EP81 A Perfect Day in Ailuk Lagoon
A perfect sailing day for us on anchor in Ailuk Lagoon. With no wind we get the toys out and get some great Drone shots while paddle boarding. A fun …
EP 80 Capsize and rescue of Marshall Islands canoe
A Traditional pacific canoe capsizes next to us when we are on anchor at Ailuk Lagoon in the Marshall Islands. The five visiting yachts all head over in their dinghy …
EP79 Sailing Pacific Paradise and a Plastic problem
This week we explore the underwater world of Ailuk lagoon and have a beach walk around one of the small islets in the lagoon. We are horrified by how much …
EP78 Laid Back Lagoon Life- Ailuk atoll, Marshall Islands
This week, we start our lagoon life at Ailuk atoll! We were given permission to travel to Ailuk Atoll to deliver essential food suppliers on behalf of Mayor Typhoon, so …
EP77 Sailing the Marshall Islands Two nights to Ailuk Atoll
This week we leave Majuro and travel 240 miles north to Ailuk Atoll, in what we think is a good weather window. It turns out that we time it perfectly …
EP76 Marshall Islands Mercy Mission!
Travel to the outer islands has been banned due to Covid 19 restrictions, even though the Marshall Islands has no cases of the virus. However, a broken down ferry means …
EP75 From Workshop to Water – Building and Sailing Traditional Pacific Canoes
When an awesome traditionally designed pacific canoe anchors next to us at Eneco in Majuro, we post about it on our social media feeds. We are contacted by Henrik who …
EP74 Visa Renewals and a Stolen Dinghy!
This week we begin the somewhat lengthy procedure to renew our Marshall Islands visas. Due to Covid 19, we can’t safely get back to NZ, so we have to apply …
EP73 A Scary Night at Anchor and a Dive into History
We anchor at Ollat Island where we are asked to help a medical team visiting from Majuro. Their ice packs are rapidly melting and the vaccines they are carrying are …
EP72 Desert Islands and Drone Fun
Pigotti Island was used by the Japanese in World War 2 to provide electricity to Taroa island. Today it is pretty much deserted. We explore the remains of the generator …