Took the long way over to Marsh Harbour, motoring towards the best sun angles to make 18gal of fresh water and recharge the bats. Anchored in Marsh for a bit of chorin'. Any friends near by?

Sailed off the hook and made our way back to one of our favorite spots in the Abacos before I start my work day! Having the freedom and flexibility to do something I love before diving into responsibilities is EVERYTHING 🙌🏼 Makes every last bit of adventure tax worthwhile!

Up at first light with Líma on deck (learned our lesson last week!!) for an absolute stunner of a sail! Wind was stronger and a bit more upwind than forecasted, but with calm seas Falkor was in her happy place! We sailed our 9000th nautical mile together on this boat during this sail 🥳🙌🏼 super proud of us! Arriving back in The Abacos always feels like home 💙

If you've been to Northern Eleuthera, you know all about the Meek's Patch dance that happens whenever a blow rolls through. We decided to mix it up and sent it over to Royal Island to set ourselves up with a spectacular Saturday to go splorin' 🐢🤿

Made our way North in an absolute washing machine and spent all 10 hours on this DDW run wishing we'd hoisted the dinghy on deck. With every building wave Lima launched forward, punting the big boat, slamming back and at one point she punted the outboard on the rails so hard the outboard prop broke! After hours of rolling, we flew through current cut at 9.2 knots and dropped the hook in what looked like a calm anchorage. We rolled all night long. 🙃😅 And now the dance around Meeks Patch / Spanish Wells begins as the impending storm approaches.

Another unforgettable day at sea! Excellent motor sail across pancake seas with another big Mahi on the hand line!!!

Cruising from Cambridge Cay to Shroud Cay at about 3 knots was the perfect way to start our slow migration North. Excited to explore one more stop in the Exumas before continuing onward!

Took advantage of the calm weather & motored our way through the coral head gauntlet to The Exumas! Was super nervous about this route when I looked at the charts, but it actually wasn't that bad when the sun was shining bright. Satellite overlay saved us when a few clouds tried to ruin the fun. Happy to be on the other side of that 🫣 It's our first time in the Exumas and we've got the next month to explore! Please share all your recommendations in the comments!