Sailing Bagia

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"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did. So throw off the bowlines, sail away from safe harbor, catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover." - Mark Twain

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Our Fourth Month in Grenada

By our fourth month in Grenada, it was beginning to feel like home. We had developed a bit of a routine: Sundays, we attended church and went to lunch at Cilantros or Spice Affair afterward. Mondays were for grocery shopping. On Tuesdays, the kids met Pastor for Bible study while…

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Our Third Month in Grenada

The highlight of our third month in Grenada was a much-anticipated visit from Grandma (Brandon’s mom). Before her arrival, we left the marina and returned to a mooring ball. We caught up on boat chores and did some extra schoolwork so that we could enjoy every minute with her.

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Our Second Month in Grenada

During our first month in Grenada, we hadn’t ventured far from the capital city, St. George’s, so we took Green Man up on his offer to show us around the island. He spent several days driving us around and sharing the country’s culture and history with us. 

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Our First Month in Grenada

Grenada, also known as the Isle of Spice, produces more than 20% of the worlds nutmeg as well as cinnamon, cocoa, vanilla, mace and ginger. We’re really enjoying the endless supply of fresh and inexpensive fruit, vegetables, and fish.

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About Us

Who we are and why we set sail.

About Our Boat

Meet Bagia, our floating home.

Products We Recommend

Living on a boat has allowed us to escape consumerism and to realize that our happiness doesn’t depend on material possessions. We really had to step away from American culture to learn just how rewarding it is to live minimally and how much time and money we had wasted shopping, buying, storing, and caring for a lifetime’s worth of stockpiled belongings.

That doesn’t mean we don’t buy things. It means we only buy useful, necessary items. There is no room on a small boat for unreliable junk, nick-knacks, or useless gadgets. So here are the products we use every day and trust to hold up to the rigors of life at sea.

Upcoming Destinations

Vanuatu

It's hard to believe a country with 83 tropical islands, 9 active volcanoes, and dozens of indigenous tribes is one of the least visited on earth.

Australia

The kids are really looking forward to spending cyclone season with Kangaroos and Koalas.

New Zealand

With stunning landscapes and 10 times more sheep than people, we hope to spend at least a few weeks in this beautiful island nation.