There’s nothing quite like cooking a meal at sea. I gotta say, I’m super proud of how well we’ve provisioned over the past year. It can be somewhat of an overwhelming process because you have to account for every single ingredient you’ll need or might need in advance. But wh
After months of catching pesky barracuda’s and throwing them back in, we finally caught some fish worthy of eating! TWO King Mackerels. Mackerel are medium sized and true members of the tuna family. It’s an oily fish, so it’s loaded with Omega-3 which is why their raw flesh is a gr
Staniel Cay Yacht Club is one of the busiest marinas we’ve been to in the Bahamas. Full functioning hotel with water front cottages, a gift shop, guided tour boats, they also have the nicest dinghy dock I’ve ever seen, and a bar/restaurant with 3 dining rooms for breakfast, lunch, and di
One thing about living on a sailboat is that people ask you some really funny questions. Oddly enough, the most common one for us has been “What do you eat on a boat”? No, we’re not stockpiling ramen noodles, haha. Although I did enjoy telling people that at first just for the reaction. An
‘Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.’ – Helen Keller. December 19, 2017 we started our 3,200+ mile trek from Los Angeles to South Florida! A good deal of planning was necessary in making our trip a successful, stress-free journey but more importantly a fun and fl
Ah, Paris, easily one of the most beautiful cities on earth! In October I spent three full days exploring the City of Lights with two of my best girlfriends. Beyond the city’s visual appeal, its cultural offerings are just as fantastic! We booked our flights in early August, with a great deal t
