Heading south this winter: hardworking crew, ready to learn
I'm Alice, a born adventurer who's already crossed Latin America with a backpack and a hammock. I'm heading to Buenos Aires in March for a university exchange, and I've got December to the end of February free. Flying there feels like a waste of a good adventure.
What I love most is people. I could listen to stories for hours: where you've sailed, what went wrong, what you'd never trade for anything. For me, the best part of any journey is the people I share it with and everything they teach me along the way.
My dad raised me to figure things out in any situation, and that's served me well, including the time I found myself alone in the Peruvian jungle. I stay calm, I adapt fast, I sleep anywhere, and I don't need much to be happy.
I'm also passionate about photography and filmmaking. Life at sea is exactly the kind of thing I love to capture, so if you'd like great shots or a short film of your boat and your voyage, count me in.
Zero sailing experience, 100% hooked on the sea, and truly ready to do whatever the boat needs. Night watches, cooking in rough seas, scrubbing the deck, hauling lines in the rain: no job is too small or too dirty. I'm here to work hard, pull my weight and learn everything you're willing to teach me.
One leg or the whole way south, I'm in.
