In March 2023 we embarked on our biggest adventure so far! After 1.5 years of searching for our floating home, we bought “Tranquility” in Sweden with a dream to sail the world.

2025 Season
Route: Spain – France – UK – Noway and back

What a year!
2025 was without a doubt the most exciting and rewarding season so far. We reached new places, new latitudes, and new cultures—so different from the familiar waters of Southern Europe.

After leaving Almerimar at the beginning of March, we spent 278 days living aboard. Over that time, we covered 5,548 nautical miles, visited 45 ports, and anchored in 66 different anchorages—some of the most spectacular we have ever experienced.

We sailed through six countries: Spain, Portugal, France, the United Kingdom, Norway, and Ireland, spending most of our time in magnificent Scotland. Along the way, we sailed through the longest fjord in Europe—Sognefjorden in Norway—reached the most remote island of Great Britain, St Kilda, admired incredible wildlife, and enjoyed countless hikes and sightseeing adventures. Even the northern weather turned out to be surprisingly enjoyable!

Some of the places we visited are already described on our blog—you can find them in the Sailing → Northern Europe section. And there’s much more to come, so stay tuned!

2024 Season
Route: Greece- Malta – Italy – Spain

2024 season started on March 1 and ended on December 2 in Almerimar, Spain. We spent it entirely in the Mediterranean Sea. During this time, we sailed a distance of 3,967.5 NM, visiting 56 islands in 5 countries. We sailed around Greece, Italy, France and Spain and for the first time we arrived in Malta. We docked in 32 different ports/marinas and anchored in 92 different anchorages. At the end of the season, our total distance sailed is 8677.5 NM since we have owned “Tranquility”.

On our blog, you can read multiple posts about places we visited, areas we sailed and finally
Summary of 2024 season in the Med
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Again in winter, we commenced our winter works and upgrades, about which you can read here:   

Malo 39 Winter Upgrades Part 1/2: What we improved
Winter Boat Upgrades on Our Malo 39 Part 2/2: Maintenance and repairs.

2023 Season
Route: Sweden – Poland – Greece

In winter of 2023 we bought our dream boat and begun the adventure. During that time, we made our maiden sail from Orust Island in Sweden and crossed winter Baltic Sea to Poland. Departing in snow, from ice covered marina in Henan, was an unforgettable experience. We’ve spent one month in Gdańsk, Poland, doing essential upgrades so we could complete our around Europe trip to Greece in 2023. Once we were ready, we said goodbye to friends and family, cast the lines and headed West. 
After sailing 4700 NM and learning new boat and a new lifestyle but also discovering hidden gems of European coastline in 10 countries, we’ve reached our goal for 2023 – Greece, our favorite cruising ground so far. You can read detailed description of our 2023 Voyage in Modules on our blog.

In winter 2023/2024 we hauled out the boat in Preveza, Greece and for 3 months we’ve been preparing her for future adventures with us. Here, you can read about all upgrades we did that winter:
Winter Boat Upgrades on Our Malo 39
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We invite you to be the part of our journey, welcome on board!

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