This Is Why We Sailed to Vanuatu [EARLY + AD FREE VIDEO]
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Despite having only 12kn of wind, we decided to reef the main sail before dinner. We could see the storm growing behind us, and although we were a ways ahead of it we wanted to be prepared in case it caught up to us.…
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We have some exciting developments to share on the Sereno front, so we thought we’d sit down for an exclusive, real-time video update and catch you up on what’s happening.…
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By day two, we'd made it far enough away from Fiji to leave the current behind. The seas were still large and in charge, but they were more predictable, and life aboard became considerably more comfortable. We put out our fishing lines and settled into the rhythm of passage making.…
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Sereno One and Sereno Routing are two parts of our growing tools that make up our Sereno Solutions for sailors.…
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The month's track, power made and used day by day, generator run minutes, how low the batteries got, water and fuel used, what broke and what it cost, and the full ledger by category including insurance.…
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Sereno Routing plans sailing passages on forecast weather and provides guidance on when to go. It routes around land, reefs and shallows on three weather models, then shows the conditions, the comfort level aboard and the motoring needed along the way. It runs on the web, Android and iPhone.…
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Join us as we document our journey sailing around the world on our Lagoon 42 catamaran, Sabado.
Together, we’ve explored the East Coast of the United States, the Bahamas, and the Caribbean. Then we crossed the Panama Canal into the Pacific Ocean. It took us 27 days to sail from Panama to French Polynesia, and we’ve been hopping between remote islands in the South Pacific ever since. We share photos, videos, honest insights into our expenses, tech tips that keep us afloat, and candid stories from every destination along the way.