Crossing the Pacific: Through the Eyes of SeaPeople Users
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Jul 12, 2025
Real routes. Real sailors. One massive ocean.
There’s nothing like crossing the largest ocean on Earth to remind you how small you are—and how big your dreams can be. From first-timers to seasoned salts, SeaPeople users are out there doing the thing: sailing across the Pacific, tracking every nautical mile, and sharing their stories with the rest of us.
Here’s a peek into six awe-inspiring crossings logged in SeaPeople—each one a testament to courage, preparation, and the magic of life at sea.
Tim & Kelsey on Goose — Panama to the Marquesas
Tim and Kelsey took off from Panama and made the leap to French Polynesia aboard Goose. Their journey is packed with dreamy trade wind days, ocean wildlife, and the kind of calm confidence that only comes with great prep and deep trust in your crew. A classic crossing, beautifully done.
👉 Follow Goose’s full track across the Pacific
Christy, David & Porter the Pup on Ciao Bella — Hawaii to Alaska
This one’s different—but no less epic. Christy, David, and their seafaring dog Porter tackled the North Pacific from Hawaii to Alaska. Think fog, whales, big water, and a boatload of heart. Their journey proves you don’t have to go west to go bold.
👉 Track Ciao Bella from the tropics to the tundra
Michele & Rick on In Cahoots — Galápagos to Marquesas
With 3,000 miles of blue ahead, Michele and Rick set sail from the Galápagos to the Marquesas aboard In Cahoots. The result? A beautifully smooth passage, peppered with reflection, rhythm, and the kind of moments that remind you why people chase the horizon in the first place.
👉 See In Cahoots Pacific passage here
Peyton Weigel & Crew on Azurite — Panama to Marquesas
Peyton and the crew of Azurite launched from Panama and didn’t look back. Their track is a story of teamwork, trust, and miles of open ocean. This crossing has it all: crew dynamics, deep water learning, and the unforgettable arrival in the Marquesas after weeks at sea.
Lauren Landers on Soul de La Mar — Panama to Marquesas (Solo!)
A solo Pacific crossing is something special. Lauren’s journey on Soul de La Mar is raw, powerful, and poetic. Every mile is logged by her hand alone—every sail change, every squall, every sunrise. A deeply personal feat that shows just how far one sailor (and one boat) can go.
👉 Follow Lauren’s solo voyage on SeaPeople
Ian on Isla — Mexico to the Marquesas
Ian’s crossing from Mexico to the Marquesas aboard Isla was a study in patience, persistence, and the purest kind of passage joy. Long days, longer nights, and that deep sense of peace you only find 1,000 miles from land. This one’s for the true bluewater romantics.
👉 Track Ian’s full crossing on Isla
Inspired? Curious?
These are just six of the many crossings happening on SeaPeople. If you’re dreaming about your own Pacific passage—or just want to follow along with those living it—download the SeaPeople App and start tracking your journey today.
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