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SV Serenity SV Serenity is a 2024, 42 foot Leopard Sailing Catamaran. She is currently available for charter in the Abaco Islands in the Bahamas via Cruise Abaco.

She is owned by Chris and Lisa Davis, who have a YouTube channel to answer many common questions.

11/10/2026

Even calm waters hide immense power. Witness how currents shape Bahamian boating, turning flat seas into challenging waves. Navigating these cuts demands constant attention, a reminder that tides here are as crucial as the weather.

11/10/2026

SAILBOAT SHOW TICKET GIVEAWAY!

Who wants to go to the Annapolis Sailboat Show?! We’ve teamed up with Current Yachts to give away TWO TICKETS so you can bring your favorite sailing buddy along!

Whether you’re dreaming about your next charter, looking for your next boat, or just love being surrounded by sailboats and the sailing community, this is your chance to spend time at one of our favorite events!

HERE’S HOW TO ENTER:

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3. Comment below and tell us who you’d bring and what you’re most excited to see at the show!
That’s it!

The details:

Prize: Two 2-day tickets to the Annapolis Sailboat Show (valid for Friday, Saturday, or Sunday)
Giveaway closes: Wednesday, October 14 at 12:00 AM ET
Winner announced: Wednesday, October 14 at 12:00 PM ET

Good luck, everyone! Be sure to come see Sail Stillwater at the Cruisers Creating Content Booth at Yacht Basin and Current Yachts at Tent G 2

Official rules: No purchase necessary. Must be 18 or older to enter. Open to eligible U.S. residents. One entry per person. Winner will be selected at random from eligible entries and contacted only by the official Sail Stillwater account. This giveaway is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Instagram or Facebook. By entering, participants release Instagram and Facebook from any responsibility related to this promotion.

10/10/2026

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The iguanas survived. The drone did not. 😂🦎🚁🌊Our latest episode is LIVE!We took the dinghy from Highbourne Cay over to A...
10/10/2026

The iguanas survived. The drone did not. 😂🦎🚁🌊

Our latest episode is LIVE!

We took the dinghy from Highbourne Cay over to Allen’s Cays looking for the famous Bahamian iguanas, and after initially going to the wrong spot, we definitely found them. LOTS of them. Some of these guys look like little dinosaurs!

We explored a few islands, found some absolutely MASSIVE iguanas, had an amazing meal at Xuma and, because apparently we haven’t learned our lesson yet...

we lost another drone to the ocean. 🤦‍♂️😂

RIP Flip. You served us well. 🫡

Come along for the adventure!

🎥 We Went Looking for Iguanas... and Lost Another Drone | Exumas, Bahamas:
https://youtu.be/XznZ5kZibAM

Cheers!�Chris & Lisa�SV Serenity ⛵️

Episode 47IGUANAS, island hopping, an amazing meal, and another d...

09/10/2026

Navigating the tricky waters towards Exumas means facing a 'minefield' of potential hazards. With 15-20 knot winds, we're sailing at 6.5 knots, keeping a close watch on secondary chart plotter in Google Maps mode for any hidden rocks or coral. Deciding whether to sail or motor through this challenging patch is the next big question.

08/10/2026

We're heading to Manjack (or Nunjack?) Cay for the first time! We've heard amazing things about the beaches, mangroves, and turtles, but we're also racing against incoming weather. Come along as we find a protected spot to anchor and explore this new destination.

07/10/2026

Good morning! We're pulling anchor and heading to No Name Cay, famous for its pigs and a new lunch spot. We'll check out the scene and then head north towards Green Turtle.

06/10/2026

After unpacking and planning, we set sail for Great Guana Cay. The mooring field was full, so we opted for the free anchorage in Fisher's Bay, enjoying the peace and protection.

05/10/2026

Catching a glimpse of calm on a challenging crossing from Florida to Marsh Harbor. Even on a bumpy ride, the open ocean has its moments.

04/10/2026

Explore the breathtaking beauty of the Yellow Bank in the Bahamas. This vast shallow plateau offers incredible turquoise, emerald, and sapphire waters, but demands careful navigation due to hidden coral heads. It's a beautiful reminder that the most stunning places require the most respect.

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