Category: Pacific Passage Crossing
Pacific Passage Crossing takes you across the world’s largest ocean, scattered with palm-lined islands and coral beaches surrounded by warm, clear water. We experienced the hospitality of subsistence farmers in remote island communities — sometimes in countries I had never heard of — nestled in lush volcanic landscapes, and we swam with penguins, sharks, seals, dolphins, and fish as large as people.
Reef fish, octopus and sea cucumbers for the dinner plate (Chuuk, Micronesia)
Diesel filling in Micronesia with video, and no police involvement
Live tracker: sailing from Fiji to Vanuatu
Sailing at night – New Zealand to Fiji
Four Methods We Tried to Manage Sleep Deprivation During Our Pacific Crossing (Galapagos to French Polynesia)
What Lies Beneath? Barnacle Busting Outside the Galapagos at 2,000 Meters Deep
Sierra Negra: Hiking in Darwin’s Footsteps on a Galapagos Volcano
Jumping into The Water of the Galapagos Was Like The Best Exhibits in the Zoo had Thrown the Doors Wide Open
Becoming a Sailor 