* Our full-time cruising lifestyle has had it’s ups and downs like any other way of life. So, in the interests of providing helpful information to those just starting out or considering whether they should toss every
14 countries, hundreds of islands, 686 days aboard, 5,952 nautical miles and countless memories made! I still can’t believe we flew home with only 3 bags and 2 backpacks!! Hopefully Sea duction’s new owners will get to enjoy some of those same awesome experiences. Why we sold? Lifes
It’s been 7 months since we began season 3 of our sailing adventure. That’s 650+ days as full-time cruisers/live-aboards, and my oh my has it been a whirlwind. One thing I haven’t been able to shake this past season is feeling guilty about craving “normalcy”. Granted, this all
And just like that we’re back in the French Caribbean! The rich and famous, gorgeous Saint Barthélemy to be exact! Otherwise known as St. Barts (or Barths, depending on who you ask). This tiny 10 square-mile island is notorious for drawing in a flashy clientele, and popular within the yachti
After 3 weeks in Dominica, a weather window finally opened up. We’d spent a week trying to decide where to go. Do we continue South down the Caribbean chain? Do we go North? So, we set our sights on Montserrat for some blissful downwind sailing! Typically by early spring it’s important t
Pronounced Do-min-ee-kah, and not in anyway to be confused with the Dominican Republic, or any other island in The West Indies for that matter. It’s a land hidden between the French islands of Martinique to the South and Guadeloupe to the North. After a month and a half in Guadeloupe, we were
Ahhh . . . Les Saintes! A truly remarkable little archipelago. It’s a cluster of eight small islands with some of the most beautiful bays in the world. Its off-grid Caribbean charm instantly won us over. Along with all the fresh baguettes, beignets, and gelato. The sail from mainland Guad
It’s true…WE LOVE GUADELOUPE! We spent over a month+ in the butterfly-shaped 630 square-mile island duo, and it did not disappoint us. With its lush rainforest, volcanic peaks, and all the delicious food and wine you could possibly want. Guadeloupe blends some of the most appealing aspec
