CAPTAIN'S LOG
Passage Reports
Some of the most memorable parts of a Caribbean voyage happen between the islands. Passage Reports is where we record those miles: night sailing, changing weather, watches, arrivals, route decisions and the practical rhythm of moving a substantial ocean yacht from one place to another. These are not polished logbook summaries with the rough edges removed. We write about what conditions were really like, what changed along the way and why a particular decision mattered. Some passages are short and easy, others demand patience, preparation or a long night at sea. Together they show the part of Caribbean sailing that begins where the beach photos stop — the journey itself.
Trinidad Tobago Great Race: 525 HP, History and Island Party
Inside the Trinidad Tobago Great Race: a 525-horsepower interview, offshore racing history, famous boats, Store...
Caribbean Overnight Passages — Night Sailing Aboard Aurelia Blue
A Grenada to Trinidad overnight passage is shaped by watch rhythm, traffic, weather, food and...
Why We Sometimes Change the Sailing Route
Why a flexible Caribbean sailing itinerary often creates a safer, calmer and more enjoyable voyage...
Why We Prefer Arrival by Daylight
Daylight arrival sailing gives the crew better visibility for reefs, traffic, fishing gear and unfamiliar...
What to Pack for a Caribbean Sailing Trip | Aurelia Blue
What to Pack for a Caribbean Sailing Trip Do’s and dont’s – dont’s ? Packing...
Caribbean Outseason: Sailing South to Trinidad
Caribbean Outseason: Sailing South to Trinidad Outseason in the Caribbean has its own rhythm. The...
Sailing Grenada to Trinidad – Barracuda, Moonlight and an Overnight Caribbean Passage
Sailing Grenada to Trinidad – Barracuda, Moonlight and an Overnight Caribbean Passage Sailing Grenada to...








