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Join the crew around the globe or for stages
In 2021 I have started a long term round the globe trip in the Baltic Sea sailing along the Swedish coast, Germany, France, Spain, Portugal to the Canary Islands by the end of November 2022.
On February 2023 we arrived at Martinique after a 18 days crossing of the Atlantic. This season ended in June with the boat now being on the dry at Chaguaramas, Trinidad.
The 2026 season started in February sailing the Caribbean islands heading North towards the US East coast and later Canada where the boat is now on the dry in Halifax.
For gender balance female crew member(s) would match best mostly male crew. We are humorous, kind and highly committed to sail safe and respectful to one another, to the nature and to places we are going to visit. This is all about enjoying life.
The routing format is based on a rather open planning leaving plenty of space and time to visit locations on the go.
My preference is a crew of up to 6 persons where some slots are already taken but openings come and go. Also, I prefer crew that tends to stay longer e.g. 3 weeks and more.
Commitment to be part of a crew and contribute is more important than skills. I can teach you what is needed and bring you up to speed in a short while. If you are looking for a cheap passage or just want to do what you already know, try another boat.
We all contribute to the running cost on an equal basis, this is not for profit. Count for food, diesel and marinas approx. 15 - 40 € per day depending mostly on the use of marinas where costs are higher than at anchor.
I shall update this posting regularly, keep in touch or write a message if you have a question. To follow our route go on Marinetraffic and search for Journeyman under Swiss flag to see the actual position.


Maryland to Nova Scotia
I joined Journeyman for just over a month, going from Ocean City, Maryland, to Halifax, Nova Scotia. This was such a great first experience on Crewbay, and our skipper, Gerhard, was the best person to learn from as a new sailor. From sailing at night to anchoring in front of the Statue of Liberty to seeing whales swim along the boat while we sailed, this trip was truly unforgettable. Safety and education were always priorities for Gerhard, and I never once felt unsafe or uninformed about how the boat worked while onboard. The boat is really fun to sail, and Gerhard is a great person to sail with. I can't recommend him enough to anyone looking to sail with him in the future.
26th Aug 2026