How We Get Supplies On A Remote Island

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#BoatLife #Sailing #Remote #IslandLife

No matter where in the world we end up, if there are people, there will be food and supplies. It just may not be what we are used to or, worst case, the exact part our foreign vessel needs.

The more time we spend sailing and living in remote places, the more our ideas of what we really need and find pleasure in, evolves. Because experience and hindsight are semantically related.

Our need to fill the bilge with beer, beans, and rice has diminished. But there are some things we still stock up on when we find them or pay the big bucks to ship across an ocean and wait patiently on.

Because how we stock and provision our boat has a lot to do with what food and supplies we will have access to along our journey.

This is why we’re taking you shopping today. It’s potential foresight for our fellow sailors on a similar route and because it’s fascinating to see what is and isn’t available on such a faraway land.

WHO ARE WE?

We’re Jason and Nikki Wynn. We been living #OffTheGrid and exploring the world for 10 years.
Our first six years of travel were an epic road trip around North America.
Now we’re on a sailing voyage about the world. Did we have any previous sailing experience, of course not!
Neither of us is overly talented, smart, rich, lucky, or retired. But that doesn’t stop us from reaching far-flung destinations, having wild #adventures and managing everything that makes living aboard a moving vessel possible.
We’re two ordinary people that just so happen to live an extraordinary life.
And this is why we publish our lives on the world wide web. We share in hopes of inspiring you to find your adventure.

Timestamps if you like to Jump Around:

00:00 Tonga is REMOTE & Supplies are Limited
00:48 What Our Commute Looks Like
02:45 Trash Disposal on a Sailboat
03:43 VanLife Dreaming: OMAZE.COM/GWTW
05:08 Island Farmers Market (Local Fruit & Veg)
08:09 The BIGGEST Grocery Store in Vava’u
10:20 Island Hardware Store
11:15 Lunch & Cruiser Services
11:58 Shipping Supplies to Remote Islands
15:50 Specialty Products Store
19:52 Toilet Paper, Personal Care & Crisps
21:15 Locally Grown & Roasted Coffee
21:36 The Yacht Shop (Boat Parts)
23:44 Fuel Up - Gas Station
25:36 The Drive Home & a T-Rex Sky

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