Youtube liveaboard stars?

[letsgetsailing3]

I like many of these channels, though I don't spend a lot of time on them and I can't bring myself to send them money.


Not while I've got boating expenses...


But I do hope to meet them on future adventures - theirs and mine.

[oharag]

Originally Posted by B23iL23

My favourite channel at the moment is Sailing Nahoa. Great sense of humour and the video editing is just superb.



Really well done.

+1 Yes I love this Youtube Couple. They really show what it's like to go places and meet the locals. They have no aversion to mixing it up with the local people, landscape or animals. I really feel like I'm learning something from this couple. They have great personalities. They never really porn for cash either.

[Hoosierdoc]

Agreed. Nahoa videos are great and they are fun to watch

[hlev00]

Check out Sailing Turtle26. They aren’t liveaboards but chronicle their Bahamas winter cruise starting with towing their boat from Oregon to Florida. They are a young couple that persevere through a lot of adversity to achieve their dream.

[Brian2109]

A new channel that just started out is 'Sailing Music and Lyrics'. After two episodes it seems off to a good start.

It's hard watching some channels for too long because they seem to just do the same thing over and over again so I like watching new channels with a fresh perspective on things.

[WSMFP]

Originally Posted by hlev00

Check out Sailing Turtle26. They aren’t liveaboards but chronicle their Bahamas winter cruise starting with towing their boat from Oregon to Florida. They are a young couple that persevere through a lot of adversity to achieve their dream.

I'll check them out. I like really videos with smaller boats instead million dollar cats.

[CatNewBee]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_w96cfkmQQ

... very inspiring channel...
real cruisers....

[WingRyder]

I really like this guy. He is unconventional but his videos are outstanding. Here is his latest, sailing in the Wayag islands.

https://youtu.be/2UWQ1kKCJsY

[Cloroxbottle]

Originally Posted by softdown

Have I been missing the best ones? Who do you like?

How to Sail Oceans

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTm...7nTLw/featured

No eye candy, just a very accomplished sailor who has taken his engineless gaff rig boat down the eastern seaboard to the Caribbean and now to the Keys.

[Bleemus]

Our new favorite channel is Sailing with the Litzenbergers.

https://youtu.be/RCZ7r0eSTcY

[Heg]

We are trying to grow our channel.
Check it out here. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF6...6EqM71pzzUuWwQ
We’d love some constructive comments
Thanks

[Group9]

Originally Posted by Bleemus

Our new favorite channel is Sailing with the Litzenbergers.

https://youtu.be/RCZ7r0eSTcY

Just watched their “Swimming pigs/pig roast conspiracy” video, and it had me laughing out loud. Great find! Thanks!

[cyan]

Originally Posted by Heg

We are trying to grow our channel.
Check it out here. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF6...6EqM71pzzUuWwQ
We’d love some constructive comments
Thanks

I really enjoyed your videos so far! You've done a great job at capturing some spectacular scenery. Also, you have an advantage in that there is more than just a sailing couple- it's often more interesting to see different reactions and story lines among the crew. (instead of one filming while only one is sailing/exploring)

Small (pro) tip- some of your awesome scenes are in need of just a little color correction. DaVinci Resolve is an amazing (although a bit tricky at first) color corrector application that just happens to be free. You could waste a ton of time on it, but normally just a (small) bit of extra saturation is needed for certain cameras, especially on cloudy days. Finally, a polarizing filter is a really cheap trick (either drone or hand-held) to wow viewers in those beautiful sunny waters.

Well done, though. We're watching now...

[GeneralPanic]

Originally Posted by ctl411

The guy on lavag worked and lived cheap. I don't think it was supposed to go on "forever". He lucked out with the pretty and talented girl.
Delos does it with a loan on the boat. He also did a little remote work for the company he owns.

The Delos owner is a software developer from the Seattle area. That's some pretty high income, certainly enough to afford the 250k$ he'd need for a used Amel Super Maramu.

[Checkswrecks]

Originally Posted by Cloroxbottle

How to Sail Oceans

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTm...7nTLw/featured

No eye candy, just a very accomplished sailor who has taken his engineless gaff rig boat down the eastern seaboard to the Caribbean and now to the Keys.

"...down the eastern seaboard to the Caribbean..."

That's not correct. Kevin Boothby has sailed that little wood boat to the Caribbean NINE times...

...plus completely around the world!