Sorry about that. It turns out, when you go back to your Normal Life, the world comes crashing in with all sorts of demands. Before you...

Our one and only proper rest day came on Day 14/17. Some may say that's a bit late. You would be correct. Given our time again, we would...

Day 11/17 Fort Ross, CA to San Francisco, CA 93 miles, 6,716 ft elevation A milestone day! 1,000 miles in the saddle, and the first big...

Let's call this the gritty middle bit... Following on from our previous post about Days 1-5/17... Day 6/17 North Bend, OR to Gold Beach,...

Day 1/17 Bremerton, WA to Westport, WA. 111 miles, 3,891ft elevation. With heavy hearts, we left our beloved Seattle, and our beloved...

The prep You'll know from our earlier post, prepping for this trip was a bit of a mission. Bike boxes, skiing stuff, snorkels, hot...

Week 2 of our Seattle adventure had been in the planning for about 30 months, thanks to COVID. Hotels had been booked and cancelled year...

Lisa and Will have crossed the equator - read on to hear about the Northern leg of the Pacific Adventure! We made it! After an 8 hour red...

Back to Tahiti we went, having spent a glorious few days in Mo’ore’a. Wanting to ease ourselves into civilisation slowly, we rented a car...

The Society Islands comprise 14 islands; the western ones are called the Windward Islands (or Îles du Vent), and the eastern ones, the...

Only 60 miles away, Tahuata is directly South-East of Ua Pou. Despite this, it took us 26 hours to get there, sailing pretty much...

About 15 miles south of Nuku Hiva, Ua Pou was a nice day’s sail from Anaho bay. We left just after breakfast on Easter Sunday and we...

The Revolution is over. It was not televised. (Although it was dramatised and re-enacted) Now we skip back across the channel to Regency...

Welcome to the land of volcanoes, wild horses, tikis and warriors! We arrived, weary but ever so excited, into the bond-villain-like bay...

As some of you might know, I am trying to train for an ironman triathlon whilst travelling. This consists of a 2.4 mile (3.8km) swim, 112...

George the incompetent autopilot, rudderless in the night, and the second half Wednesday 30th March It’s 05:50 and we’re at 1,211 nm with...

Speeding along to halfway, “boat-clean” Tuesday 22nd March Last night was another terrible night’s sleep in the converted dining table. I...

There's not a lot of 4G to be found in the Pacific, so this is the first part of our retrospective account... enjoy! Doldrums, tuna, and...

Three flights and three days later, we finally made it to the Galapagos! And it's not everyone who gets a welcoming committee right off...

Four changes of flights and 9 days delay later, we’re both over covid and on our way! An enormous thank you to the Pank seniors who...