Category: Interviews

Inspired by a book by Eduardo Rejduch de la Mancha, the captain from Rosario left behind a stable job and a city apartment to buy his first sailboat—an H20—with which he set out to cross to Colonia, Uruguay. Adventures in Brazil and the Caribbean followed, leading to his current role as a catamaran captain sailing as far as Fiji. It is the story of a journey that began in the brown waters of Charigüé Island on the Paraná River and extended to the world’s oceans, where he crossed paths with another of his great mentors: Gerónimo Saint Martin.

Maria, Michel, and Tristan set out to circumnavigate the globe in six years. Instead, they found themselves “circling the world,” traveling between the Americas, Europe, and Africa, on a journey that would forever change them. After five years of exploring three continents and sailing the seas aboard a Beneteau Oceanis 42.3, they wonder why eating, sleeping, confronting their own fears and limitations, stocking up on supplies, and dropping anchor in port are the most important factors in making sound decisions when undertaking a voyage across the ocean. They share their insights in this fascinating interview.

After acquiring a Saltram Saga 36, a proven classic ocean-going yacht, Mara embarked on an extensive refit and preparation programme. This included qualifying ocean passages, safety training, and meticulous preparation of both herself and the boat for the Golden Globe Race, a solo circumnavigation via the world’s three great capes. She shares her bluewater proyect in this interview.

Tupac Amaru Sailing: “I believe that restoring a boat is the most ecological and sustainable way to go sailing today.” Manu and Raul share their project and experience in this fascinating interview.