Dive into the Aegean with us On our HR42F
Pilgrim: Believer, Traveller, Wayfarer
Intention: Purpose, Goal, Aim


My first visit to Santorini was a month or so after my 21st birthday. I have a blurred montage of memories, of pieces, images and a felt sense of the baked earth, the summer sun and the impossibility of the place. The deep, dark blue of it. The other worldliness…

We left the Gulf of Patras for the tiny island of Kastos, a long string bean of an island tucked in alongside the larger island…

Days begin as they always do for us whether on land or the boat. One or the other of us, often me, will say Coffee? …

The in-between places are not often mentioned. People talk about the magic of the islands, the wild rugged beauty of the Peloponnese or the sheltered…

Living overseas for an extended period always requires quite a bit of planning and in my experience staying flexible when things change is an essential…

I’m Cath. I write most of the blogs unless I can get Rick to join in. I write to share about our sailing life with as much authenticity and honesty as I can. This means more than just the perfect moments. It’s a way to reflect and to remember the unfolding days, the terrifying moments and the things that bring us a sense of awe. I hope you come along for the journey.
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