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This is a story of living your life in an alternate way, in close connection with our amazing planet and the beautiful people that live on her. Our experiences sailing and blogging about our travels have affected us so profoundly we wanted to share them, in hopes that you may find inspiration to follow your dreams and do what you love most.
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What Happened to Our Boat?! (Back At The Build!) 🛠️ Aluminum Catamaran Build Pt. 41
The moment is finally here that I know so many of you have been super excited for, we’re back at the build! It was such a happy reunion not only with our beautiful aluminum beast but with Dan and the whole gang 🥰 And when we see the progress made while we were away our minds were totally blown! It was such a great feeling to be back, and even though there was so much emotion around coming to terms with our story on Delos 1 coming to end (that being said though, we still have some more really cool videos coming out including moving Delos up the river to the marina at night and running aground, plus soooo many projects to get her in back in ship shape after a tough season with a lot of miles, so it’s […]
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Bonjour From PARADISE! Ahoy Delos Tribe! We’re comin’ at ya today with our monthly newsletter from the INSANELY gorgeous atoll of Raroia. We’re typing this in true comfort because for the first time since leaving the Sea of Cortez in April Delos is STILL! After 19 days at sea and super rolly anchorages in the Marquesas, then our passage here to the Tuamotu Islands, it feels like heaven to have found a flat anchorage. There’s a nice 15-20 knot breeze so it’s been nice and fresh on board which has been quite the treat too. The water is super clear and we’ve been getting in some great scuba diving, snorkeling, and swimming. Sierra can’t get enough of the being in the water here! One other cool thing we did here was checking out the monument for Kon-Tiki. Kon-Tiki was a […]
View More BlogsDelos is a 53 foot Amel Super Maramu. She provides us food and shelter, can turn salt water into fresh water, sun and wind into energy, and travel for months on end without visiting a dock.
She’s seen over 100,000 nautical miles, been knocked down repeatedly in rough seas a thousand miles from shore, yet she keeps us safe.
We take good care of her and, in return, she lets us call her home.
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