WE SOLD EVERYTHING AND SAILED AWAY!! Ep. 13

After 3.5 months of nonstop work, countless 8–14 hour days, busted knuckles, late nights, and fixing everything imaginable… We finally left the dock. This is the story of our first real crossing, from Fort Lauderdale to Bimini — a 16-hour overnight run that brought every emotion possible: excitement, fear, exhaustion, gratitude, and that surreal “we actually did it” moment. We had perfect weather, glass-flat seas… until our Genaker halyard snapped 60ft up the mast and nearly destroyed our deck. Somehow, it landed in the only spot that wouldn’t have killed one of us. After that? Pure magic. ✨ Bioluminescence. Aliens? Weather buoys? Crystal blue water in 150ft of depth. Our first breakfast at anchor. Nick’s monster mutton. Our first Goombay Punch in years. Hogfish double-up. A dream waterfront villa. Sunsets that didn’t feel real. This video is the beginning of the next chapter for us — living the life we’ve worked for, exploring the Bahamas with our dogs, spearfishing, cooking, adventuring, and trying to soak in every moment. If you’re new here, welcome to the crew. If you’ve been here, thanks for riding with us since day one. We’re exactly where we want to be — it is where we are. 🔥 Chapters (optional — boosts retention) 00:00 Leaving the dock (emotional) 01:10 Perfect weather window 02:20 Genaker disaster at sunset 05:00 Night crossing + bioluminescence 06:20 Land Ho! Crystal water 07:30 First breakfast at anchor 09:00 Spearfishing mission 10:20 New home base in Bimini 12:00 Exploring town + Goombay Punch 14:00 Cooking the catch 17:00 Diving day 2 + double hogfish 21:30 Shark feeding 23:00 Sunset reflections 24:05 “We’re exactly where we want to be” 🔔 If You Enjoyed This Episode… Please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and COMMENT — it genuinely helps our tiny crew grow. Drop any questions about the crossing, the boat, spearfishing, or Bimini… we reply to everything! FOLLOW US ON SOCIALS❤️⛵️ Insta - https://www.instagram.com/sailingzola/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064845617659 #Sailing #Catamaran #Bahamas