A bordo del Thalia · video

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A couple living aboard the 1930 wooden sailboat *Thalia* for four years describes their transition from a land-based life in Buenos Aires to full-time cruising.0:07 The vessel, constructed from lapacho wood, has traveled between ports in Argentina and Uruguay, including Tigre, Riachuelo, Piriápolis, Montevideo, and Punta del Este.Watch The crew maintains their lifestyle by working remotely in nautical agency services and providing kitesurfing instruction.6:04 They manage daily logistics, such as provisioning and pet care, by utilizing small tenders to transport supplies and dogs to shore.11:52 The couple plans to establish a rental property in Colonia, Uruguay, to generate fixed income before continuing their voyage toward Brazil next year.9:02 They emphasize the importance of community among cruisers, noting that sailors often form supportive networks in each port.7:35 Living in 10 square meters requires strict minimalism, as new acquisitions necessitate the removal of existing items.4:09 The crew reports that their dogs adapted well to the constant movement and the requirement of frequent trips to shore via dinghy.11:41

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