Over centuriess, the oceans have been home to many notorious Vikings such as Erik the Red (10th cent), expedition captains such as Christopher Columbus (15th cent.), or pirates like Blackbird (18th century). The legacy of these sailors has been the inspiration for numerous books and movies. However, it has been my unwavering endeavour to create my own memories of world’s most beautiful places, cultures, and wildlife encounters instead of living my scarce time on earth through the stories of others that are captured on pages or presented on screens.

 

Our journey has been truly succeeded when we have:

• Visited the classing sailing spots that are favorite among the blue water cruisers as well as the more wilder and remote spots to which fewer yachts travel;

• Discoved some of the world’s heritage sites that have a cultural and/ or natural importance with thanks to their historical significance or natural beauty;

• Hunted sunsets and northern lights in all its colours and witnessed other natural phenomena;

• Anchored in tranquil bays, barbecued on their idyllic beaches, and forged new friendships during the journey.

• Dived in the shallow waters between sinking volcanic islands and their barrier reefs full of marine life;

• Encountered magnificent wildlife in their natural habitat, varying from dolphins playing around the bow to polar bears living above the higher latitudes of the Artic, and seasonally migrating humpback whales;

• Tasted fresh coconuts, bananas, and anything else that is endemic to destinations all over the world;

• Witnessed some of world’s most prestigious regatta’s where sailing yachts come to play together.

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