An Oregon man who quit his job to set sail with his cat arrives to cheering fans in Hawaii
- An Oregon man, Oliver Widger, reached Hawaii on May 24 after quitting his job and liquidating his retirement savings to sail with his cat, Phoenix, receiving a warm welcome from fans and Hawaii Governor Josh Green at the Waikiki Yacht Club.
- Widger became an online sensation, having a following of over 2.7 million across TikTok and Instagram, and he documented his journey on social media.
- He faced challenges during the journey, including a failed rudder and periods of calm Pacific waters, noting that his story resonated with many people feeling burned out by work.
- Widger expressed that his journey reflects the sentiment of many, stating, 'It’s just the world’s in a weird place, and I think people have seen that it’s possible to break out'.
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Man Who Quit His Job To Sail Around The World With His Cat Has Arrived In Hawaii
After 25 grueling days at sea, Oliver Widger has officially made landfall in Hawaii.The 29-year-old Oregon man went viral last month when he announced his plans to sail around the world alone. Well, except for his cat Phoenix, whom he found in a dumpster about seven years ago. Widger has built up a massive following while documenting his journey with daily posts on TikTok and Instagram.MORE: Man Quits His Job To Sail Around The World With His Ca…
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In this screengrab taken from a video posted on Oliver Widger's Instagram account on Saturday, May 3, 2025, Widger talks to the camera somewhere in the Pacific Ocean as he and his cat, Phoenix, sail from Oregon to Hawaii. (Oliver Widger via AP)
Man Who Quit Job to Sail with His Cat Reaches Hawaii After 3 Weeks at Sea — and a Crowd of Fans Greet Him
Oliver Widger — the man who went viral for quitting his corporate job to sail the world — and his cat Phoenix arrived in Hawaii on Saturday, May 24, after their 24-day journey from Oregon. They were met with a huge crowd of admirers and a welcome celebration.
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