Solo Sailing the Southern Bahamas. From Little Inagua to Matthew Town - most remote settlement.

Solo sailing deep into the southern Bahamas 🇧🇸 In this episode of Sailing Mirage, I sail alone from Little Inagua Island to Great Inagua Island, arriving in Matthew Town - the most remote settlement in the entire Bahamas island chain. It was a beautiful, steady downwind passage with deep blue water, sunshine, and great spirits - just how I like it. 🌊☀️ What I didn’t expect was the arrival… In Matthew Town, every yacht arrival is an event. Locals quickly gathered around, full of curiosity and warmth, asking questions about sailing, my boat, my passages, and - most of all - how solo sailing is even possible. :) As a bonus, I hired a local guide to explore this unique island: 🧂 Morton’s Salt - one of the largest salt production facilities in the world 🦩 Flamingos feeding on saltwater pink shrimp 🗼 The historic lighthouse built by the British in 1870 🐚 And a rare local conch cookout, ending the day with an incredible fresh conch salad This is sailing at the edge of civilization - simple, human, welcoming, and unforgettable. If you enjoy real ocean passages, remote places, and the human side of sailing, you’re in the right place. ⚓ Fair winds, Vlad Sailing Mirage