Offshore sailing and racing provide a powerful team-building experience like no other. Unlike traditional workshops, the ever-changing ocean environment demands trust, resilience, and effective communication. Your team will navigate challenges together, make real-time decisions under pressure, and celebrate shared success.

This International Women's Day, Blue Water Expeditions celebrates the achievements of women in sailing while championing adventure, leadership, and empowerment at sea. Through all-female expeditions led by accomplished skippers like Wendy Tuck and first mate Meg Niblett, we provide hands-on training, skill development, and an environment where women can thrive. Sailing fosters teamwork, resilience, and confidence—qualities that extend far beyond the ocean. Join us in embracing the transformative power of the sea and be part of a movement that values skill, leadership, and adventure for all.

The entire crew is needed to keep the yacht operating around the clock. This means that at some point, you will find yourself on watch in the middle of the night, sharing the quiet hours with your fellow crew mates. These moments, known affectionately as the "night watch confessional," are some of the most profound and rewarding times at sea.

Embarking on your first offshore sailing adventure is both thrilling and transformative. This blog explores what to expect when venturing beyond sight of land, from navigating unpredictable conditions to embracing the rhythm of life at sea. Learn about the structured watch system, the importance of teamwork, and the unique opportunity to disconnect from daily distractions. With practical tips on preparation, including essential gear and mental readiness, this guide ensures you're equipped for the journey.

Sydney Harbour was transformed into an ethereal scene on Friday morning as a thick fog enveloped the city - a rare occurrence that persisted well into the afternoon. Normally, fog in the harbour clears by mid-morning as the sun rises and warms the air.

Salt Lines and her crew have successfully completed an unforgettable round-trip voyage from Sydney to Lord Howe Island and back. This journey was as much about the challenges as it was about the triumphs.