The REALITY of LIVING on a BOAT :: Insider look | 88 | Beau and Brandy Sailing 

MR Beau -- the King of Smooth with your " I slept amazing cause you were next to me " ;-)

Thank U 4 sharing your family with us! Love you guys. Safe travels. ❤

I just started watching your video's yesterday, and it has been great to watch the love and respect you have for each other. It's not something we see very often these days. Wish I could find a bestie, lover, and companion like the one you have Beau. Your a very lucky man, don't ever forget to always let her know, that you know, how lucky you are!

Nice that you could all get together. The hardships experienced will soon fade and you will remember the fun part only. Stay well and happy.

Looks like a cool reality

That was awesome.... thanks for keeping it real! Lately all other bloggers are being too poetic..... except Bill and Sierra! Anyway thanks for sharing!

Excellent info be there in20 days

Beautiful!

Pancakes look great!

Hey Merry Xmas from Australia. Thanks for another great video! 🇳🇿🇦🇺

Lots of love and best wishes from NE Wisconsin. Go PACK Go!

That was some beautiful snorkeling footage - more please! Fun video seeing Beau's brother Nik and gf Sam taking you on some Grenada adventures. Thanks for sharing!

I was so lucky growing up , I spent every other weekend in the summer going sailing on our 32' boat with the family. Sure we had to turn on the radio when my mum went to the bathroom and I shared forepeak with my brother or sister but so what! We only had hand pump water, brushing teeth on a cup, 2 burner stove for cooking and heat! Special boat type meals. Hand washing dishes in a bowl. Always new anchorages or moorings, occasional marinas, steering for hours on end, adjusting sails , impromptu racing ,dinghy rides up marshy creeks, running aground on falling tides, or rising tides, occasional pubs, DR navigation, radio4 weather forecast once every 6 hours, one cyl diesel ,donk,donk donk....3 week trips to Belgium, Holland or France every year. No showers or even washing if you could get away with it , What's not to like? And almost nobody else at school ever did that! Cheers Warren

U. Guys. Are the best. Love you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

What a great share!! It was a joy meeting your brother and his beautiful girlfriend. I hope your able to get the blader in soon for your running water and a new dingy for dryer trips to shore. Safe travels and Blessings to you both. Hope to see your guests again.

Great job!

I love this video. Thanks for sharing. I also like the wisk in the drill. I'll keep that in mind.

Ya’ll are awesome! Looks like you had a great time with your family! Keep up the great videos!!

I just love you guys! You radiate such joy!! Great entertainment. Thank you!

Love the "McGiver" cooking systems :)

Great idea to do the Q&A! Love your videos, especially your honesty! Thank you!!

Looks and sounds like your family had a nice visit. Thanks for sharing.

After listening to you all talking. U guys are rock and cool. Inspired too... You guys keep up the good job and cheers

Aye m8's, great questions and good answers. Gives more perspective. Thnx for all efforts for sharing!

love this episode again , great to see 4 peeps on ur boat. fair winds and love from Holland ⛵️🙏💕☀️

Great seeing how close you all are and conforming to your situation just adds memories to your time together.

great video guys I enjoyed the interview it was informative beau get the water working!

You guys are awesome. Enjoy watching your love for life itself.

You can get on and off a boat without getting wet it just cost a lot more you need to tie up at the dock in the Marina every time but that can get quite pricey

FYI , as I look out my living room window here in Montreal Canada , we are having a snow blizzard !!! ( again ) / very envious of where you 3 are now ;-)

Awww... I love Sam! Thanks for sharing! ❤

Thank you for the latest video. The sound track was really nice. It was nice to hear real people giving their reactions to being in a small space like a boat. Now Nik and Sam need to get a boat so they can cruise with you two and have a "suite" of their own. Merry Christmas, Happy New Year!

Looks great! Yes! Thanks for the ACV pancake trick, Beau!

Awesome video guys.

I could totally live on a boat! Funny thing is my family when I talk about it don't even think it is odd that I, as a solo female want to buy a sailboat for a home. I decided last year that I was going to move from Cali to the East coast having never really been on the east coast, and within 5 months my current employer decided to pay my way to move across the country. Now I have set my mind to turn my art and illustration into a living that I can do from a boat. I will be out there sooner than people think I will be! By the way, Keto is the best way to eat, although as an ex-vegan, I get very sick when I eat veggies.

Beau's brother and girlfriend were uber cool. Looking forward to their return.

Those Mona Monkeys were so beautiful !!! very nice to see them ;-)

I love love LOVE your videos....o. And yah Mack says hi👋

Your Bro and his Mrs seem like a really nice couple... All the best

Hi guy great vid.. Butter in ya coffee never tried it but when im finished watching this vid im ganna give it a go.. Stay safe guys from us in thailand.

I love the drill wisk

Thats camping on the hard. Also. Did this 40 years ago in a travel trailer. Love grows big in small places

Great yt channel Beau and Brandy, hi from the east coast of south africa!

It can feel cramped on a boat after being used to just 2 people // but you make do/ good video thanks

Finally , Merry Christmas and happy new year to the 5 of you , now 3 as your friends had to go home , ( in case you don't put out another video before Xmas ) . Stay safe and stay warm ;-) / now I gotta go tell a Polar Bear to get offa my lawn !

You should give me the recipe for them pancakes 😋

Tight spaces but, how much of the cocoa and other food benefits you get by cooking them? I wrestle with this as a family man but I hope to sail solo and get away from those challenges going raw.

Hey if you're into anti-oxidants, try cinnamon. Ceylon cinnamon only though, the other varieties are supposedly a bit toxic. I put cacao and cinnamon in my coffee every morning.

Second from Florida

I just watched your Live video 12/23. I have a question, do you see many non sail boats? I am retiering soon and am buying a Bayliner 4788. I think I'll spend the first year doing the "geat loop in the US east coast" first but then I would Love to do the Bahamas. Do you think a 48 FT. motor boat would make it?

Thumbs👍up #2 for ⛵Beau and Brandy!!✌We live fulltime RV life on the Coast of Oregon.💙#davesandersstepdaughter

I’m just starting the ketogenic diet. Trying to adjust but feel great. 4 people on a 35ft’er no place to hide.

Had to laugh at your brother’s reaction to a composting head. We, too, have one aboard our vessel, SV Beatitudes and the change makes us so glad we have it. I’m guessing that being a real land lubbers your brother never worked on a head, cleaned a toilet anywhere or realizes what a pain it is to drain the black water tank on a boat. With two of us living full time aboard we have to swap and flush the urinal bottles every three days but the composting poop stays dry and smell less for about a month between change (we use coconut coir). My wife was absolutely stunned the first time we changed it as there was absolutely no smell. We do run a solar vent that is directly hooked into our head’s vent and backed up by the boats battery just in case and that probably helps insure the decreased “smell factor” by keeping it dry. Just the same, we’ve both worked in the restaurant business and clean the rest rooms there IS Nasty! We also cleaned the heads and showers in both RV parks and marinas as “odd jobs” and know how nasty that can be. But, truthfully, I’d much rather clean a composter than any black tank on any boat or RV. Considering the alternatives, composers are the way to go. And your brother spoke truthfully. For him, boats are a nice place to visit but not a lifestyle choice for him. We are okay with that too as we also have many friend and family that think we’re nuts for choosing the “other way of life less pondered”. 🤔🤔🤔

bonjour amigo capetin est madame toujour belle courages 😍😙🌟⛵🌹🎊💐

No. 1 rule about conversations during dinner, No Politics, No Religion and NO potty talk ! Looks like everyone had a good time. Stay safe :-)

Well the boat broke in small sea i think you should think about other things before you cross an OCEAN Please dont take this wrong but you need a good boat!! As i have said i sailed my Contessa 26 both ways around the world NO CANALS Both capes Best Regards and be safe SOLO BOTH TIMES I dont want to here that you guys went down as you know when the shit hits the fan your hearts pump You were lucky last time you got help

First South Australia

Cool video, interesting, living 4 up on the hook on a 35' is significantly harder than passage making 4 up. Not easy at anchor, and I can guarantee you that yachtie life is not for the vast majority of people, but only yachties have had dolphins breaching and playing around your boat, (we've just had that exact scenario 3 hours ago) or seen whales breaching at sea,(3 weeks ago) or are able to go to places like Minerva reef in the south Pacific, it's a hard life of constant work and trying conditions and situations, actually for me off-shore passages are the least stressful, you get into a routine, and a groove, mostly you only have to deal with your boat, deep water with nobody in it besides me and I'm happy. Just before we went out this afternoon I was chatting to an Australian couple who had just sailed a 34' boat from Indonesia to South Africa via Madagascar, they had no problems at all and were more than happy and comfy on their 34'. I actually went aboard to check out the boat because I'm in the market for a mid to upper 30's blue water boat, and believe me I've done my due diligence. A lot of people say that boats under 38' to 40' are too small for blue water passages, yet you see so many small, light displacement boats cruising and crossing oceans, more so than bigger boats, just to clarify, I'm a South African sailor, based in Port Elizabeth, and sail between there and Cape Town, I also race, and sail on a 64' retired Cape to Rio ocean racer which we're taking up to Cape Town in 3 weeks time for maintenance, we do this trip at least once a year on that boat but I also crew on some other boats that we sail up to Cape Town for the racing season, Fast 42's, all South African designed and manufactured, very definitely racing oriented boats. Your Pearson is a good boat, I've looked at them, there are still lots of them around which is a good sign. There are lots of cruisers sailing oceans in similar boats, although in the Pearson family a better option of a similar vintage and size is the Pearson 365, normally a ketch, but an occasional masthead sloop can be found, or my choice, the 367 cutter rig, same long keel hull but a better sail plan. For the sailing that you're doing that's a good boat, it would need upgrades and a refit, but UMA as an example bought a 3K boat and have crossed the Atlantic on a bolt on fin keel (which was dodgy to start with) My plans are ultimately VC a solo or 2up circumnavigation in my time, I want a long keel Clipper bow cutter rigged, double ender like a Hans Christian Tayana, Young Sun, West Sail, etc, or a traditional heart shaped transom like Gozzards, Bayfield Creakmore, Herreshoff. Maybe our paths will cross somewhere on the big blue

Traditional Grenadian breakfast appears to be a hodge-podge of leftovers.

Please give us the pancake recipe.

Good evening, Please inform what is the boat type and size?

Try that in my 22 foot westerly...

What is your boat, other than sailboat? Dee and Deb

:)

why is there 5 mugs on the table and only 4 crew

The more liquid you use in your batter the thinner they get

16:11 Did she say medical peanut butter factory?

Do you guys have a dehydrator?

Traditional Grenadian breakfast.....weed.

Does more comments equal more money from You Tube ??? ( I think so ?? ) , so here goes ---

I think I'll stick to my own breakfast. By the look on Brandy's face= gave it away as (Average) experience, but not amazing.

butter in coffee? Eeeewwww!

A we don't care about claustrophobia boat... ☺