Meet The Crew!
We are Nick & Kelly, an American couple documenting our journey as we sail the world with our dog Arthur…despite no previous sailing experience.
Since 2017 we’ve been filming our adventures as we’ve sailed Florida, The Bahamas, and the Caribbean.
We have had anchors drag, fires onboard, engine failures, water shortages, storms, rough seas, been kicked off horses, crossed rivers on motorbikes, been stranded on our dinghy and explored the most beautiful worlds, above and below the water. Every day is full of crazy adventures, and we wouldn’t change a thing!
Here you will find all our weekly Vlogs. Each feature episode captures a period of our life onboard Satori. It’s kind of like our own little reality show. We show you the good, the bad, the beautiful and the ugly. In our videos, you will feel like one of the crew as we show you what its like to live onboard a boat and sail the world.
We also have a series of instructional and “How-To” videos for those wanting to know the gritty details and technical aspects of life for us liveaboards (that is what us boat dwellers call ourselves).
Finally, our written Blog is full of many useful articles written by us. Videos are a great way to share our lives, but much of what we want to share is better in the written form. From great stories to handy travel tips, product recommendations to pet advice, browse our Blog, which we usually couple with a related video. Often, what we can’t fit into the video we will expand on in an article. So be sure to check the notes under each video for additional content and pictures.
Recent Posts
More than just videos… learn what happens when the camera is off!
Pictures, Articles, Links, and Throwback posts.
Guadeloupe – Snorkeling and Scooting
After a couple of weeks in Antigua, it was time to move on to [...]
Antigua – Beautiful Views and Broken Davits
We finally finish our chainplate project in St. Martin. That means it's time for us [...]
Sail Repair and Final Steps: Chainplates in Paradise – Part 3
After breaking a chainplate in a squall near St. Barth’s, we return to St. Martin [...]