Wow! In a month we’ll be reunited with MerSea in Puerto Penasco & putting her back in the water!

Marinas, they are a necessity while cruising. Staying in anchorages is very fun! I really love anchorages, but marinas have many perks...

OMG! Our YouTube Channel has over 200 subscribers now! We are pretty stoked!...

Well, it’s all reality but it’s the reality that is a little more routine, easy & the kind that more people can relate to....

Well, it’s the last video anchorages of this last season’s voyage...

The time had come. We were leaving Mexico. After sailing & motoring 2,086 nautical miles…

First things first! It’s another video week! And yes, Zephyr is pretty much the star!

Well, we are here. -Up at the top of the Sea of Cortez! We did it! …

This is actually a review of half of the anchorages we stayed at in the Sea of Cortez….

San Felipe - It’s all a blur now, but I feel like I did take more photos of this place…

I am pressed for time these days, so this will be another short blog. However, the video is a full-length video! …

Wanting to leave Bahia de Los Angeles & move to a place that we thought would be better protected from the west, we motored up to Isla Coronado….

This week is a video week! That means in the video we are moving forward to Puerto Penasco at the top of the Sea of Cortez….

This week’s blog is less of a blog & more of a… well, just check it out.

It was 5 years ago this month when a little seed of a dream popped into my head!

We saw a weather window to continue north from Santa Rosalia. So we left in the evening to sail the 70 plus miles to the next anchorage, San Francisquito.

As much fun as would be to write a little blurb for the blog this week, I’m actually away. So hopefully this video will suffice for now….

We had heard that Santa Rosalia was a charming town but we still were surprised at just how charming & lovely it was!…

Remember Nopolo? I wrote about it a few blog posts ago. Well, now you can see it come to life!…

After all of the different types of anchorages & ports that we had been in, we thought that we had seen the status quo of what the Sea of Cortez had to offer….