Best Sailing channels on Youtube

[Time Theory]

I will ring in with the DrakePargon videos and videos by Erik Aanderaa.

[Moe R]

I like all of the above plus the chick with the crazy eyes and her kool hubby. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk7...Zjv08gc6OdCXuw

[alienzdive]

Originally Posted by watersofdiego

I was just wondering...what are favorite channels on Youtube that deal with sailing?

Here's a few that I like...

drakeParagon
drakeParagon - YouTube

Cruising Lealea
Cruising Lealea - YouTube

Tom Peranteau
Tom Peranteau - YouTube

Seth Hynes
Seth Hynes - YouTube

TheSailingChannel.TV
TheSailingChannel.TV - YouTube

Ceil 3 - top 10 sailing channels

[YoloSF]

Originally Posted by MikeCim209

I saw that last night, fun video

Thanks!

[rallyman1122]

Gone with the Wynns (Enjoy watching them learn the boat and a new life)

Trio Travels (They are Canadian so I have to follow them)

SV Delos (A great adventure that has taken them off the normal cruising routes)

LA Vagabonde (Watching them grow as sailors has been enjoyable and now a new boat!)

SV Happy Together (I just like Randy and Lennie. Randy is a great go to guy for questions)

Roam (Best music of any sailing vlogs I watch and great surfing shots)

SV Ran (Tons of experience for Johan and never afraid to take on a new task)

Catamaran Impi (Brent and Anna. Brent is a great sailor and they are taking Lagoon 44 around the world.

Chasing The Story and Starry Horizons ( Fun folks travelling the same areas on a Helia 44. Different perspectives on the same areas)

[sn001]

S/V Prism Great sailing, great filming!

[alctel]

Keep Turning Left

Guy sailing around the UK in a small boat, poking into every ditch on the way.

It's like watching a BBC documentary.

[mrcasal]

This is one must, really nice couple, nice boat, and impresive video shooting and editing.

RAN Sailing.

[Mike Paget]

Keep turning left
Sorry I missed the previous post

[gaucho]

Im surprised no one mentioned Sea Change. They don't update their channel everyweek, it is not fashioned like many of the others on "reality YT". Sea Change is more narrative, a filmmaker's experience. I highly recommend it to those looking for deeper films about sailing, traveling and the overall human experience in a less "reality TV" format.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=or6rmic8A6c

[meatservo]

I just want to crew with Miss Lonestar.



meatservo

[SV Sea]

Originally Posted by Paul-Arr

Their content, structured reasoning, and production skills are great. The hipster thing turns me off.

"Ran sailing" is another good one...out of Norway. Cool boat. Videos get progressively better.

Sweden not Norway! Besides who sails from Sweden to Antartica and back to Sweden over a 2 year period? not those from Norway!

[SV Sea]

Originally Posted by meatservo

I just want to crew with Miss Lonestar.



meatservo

She's now switched teams since having to deal with Robb! Not a chance she'll want you on her boat!

[SV Sea]

Originally Posted by gaucho

Im surprised no one mentioned Sea Change. They don't update their channel everyweek, it is not fashioned like many of the others on "reality YT". Sea Change is more narrative, a filmmaker's experience. I highly recommend it to those looking for deeper films about sailing, traveling and the overall human experience in a less "reality TV" format.

Amazing channel. They do have 3 professional filmmakers on board and I'd say the camera gear they use is worth more than the boat they sail on. I'm pretty sure one of the crew member is a Malloy! You ever watch 180% south? I see a full length movie in the near future.

[gaucho]

Originally Posted by SV Sea

Amazing channel. They do have 3 professional filmmakers on board and I'd say the camera gear they use is worth more than the boat they sail on. I'm pretty sure one of the crew member is a Malloy! You ever watch 180% south? I see a full length movie in the near future.

180% South is beautiful. They do get some great shots off the Epic and the A7RII. I do feel that the way they have set out their sailing and travel experience is a far cry from most sailing vlogs, and it's more true to the nature of experience that is compatible with my own taste of life. Im also a film maker, so I relate to the narrative much better. But it is the connection I feel with the underlining of how they envision the experience that I feel most compatible with.

Anyhow, cheers to all who go out on adventures of their own; they are all welcome in their own perfectly unique personalities. If I had more time I would also share some of the audiovisuals of my own adventure. But right now the time I dedicate to the sailing between jobs is just 100% taken by fixing all the boat stuff and actually getting to learn the sailing ropes on my own. I truly sometimes do not understand how all these people make time to document their voyages. I barely have time to sleep each time I take a few weeks on the boat.