Bluewater Sailing in the Bahamas, 105NM to Eleuthera Island (Ep.147) |...

Sometimes the ocean is a beast, and other times it’s a magical world. This my friend, is ocean sailing at it’s finest.

We’re so fortunate to share this type of ocean sailing with you!

In this video (watch here), we find bluewater sailing, with no land in sight, and make our way to Eleuthera Island.

Hope you enjoy the vid!

Cheers,
Matt

PS - Info about the final Captain’s Hour of the year is coming this week!

PPS - Leave us a comment on the YouTube video, it helps more than you can believe.

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