The Reality of Long Passage Sailing

After a weather window opened, Captain Simon and five crew left Hampton, Virginia, and sailed to Bermuda. The reality of long passage sailing isn’t champagne and sunsets! The voyage took four days and started off with rough seas. Four of the crew were seasick but eventually recovered. Some were shocked at the size of the Atlantic Ocean swells. There’s nothing like seeing and feeling open ocean sailing firsthand!

In this sailing channel update, Dave, our current crew and videographer showcase the reality of long passage sailing. Not only is Dave learning his way around a sailboat but he’s making videos too. What a feat! Give the video a watch and get a feel for what the crew on Britican got up to while crossing the Atlantic Ocean to Bermuda.

The Reality of Long Passage Sailing Video

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What’s Next for the Crew on Britican?

Once in Bermuda, two crew got off and two more flew in to experience the five-day trip down to St Martin. Once again, Simon and a crew of five set off to rack up some miles, gain open ocean sailing experience, and absorb the sights, sounds, smells, and feel of sailing in the vast open ocean.

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What Else Might Interest You?

• Discover how the guys prepared for the voyage from Virginia to St Martin via Bermuda here: Pre Sailing Passage Preparation Video
• Why are Kim and Sienna no longer on the boat? Find out the full scoop here: Sailing Family Separate
• Check out the long sailing passage from St Martin up to the United States here: Open Ocean Sailing Passage

Any Questions or Comments?

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