Discovering New Adventures at Imuya Bay, Alaska

Kodiak port - did a small road trip - stunning views - follow for more!!

Incredible bear encounters at the coast of Katmai National Park, Alaska

11 weeks ago we started sailing around Kodiak with our floating caravan, if youre interested - read this blog!

This cove would be our last one where we would anchor in, my next post after this one will be about our Kodiak circumnavigation so be sure to check that out! [DEUTSCH] Diese Bucht wäre unsere letzte, in

Incredible views as we paddle for 5 miles to Holgate Glacier in Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska

Exploring the Alaskan wilderness by hiking and kayaking. Walking on glaciers, kayaking with salmon, and polar plunging.

One year reunion!>!

Boating to Cordova, Alaska, where no road enter, and only the adventurous make it to. Incredible views and hikes abound.

Locked up in a bay for the night ;0(

Today was a beautiful day, climbing the hills, mountains, and lakes around Cordova, Alaska. Not a bad way to get my daily steps in. This report was published via Actifit app (Android | iOS). Check out

Getting up close and personal with glaciers at Icy Bay in Prince William Sound, Alaska

Some bays are good, some are bad ;)

This region is called Uyak bay, which makes this little cove unnamed but l came up with a name - Chicken foot cove, only because it looks like it;) Let me know what names you think would be better! Diese

This bay, is actually unnamed, well it is - its just Uyak bay is the entire bay; however locals call it Thumbs cove Diese Bucht ist eigentlich namenlos – nun ja, sie ist Teil der größeren Uyak Bay; aber

A canneries life span...

Finally with a bit of wind - we hoist up the sails and turn off the engines. Technically we were sailing, but l thought drifting was a more relaxing word that fits better with Paradise and because we only

Finally, after a small 85nm (140km) night trip we arrive in Larsen Bay. It took us about 22 hours to make this trip which was quite slow as we usually do 120nm in 24 hours (one day). After such a slow

With a south east wind we manage to anchor right in front of Akhiok A small village that now has only 20 people. With a small 30 minute walk along the air strip we meet two people; a son and a father which

Olga narrows Known for the strong currents going up to 11 knots (17 km/h or 11 miles/h), which means timing has to be perfect - we were coming out of Olga Bay, which means we had to wait for the outgoing