Land Ahoy! După o traversare a oceanului de 2.000 de mile, bun venit în Trinidad | Ep110

44 thoughts on “Land Ahoy! După o traversare a oceanului de 2.000 de mile, bun venit în Trinidad | Ep110”

1. Cilantro is corriander leaf. Same herb, different name. Well done on a uneventful last stage crossing!

2. Had a friend wit CT41, believe stated boat length includes bow sprit

3. As captain Jack Sparrow said "Welcome to the Caribbean " Well done you two.

4. In my birth country. Much has changed since I was at Powerboats and down the islands. Enjoy your time there. Keep your head up, eyes opened and ears peeled.

5. Great episode, as usual!

6. Well done you too, If you manage to get fully comp insurance please let me know the broker, I have it for the Med but can’t get it for the Caribbean or USA

7. Well done Steve and Judy you've been planning this trip for ages and now you have arrived, what a wonderful sense of adventure and feeling of achievement you must have.

8. Hi. She was our boat for about 15 years. We sailed from Knysna South Africa with her and spent 4,5 years in Brazil and Caribbean. She was an amazing little ship. Good luck with the refit. Regards Andrew.

9. Congratulations . I bet you never thought you’d get there, a long time in the planning xx

10. I have only sailed over the English Channel…and nearly lost the mast in a force 9…would have loved to do a proper Atlantic crossing though – have a brilliant rest.
    Cheers from @HowardsPortugal

11. Who names their boat from a horror movie? Audrey Rose died in a fiery crash. Yikes!

12. Well done

13. Congratulations on the project and good luck. Talking of no one building tough boats have a look at Kraken yachts.

14. Ditto..ditto ditto…..so good …here's to the great Bob Dy

15. Congrats on the crossing. There are some countries that want insurance for removing the boat if the worst happens, salvage.

16. Hi. Here is a little comment for you to think about. If you spend the money on improving and maintaining the boat you might be better off. Keep the 3rd party by all means as most marina's require it. We sailed around the world without insurance and never felt bad about it. Cheers Peter.

17. Congrats on the crossing. I’m still hanging out for the recipe and how to make, for crumpets

18. I was watching a couple who’s brand new catamaran burned up and they had a hell of a time getting the insurance company to pay up . Something about some language in the contract that was open to interpretation about keeping the boat up. Dirty tricks crap

19. What happened to Judy’s right high cheek? (12.05 onwards)

20. Well done

21. Wonderful video, so nice to see that beautiful blue water yacht put to sea and arrive in a whole new place.

22. great video,,hope you both have a nice adventure

23. Congrats Awesome

24. Congratulations, your in Trinidad, such an amazing passage. Thanks!

25. Hi you guys do love to adventure, a great team together, always looking forward to seeing your latest video keep up the good work

26. Great thumbnail. Romance on the high seas… : )

27. Congratulations on you Atlantic crossing, Sorry I have nothing to add on the insurance front. But Steve I would love to know where you got your wide brimmed/akubra hat from? Wishing you all the very best on this next leg of your journey.

28. Great video, I really enjoy watching you guys. I love Trinidad, the people are truly wonderful. If you get the chance, drive down to Point Fortin and go visit the pitch lakes.
    Kev

29. Too late now, but I believed in only buying a boat I can afford to lose, hence no need for comprehensive insurance.

30. I’ve hauled at Peake….it was awesome!

31. Your travels have to be the most honest retirement sailing on YouTube. Congrats on your Atlantic crossing.

32. Congratulations for making the crossing! Stay safe!

33. Absolutely fabulous film love the bbq on deck. We are year 7 into our 2year refit we bought our yacht in Dec 2016 in uk and stayed aboard in a marina for Christmas. My lovely mum bought us a cobb bbq on which we cooked our Christmas dinner in the cockpit!
    We chose not to have have a survey when we bought the boat as we knew how much needed replacing and engine rebuild etc etc so we managed to get 3rd party insurance for a one off sailing trip of 600 miles and she’s fully comp as soon as lifted out . Trinidad looks fabulous hopefully our boat will be in the water this year. The dream began when we bought our boat but now the adventure is about to begin …………..

34. Congratulations on the safe journey. Watching sailing fish sounds like staring at a campfire, mesmerizing.

35. We have been enjoying your videos, we intend to attempt a similar trip next season, thanks for sharing your experiences. Just a quick question on insurance, did you do the crossing on third party because of the lack of a survey or because you are a crew of two?
    Regards Clive and Maggie

36. Many congratulations. What an achievement! 25 crumpets – which lucky person snuck in an extra one? Thanks for another lovely episode!

37. Can't imagine what it costs to insure a boat! Anyway a great achievement to cross the Atlantic.

38. This is so exciting. Congratulations on such a milestone. Can’t wait to see what the Caribbean brings to you.

39. Congratulations on a huge achievement – 25 Crumpets, just over 1 per 100 nautical miles Another fine video as well and we are very much looking forward to watching many more – fair winds

40. I admire your courage! Looking forward to your time on this side of the Atlantic…

41. Steve & Linda left you a link to an insurance company Velos Insurance in the UK they are recommended bye your fellow sailing bloggers Teulu Tribe. Left you links yesterday which have been zapped by the You Tube. Good luck obtaining worldwide cover.

42. Well done you too. Congrats on your crossing. What a place to stop.

43. Delighted to hear the word "tabernacle" in this video. Awesome word

44. Get or make some Trinidadian pepper sauce. In the fridge it lasts forever.

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