Having to be on watch between midnight and 4 a.m. might not sound very appealing, but definitely has its charms, as Clemens Spensberger describes.

The currents are pushing us westward while we try to move eastward. Vår Dundas writes about sailing when both the current and the wind work against you, and a bit on the excitement of sail furling.

While water levels aboard continue to plummet, Emma looks in to how to make fresh water at sea. 

Talanoa is more than a conversation, writes Elin Darelius. What stories can we tell each other about the ocean? How do we see the ocean?

While the decks of Statsraad Lehmkuhl are a scenic and inspiring place for an office, work outdoors comes with its own challenges, as Clemens Spensberger describes.

Before boarding Statsraad Lehmkuhl, we spent some time on visiting two large markets in Fijian capital Suva.

Johannes receives his first mast climbing lesson aboard Statsraad Lehmkuhl and gives his account of this exciting escape from the quarantine blues.

Changing seasons are undermining the ancestral knowledge in the Island States around Fiji. Vår Dundas writes about Fiji’s two seasons.

Natacha Fabregas talks about the challenges faced for sleeping onboard Statraad Lehmkuhl

We’re still at the quarantine anchorage outside of Suva, and our water supply is diminishing rapidly, writes Kjersti Konstali.

Tobias shares his experiences of a relaxed get together with the local students.