Sail The World

Explore these easy travel guides to a world of beautiful sailing destinations.

Discover the most breathtaking anchorages and places to visit with visual stories to inspire your slow adventure travel.

Adventure Guide to New Zealand
Adventure Guide to Malaysia

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Aotearoa, New Zealand

40.9006° S, 174.8860° E

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Navigating Paradise: The 11 Best Anchorages in Queen Charlotte Sound, New Zealand
Navigating Paradise: The 11 Best Anchorages in Queen Charlotte Sound, New Zealand

Within an intricate network of bays, coves, and islands Queen Charlotte Sound is a sailor’s dream come true. Explore the best breathtakingly beautiful, and ecologically diverse spots to visit.

Sailing to Whitianga
Sailing to Whitianga

We spent a month exploring Whitianga and its best local spots. Discover why it’s now one of our favourite places on the Coromandel with everything you need for an amazing holiday.

Sailing to Slipper Island
Sailing to Slipper Island

See why we highly recommend you call into this scenic little bay in Slipper Island off the eastern Coromandel Peninsula, with real tropical vibes.

Sailing to Tuhua — Island of Obsidian
Sailing to Tuhua — Island of Obsidian

Discover this remarkable volcanic island of obsidian, only a short day sail off the Bay of Plenty Coast. It’s a great place to explore on land and in the water.

Sailing to Mana Island
Sailing to Mana Island

Check out this scenic reserve off the south coast of Wellington and discover why it’s one of our favourite islands to explore!

Malaysia

4.2105° N, 101.9758° E

COMING SOON // MALAYSIA

Nov 2023 - 2024

SWJ Editor Tara is off to explore all that Malaysia has to offer — follow @saltwater_journal for behind the scenes look and check back soon for new travel guides!

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