Couple Liveaboard on 35FT Sail Boat, Share their advice on Tiny living and Prep for Around the World 

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Beautiful couple.

I like how these guys show what boat life is like warts and all.

Well done, you two! I appreciate the transparency and you’re obvious sincerity about the adventure. You are a great couple. Thanks for the encouragement.

I lived on a boat for 19 months. Very much loved it. Hope one day to get back to sailing. Love the ozzie ppl! Way too awsome! Be safe!

You two are awesome!!! I live in Toronto Canada and I previously had a Mirage 27 on which I lived aboard and sailed the Great Lakes. I plan to "escape" from traditional lifestyle to the Caribbean for a start in the near future hopefully. Then the Globe awaits. Thanks again as you are so "down to earth and REAL" :)

Great video! You might want to check out Finding Simon too. Interesting guy that is refitting an old catamaran.

You guys are living the dream. This is the best video on youtube. thank you

Thank you for this. It really helps.

Loved the vid Forrest! Cool people, good luck to them 👍👏✌️⚓⛵

im getting a 3 in one heater dehumidifier and air conditioner, on kijji im paying 75 cents a watt canadian so im buying four 335 watt panels and a 400 watt wind to power eight 6volt batteries to hold over 2000 amp hours plus im integrating a 10 kw electrick motor onto the shaft past the transmission so i can have backup for my diesel engin but plan on using the electrical

Hi. Nice boat you got. I live in Denmark in a kylix 27. I'll tell you what i do to get a dry and warm boat. My boat is a lot more primitive than yours. Get insulation mats, Rockwool in plastic, it's called winter mats... Put these all over the deck, really everywhere. If you want to go out sailing, they are easy to roll up. Insulate the hull with EVA mats, some you can buy with aluminium on one side. Just glue it with double-sided tape to the hull. It prevents mould on your things. Or just store things away from the hull. I had a wood stove. It's good to keep the boat dry, but it is not healthy. Particles inside are bad for health. Even if you got the best stoves, you can't prevent it. I lived in glass fibre, steal, now wood. Wood is to prefer. But of course, if you insulate the others, they are as good as well. Also, there's fero cement, but I never lived on one. They have to be insulated, so I guess they are pretty good. Steal is the same. I lived in Sweden and Denmark in my boats. It is really just insulation that makes the difference. And keep the air flow through the boat. Winter should be cozy in the boat. And it is not difficult or very expensive to make it that way. Happy sailing :-)

Good show I am one of their follows I love them love the show they put out. Good job on the interview thanks for sharing.

It does cheap to liveaboard, I once liveaboard a 35 footer for 600 a month, with plenty of free time to sail, now I bought a house and have to work crazy busy like a dog, spend thousands monthly to pay for the mortgage and land tax and the endless house maintenance.

Very interesting and wonderful philosophy of life.

Holy spiral binding Batman, deal with those cables before you yank one out by mistake at 2am.

Great info.. enjoyed watching .. very insightful.

Great video. Nice beard mate... Love watching these type of videos, getting inspired to go out and live both a Van and Yacht life... ;-}

Excellent video! Thanks for sharing!👍

What a grand adventure! Thanks for sharing!

Great story. But for most of the people i think not having a regular income while traveling is the biggest problem.

Love this couple and am subscribed to their channel. :)

It's the Waldes!

Fantastic.

On another point; you said that there's only 35 feet for separation in the event you need to be away from each other; I've heard that catamarans can allow one person to be in one hull while the other person is in the other hull. Thoughts on this?

Marine technician pro tip: Keep your sat phone in either the oven or microwave. These appliances provide the best chance of having a working sat phone in the event of a lightning strike, when everything else on the boat is fried (including vhf/gps)

Great vid. Just curious where you do your clothes washing and ironing?

Make sure you tell about people taking your stuff.

Didn't hear you say what type of boat this is?

What a great life. Love the tour. Hot water on demand sounds so nice. #Iamacreator🎬

Great vid you guys!! What are the actual costs of living on a sailboat I've been wanting this life style for many years. I've done a pile of research and this topic always eludes me. It can't be as expensive as owning a house lol.? Or is it?

did you say copper foam or carbon foam batteries? and where are they forsale at? Thanks

Is it a metal boat?

I thought it was Ellen Macarthur when I first saw the footage

They sleaping in this small bed together ?

genius, downsizing to "rightsize". 35 feet for two people seems very manageable.

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"Check your pride." Nope not for me

Good advice, but think about the end game. What about when you are older. You have not got on the property ladder. When you are finished with boat life, you have no house, and no capital!