Our Voyage
In March 2023 we embarked on our biggest adventure so far! After 1.5 years of searching for our floating home, we bought a sailboat in Sweden with a dream to sail the world.
Our boat
“Tranquility” is our floating home. It is Malö 39, bluewater cruiser ideal for long-distance sailing and full-time living aboard. Get to know the upgrades and boatwork we regularly do!
Meet us
We are Tom & Alex, full-time cruisers, divers and airline pilots if time allows 🙂 We’ve decided to create this blog, to share with you our voyage but also to give a helping hand to those who follow a similar path.
Latest news from our blog
Far to the north of the Scottish mainland, where the North Sea meets the Atlantic, lies the Shetland archipelago—a place both harsh, beautiful, and demanding. For sailors, it is not just another holiday cruising ground, but a true test of skill and character. Strong winds, changeable […]
Welcome to the second part of the Logbook 2025, sailing Norway to Spain. We encourage you to read the first part (Spain-Norway) before embarking on this leg! Shetland Islands – The Way Back After two weeks of sailing in Norway — during which we reached as […]
Hi! With a slight delay — because it’s already February 2026 — the time has finally come to sum up the past season sailing Spain to Norway and back. It was the third year we spent aboard our yacht Tranquility, sailing full-time. What was the 2025 […]
Welcome to the second part of our Caledonian Canal sailing adventure! This time, we’ll take you along the stretch from Fort Augustus to Inverness – all the way to the canal’s end. We’ll sail across the legendary Loch Ness, keeping an eye out for the monster […]
Caledonian Canal Sailing After our recent adventure on the much smaller Crinan Canal, it was time for a more famous one – the Caledonian Canal. Almost everyone has heard of it. If not of the canal itself, then certainly of Loch Ness, which forms part of […]
Scotland’s Lesser-Known Canal Almost everyone planning a sailing trip in Scotland, or even land-based sightseeing, has heard of the Caledonian Canal. Far fewer, however, are aware of another Scottish canal — smaller, less visited, yet equally fascinating. This is the Crinan Canal, often called the most […]
