Author: Doug Sharpe

As we arrive back in Annapolis after our year-long voyage, we wanted to share some statistics on our travels. Continue reading “By The Numbers: Voyage Stats”

After an uneventful crossing from Cuba, we arrived back in Key West harbor in the middle of the night. Luckily, having anchored in the same spot twice before, it was an easy place for us to drop the hook in the dark.  Continue reading “Southern Exposure”

After enjoying an arrival beer upon anchoring in Key West harbor, it was time to notify Customs & Border Protection (CBP): we’re back ‘Merica! Continue reading “‘Merica, We’re Back! (Briefly)”

After all of the new sights and adventures we experienced in the eastern Caribbean islands, we still think the British Virgin Islands are the most beautiful. Continue reading “Beautiful Windblown BVI”

After escaping the baguette-induced haze of the French islands, it was back to speaking good old English in the Grenadines. While the Grenadine Islands are composed of around 600 islands and islets between St. Vincent and Grenada, we only visited three: Bequia, Petit St. Vincent, and Carriacou. Continue reading “The Scene in the Grenadines”

S/V Boundless has reached its southernmost point on this voyage: Prickly Bay on the south coast of Grenada. This juncture seemed like an appropriate time to read out some statistics on our travels. Continue reading “Our Southernmost Point: Interim Stats”

Boundless spent a full month anchored in Martinique, allowing us to really settle in to the Caribbean cruising life, further polish our emerging French language skills, and eat unlimited baguettes. Continue reading “Settling into Martinique”

After 6 days offshore from Bermuda, seeing the green hills of Antigua was the sign that we really made it to the Caribbean.  Continue reading “Amazing Antigua”

We are excited to set off today on our 5 day, 650 mile passage from Hampton, VA to St. George’s, Bermuda. Continue reading “Bermuda Bound!”