BOAT LIFE: Riding Out A RECORD-BREAKING Hurricane On Our Sailboat

We're prepping for a hurricane which has shifted its path towards us, bringing with it the threat of Category 4 winds, rain, and storm surge. The anxiety is palpable as we and our cruising friends scramble to secure our boats and make crucial decisions to ensure our safety.

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Who is The Adventure Crews?
Cole and Emily Crews are a husband-wife duo who have taken a bold step away from traditional careers and societal norms, instead choosing to embrace life as captains, entrepreneurs, and content creators. They have wholeheartedly embraced a nomadic lifestyle, sailing aboard their catamaran and capturing the essence of their travels through captivating content. As The Adventure Crews, their mission is to inspire others to break free from societal constraints and chart their own course towards a purposeful and sustainable existence. Join them as they defy the odds and prove that life's greatest adventures lie beyond the beaten path.

[adventurecrews]

Learn more about Rise Grenada hurricane relief effort and the mission to raise funds and awareness to rebuild small businesses and restore livelihoods in these beautiful islands.

[lykaramos]

We survived the strong Hurricane Beryl here in Jamaica, with our good anchor...thank God⚓️🙏🙏

[saildeezknots]

Great episode! You two are truly amazing for how hard you worked to help Carriacou. Hope you are able to relax a little now ❤️

[sailing.everyday]

Great coverage crew - Thanks for all your incredible efforts to support the local communities

[juliazentner]

You 2 made best decisions with what you had.. you were most definitely in the safest spit! Thank God your a cruiser and and can move your house... As scary as it is on a boat you had choices and made great decisions!

[garypowers]

This video is fantastic and so well done. It should win some kind of award. Glad yall made it through.

[joeshmoqb]

Glad you two are safe and great video! I can’t thank you enough for your support after Hurricane Ian will forever be my hero’s thank you!

[seapine]

Fantastic video! Storm preparations are always anxiety-ridden as you don't know what to expect. Preparing for the worse and hoping for the best is the way to go. That monohull cruising around after the anchor failed is a little disconcerting as you don't know how much fuel they have, and if they have no motor they have no directional control. Just glad your boat and the rest endured, unharmed.

[lisasenn]

Thank you for your video . And than God you all are okay . I can’t imagine being on a Boat riding out a Hurricane. On Land is bad enough. Been through 4 in Florida and wouldn’t wish the devastation on anyone. Praying for EVERYONE affected by this Hurricane.

[dannyderani]

Emily and Cole, May God bless you and protect you always.

Keep God in the forefront of your videos. I’ve seen the mention of church and can sense your faith in the Lord.

Now, I’m seeing blessings, prayers and God in the reviews.

I’ve enjoyed your journey. Great videos, challenges, and the strength of God protecting you two through multiple hurricanes.

God will always protect you.

[jeffhudson]

Glad u guys r safe. Unbelievable what kind of devastation these beasts bring with them. Prayers and thoughts to those poor people.

[angusmcdonald]

Definitely well done real-life video, Emily & Cole. Your plans for own security as well as your sailboat home were well thought out for sure. Prayers and hope to the northern Grenadan islands. #liveaboardsailors #risegrenada. 👍❤️💯⛵🇬🇩

[Jaquaivismacintosh]

So happy the Adventure crews are safe, those poor people who have lost everything, my heart goes out to them 😎🇦🇺😎

[angusmcdonald]

Definitely a real life video, Emily and Cole. All you did for your own and sailboat home were well thought out. Nice editing with heart. Prayers and hope to the northern Grenadan islands. #sailing #risegrenada 👍❤️💯⛵

[amandaborysiewicz]

May God continue to bless you and keep you. May He be a comfort to those in need. ❤‍🩹

[Luke]

Thank you for providing this glimpse of Beryl from ground zero. Your livestream was also excellent. God bless you two and all impacted by Beryl.

[kausdenmoore]

I was on Carriacou visiting with my family during Beryl. It was quite a traumatic experience for all of us. Not just going through the hurricane and the fear that brought, but seeing the absolute destruction of the place I called home was even more frightening. The complete and utter loss and devastation is almost more than one can bare.

[thesaltlifemanshow]

I'll admit seeing people like you guys makes me wish I would have been a little smarter or life would have handed me something different because since a very young age I've hated the Midwest and any time living here but my parents were here and moving back to the islands is not cheap. Now I'm a parent and husband so it's gonna be at least two more years before my boat sees water and we set out for half of the grand loop and get back to Tampa where I truly feel at home. Working a 9 to 5 has never been me and I'm about as far away as can be from what I thought my life would be in high school. The loss of my father and sister. Finding the right person to spend my life with. Having kids when I never planned to and was told I never would.

I'd take a hurricane any day over a 3 month long freezing cold winter with snow and ice and being trapped in the house. Good luck to you guys and enjoy living together in paradise

[CarlitoswayDR]

That was a heck of experience for you guys. Can’t imagine me in that situation omg 😱. You guys going away from them to park the boat and finding a cat 4 in ground zero that’s crazy and wild! 😱 thankfully everything went well and now keep your plans going

[EvanLoewen]

hey guys! It's Evan from Dacia. We met in the Berries. I'm the "sailing off anchor to get some starlink service guy" hahah!! I'm glad you guys are safe! I'm currently in Rio Dulce and was tracking Beryl pretty closely. I had plans to get to Grenada this season, I'm now pretty happy I chose to come here.