The Journey
A multi-year mission, beginning with the Atlantic.
The route follows safe seasonal windows — and stays flexible enough to respond to genuine opportunities as they arise.
The platform
A home. A workshop. A mission platform.
Our Nautitech Open 46 is a 46-foot ocean-going catamaran — chosen for the combination of a stable, comfortable liveaboard platform and the practical capability a mission like this needs. Twin hulls and a shallow draft mean we can reach anchorages that deeper monohulls can’t.
Twin-hull stability
Shallow-draft access
Deck & storage capacity
The route
First 18 months: the Atlantic, the Caribbean and Central America.
Provisional, and dependent on safety and weather. This route gives partners a clear first activation horizon before the wider circumnavigation is planned.
Route shown schematically, not to nautical scale. Provisional — safety and weather dependent.
Milestones
From boat purchase to the first impact season.
Now – Q1 2027 · UK
Build the platform
Boat purchase, survey and refit; building the partner network; trial filming to shape the production workflow.
Q2 – Q3 2027
Prepare to launch
Shakedown sailing to test the boat and the systems, building the project pipeline with early charity and NGO partners.
Q4 2027
Cross the Atlantic
Canary Islands to Saint Lucia via the ARC — the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers — the first major milestone of the mission.
⚑ ARC 2027
2028
First impact season
Approximately one year in the Caribbean and along the Caribbean coast of Central America, building our first project partnerships.
Then
Continue the circumnavigation
Following weather, safety and locally identified opportunities — planned around boat readiness, not a fixed itinerary.
Join the first wave
One contribution. One introduction. One shared story can change what this mission is able to do.
We’re inviting a small number of founding partners to help build the platform before launch.