WE| Sail

Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail, the time has finally come where we have lifted the anchor for the very last time in French Polynesian waters. The winds are here to sail us away West and into some new territory! Bittersweet but we are excited for the next adventures ahead, next stop Suwar

Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail, well guess what...we are still in French Polynesia. This must be a sign or something that she isn't wanting us to go just yet either. We have delayed our departure for just a little longer as we wait out for a good weather window to take us West. After las

Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail, on this weeks episode, we arrive to the final stop in French Polynesia to an island called Maupiha'a with our transport in tow. A local man, Marcelo was returning to his home island from Maupiti with us and he was a very valuable asset to us as we exited M

Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail, on this weeks episode you will find us anchored in the beautiful island of Maupiti, roughly 30 miles from Bora Bora. Here, we sit back and reset ourselves while reflecting on the last couple years we have spent here in French Polynesia. Just before we leav

Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail, we are off to a new island, one we haven't been to yet, and one that everyone has told us has the most beautiful lagoon and views of all of French Polynesia, Maupiti. Back to just the two of us, we are in a bit of an adjustment period, feeling a little dow

Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail, on this weeks episode we find ourselves back in Raiatea, the Leeward Islands of French Polynesia and some of our last weeks here, but first we must stock up on provisions before we head west and check out of the country on to a whole new chapter. And even

Welcome back to our sailing circumnavigation story! This week finds us still at the South Pass of Fakarava, one of our favorite atoll islands in the Tuamotus, and one of the best scuba diving spots in the world. Unfortunately we witness first hand the devastating effects of climate change, and decid

Part of what we love about this sailing life is living sustainably off the land, very often catching what we need to eat, and in this episode we learn about hunting and preparing a new menu item: BIG LOCAL CRABS!! We team up with @svdelos and @HarborsUnknown and set out to find our own local crab di

Now THIS IS what sailor's dream of when they want to sail around the world. Places like these and moments like this. The idyllic islands of these remote South Pacific archipelagos is a paradise unlike any place we have sailed to yet. Join us on this weeks episode and find out for yourselves why we a

Welcome back to WE|Sail, on this episode we sail into Rarioa, one of the most remote islands in the world. When we arrive to Rarioa, we discover that the starboard motor is still having issues and so we are faced with having to enter the pass and navigate the bommie filled interior lagoon with only

Hey Hey Patreons, I hope you know how important you are to us and our channel. Your support does not go unnoticed. This last week, we hosted our first ever Patreon charter in beautiful a French Polynesia. It was so amazing to finally get to know YOU. The week was spent sailing around the islands of

Ahoy there Patreons! We are ready to officially offer you an unforgettable Sailing Experience in French Polynesia with us... WE|sail in mid January! We could not be more excited to get to do this with you and share something so special with you, in such a beautiful place no less!!! In fact, we are s

Sailing backwards against the trade winds has historically been very difficult, and as we start our 800 nautical mile trek back eastward for the Tuamotus and Marquesas Islands, we see why! We encounter just about everything mother nature and Neptune can throw at us, from calms to massive squalls- we

Our friends have finally arrived with our boat parts to fix the dingy and we are super anxious to finally get moving again. The winds that we have expected are still around and we want to make sure we catch this window to set sail back up to the Tuamotus or the Marquesas. We really don't even know w

Today marks a pretty big milestone for us! We have posted a video every WEDNESDAY for the last 2 years consecutively! It was and is a huge goal of ours to make sure that we post an episode every week and we have really done it. With exception to our Pacific Ocean Crossing we have shared with you our

We are at the center of the Polynesian Triangle. Where it is known that the Polynesians set out from here by sail to seek other islands. From Hawaii to Rapa Nui and New Zealand. These are the truest of sea people and we are in the heart of it all. We thank you, our Patreons for your continued suppor

The best snorkeling EVER! Water so clear, fish and coral so bright… have we died and gone to fish heaven? Grab your snorkels and mask and jump in this episode with us! You’re gonna love it! Sailing to the CLEAREST WATER EVER | Episode 197 (YouTube)

We're off to a white wedding, the vanilla kind. Did you know that Vanilla flower can only be pollinated by humans? Ok, don't be weird but the birds and the bees literally can't do it on Taha'a, so who else will. We let Gary and Sarah take over the boat and sail us around the island of Tahaa. We then

We return to Huahine for a second round and we hide out again from another approaching storm. Seems like every time we come here it get's stormy. Our crew aboard gets a taste of what life is like when you are stuck on a boat for days on end in wet, rainy nasty weather. Warren and I are accustomed to

Another drone has taken a dip in the ocean and this time there is a chance Warren can fix it! But maybe we just need to partner with a drone company, because at this rate we might be putting more money into drones than boat parts! On this episode, we also get busy to paying more attention to VA and

We have fun. Period. But we also get a lot of work done, boat projects and video edits and this episode has it all. There is one thing we know for sure about this lifestyle, it's a lot of boat work in exotic places, so we will take that any day! Hope you all are well and we can't thank you enough Pa

The rainy season is upon us here in the South Pacific and when they say it rains, wow does it pour down! We make the absolute best of the rainy days and still find so much beauty in the ever changing weather. Thanks for following along on the adventures and supporting the creative juices. Rainy Seas

Whoa, it's been a while since we sailed overnight to another island! Time to lift the anchor and set sail because our anchor bridle has a lot of growth on it. New Islands here we come! It's Not Always Sunshine & Rainbow Sailing | Episode 186 (YouTube)

So the Patreon platform just asked me... why do we create? Well this video should tell you exactly why we create. Especially because we are in one of the most beautiful places on the planet. So far that we have seen! Hope you enjoy this video! WE|Sail Returns to Paradise | Episode 185 (YouTube)

This video will tell you the main reason we have decided to stay in French Polynesia, and it's a BIG ONE! The other thing, and just as BIG as the whales, is YOU! Our Patreons. Our meet ups in Annapolis was a major highlight for our year and YOU are absolutely what keeps these videos alive. Meeting s

This is a mashup video of best of's and highlights during the 3 months of family and friends visiting us in French Polynesia. There are many highs and unfortunately there can be some lows when the weather doesn't cooperate or when jellyfish sting. Hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and thank you

OK Spoiler ALERT! If you don't want to be spoiled... STOP READING AFTER THIS!!!! I mean it!!!! But first before WE SHOULD MENTION... That we can't thank our Patreons enough for you support. We aim to keep producing excellent content of our adventures and post weekly for you. The never ending TV seri

We have been asked many times if we are ever going to leave this place. NEVER! Hahaha as of right now we absolutely love this island and could easily stay forever. I mean we will for now... Warren still needs to get his VISA to stay longer. Otherwise Erica will stay forever! Sailing from Tahiti to M

It's every sailors bucket list destination and we now completely understand now, why the attraction to sail here is so strong amoung many. Tahiti and the other islands have shown us exactly that. We are so happy to have sailed as far as we did to get here and want to embrace every moment. Sailed 4,0

Any guesses on what it possibly could be? I'll give you a hint...it's actually not as shiny as a pearl but it's still pretty amazing. Pearl Farms & Precision Sails | Episode 177 (YouTube)

WE sailed to Fakarava just at the right time for the most epic dive ever! Would you dive with 700 Sharks? We happen to be in this atoll of French Polynesia for an event that only happens once a year and this time it's happening all below the surface. Every June, on the full moon over 10,000 groupers