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In this podcast, we report on our hikes, the small wonderful museum „of Nevis History“ and its Society, as well as the pleasant encounters with the people of Nevis. Hikes in Nevis Impressions from Nevis Visit to the Historical Museum

In this post, we'll share our impressions of Barbuda, its natural beauty, and the small capital, Codrington. We'll also look back at what else we experienced in Antigua, such as the small museum in the UNESCO World Heritage site of Nelson's Dockyard, the repair of the solar power system, and much more. Photowall motifs from Barbuda Frigatebirds in

On the crossing from the Canaries to Cape Verde, we lost our propeller in the middle of the Atlantic. Steward, our transatlantic crewmate, brought us a new „Featherstream“ from England in January. This wonderful piece of British engineering has accompanied us, still in its original packaging. We actually intended to mount the propeller underwater ages ago

In this post, we report on how we finally got a key again, about mangrove forests, the museum in Pointe-à-Pitre about slavery, and much more. On the way to Guadeloupe, an excursion into the mangroves, Pointe-à-Pitre, island of happiness, landing at Goyave – so grounding, underwater, Turtle Beach with pigs.

This podcast is about Dominica, an island so lushly green, full of wonderful waterfalls and fascinating people. The „Nature Isle“ Dominica, which is not a biosphere reserve, however, is home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site with the Morne Trois Pitons National Park. This was the first World Heritage Site in the Caribbean in 1997, due to its exceptional natural beauty and biological

For my birthday, we treat ourselves to pneumatic architecture in the rainforest, accompanied by pigs and birdsong: Listen in! Landscapes of Martinique Cultural insights into Martinique

This is now a slightly longer podcast featuring our travel report from St. Vincent and the Grenadines. These islands are the typical destination for many sailing charter trips and offer a real „Caribbean feeling“. Snorkelling with turtles, turquoise seas, and here too nature is unpredictable – the consequences of Hurricane Beryl in 2024 are still visible. With

We report on our tropical stroll in Grenada, the new outboard motor and encounters in the sea and on land. Sandy Island off Carriacou

In this podcast we talk about our experiences in the south of Tobago, the carnival, wildlife conservation, the nylon pool, the fountain of youth in the sea and much more. Corbin's Wildlife

This post is a reflection from Cape Verde, which we travelled to between November 2025 and January 2026, before our Atlantic crossing. There will be more posts about Cape Verde and hopefully a podcast :). Darwin entered Santiago in 1831 as the first Western European naturalist (that we know of 😊). He was