US EditionNew book details family's two-year sailing journey to the Caribbean islands
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Family members are looking forward to the fact that no one has to go anywhere alone and everyone has time for each other. Parents are especially excited about the Atlantic crossing.
Penticton Herald
Prince Albert Daily HeraldNew book details family's two-year sailing journey to the Caribbean islands
A Penticton mother has turned a life-changing experience into a new book, chronicling the two years she, her husband, and their three young children spent living aboard a 45-foot sailboat in the Caribbean.
Sailing With Children: How to Cross Oceans as a Family
Sailing with children. Credit: Pichaya Monk Selling up and going sailing as a family is a leap into the unknown – the more so if your sailing experience is limited. The Monk family were undeterred however. Pichaya Monk narrates their adventure and provides some top tips for sailing with children. From the moment I met my husband, I found myself captivated by his dreams of adventure and sailing the world. His passion for the sea was infectious, a…
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