Green Coco Sailing

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Green Coco Sailing Family-friendly Sailing Co-op Check out our website for latest schedule: www.GreenCoco.org/

Slowly circumnavigating and world schooling about our 60ft deluxe catamaran, with an onboard teacher, and welcoming guests and other families to join for designated trips or passages.

Boat is docked safely in Guatemala during hurricane season 🌀 We had an absolutely EPIC season in the Caribbean and Baham...
28/08/2026

Boat is docked safely in Guatemala during hurricane season 🌀 We had an absolutely EPIC season in the Caribbean and Bahamas this past year… can’t wait to share more on all that later. Meanwhile K&S are playa bound tomorrow!! 🚙 ⛺️ 🏜️ 🔥 💃 🕺 🪩 ✨

⛺️We’ll be camping at 9:15&C (with Disorg9)
We are both volunteering with the Emergency crew in the medical tent. 🚑

Come find us during our shifts:
Sun, Aug 30 3 (2p-2a)
Wed, Sept 2 9 (2p-2a)
Tues, Sept 8 6 (7a-7p)

Drop a message with your address… we love finding friends out there!!

06/04/2026

The infamous, brutal prison of "Devil's Island" ran for 100 years in equatorial French Guiana and closed in 1953... we stopped here for a "rest" enroute to the Caribbean... this place was made famous by the book & movie Papillon. The silver lining in the atrocities of humanity is how much it helps us appreciate our own present moment... suddenly the broken washing machine seemed like truly a trivial issue...

03/04/2026

3 night passage Brazil to French Guyana - between panicked leaks and squalls & glorious smooth sailing through the Amazon's endless reach.

“We have a leak!” Sabrina yelled. That is one of my least favorite phrases to hear on a boat.  Especially when we’re at ...
02/04/2026

“We have a leak!” Sabrina yelled. That is one of my least favorite phrases to hear on a boat. Especially when we’re at the start of a 3 night passage with nowhere to stop.

So begins our blog post about our 450 nautical mile passage from Brazil to French Guyana, with the extremes of Neptune in full display -- blissful smooth seas, monster equatorial squalls, badass sailor ladies catching fish, mid-ocean muddy Amazon water, and exploding PVC pipes.

Check it out on www.greencoco.org

How do we find awesome teachers willing to live aboard and travel for months under sail??  Jana is Czech and was riding ...
01/04/2026

How do we find awesome teachers willing to live aboard and travel for months under sail?? Jana is Czech and was riding her bicycle through Venezuela for a few months, ending October '25, and wrote us, "I can see Trinidad in the distance, it's just a ferry ride away!"

It seemed too serendipitous and awesome. So yes! We welcomed her to Nesi for our Caribbean season, sailing from Trinidad & Tobago up to Martinique through countless islands including Grenada, the Grenadines, St. Vincent, and St. Lucia.

Read about her time aboard and favorite activities in our latest blog post --> see www.greencoco.org

07/02/2026

One stormy slap on the cheek, otherwise smoooooth sailing. Going from Brazil to French Guyana, enroute to the Caribbean. coco passage

We "dipped our toes" sailing into the Amazon Basin for a week -- just 50 miles into the Rio Pará.  Here are some images ...
05/02/2026

We "dipped our toes" sailing into the Amazon Basin for a week -- just 50 miles into the Rio Pará. Here are some images from Soure, a river-town in Ilha Marajó, near the capital of Belém.
1- The horse is swimming /being guided across the river
2- Mural of one of the biggest freshwater fish in the world, the Pirarucu/Arapaima, up to 200 kg! In Amazonian folklore, it’s often portrayed as a powerful or even mythical creature. The cabocla/indigenous woman might represent a river guardian
3- Mural showing river life at the ice cream shop -- our mandatory stop in the equatorial heat
4- Lunch aboard Nesi with Kaitlyn (work trade), Meggane (teacher), and Sabby
5- Riding bikes, seeing the water buffalo, which mysteriously arrived in the Ilha Marajo in the 19th century
6- Ceramic craftsmanship is famous here
7- Hanging ceramics from the wall
8- Dinghy tour of the river tributaries
9- Sunset with the River Boat at the dock

04/02/2026

Leaving Brazil - see the water buffalos during our stopover in Ilha Marajo — a mystery where how they arrived here!

15/01/2026

Completing our 8 month Green Coco tour of Brazil in Belem, up the huge Rio Para. It’s been amazing to explore our home country (where Capt K was born) after all these years!

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Rio De Janeiro, RJ

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