The boat is owned by Brian Trautman, who sails with his wife Karin Syrén (aka Swedish Princess, Kazza, Kazzatron, Kazinator) and their daughter Sierra (aka Nugget). Trautman and Karin sailed Delos for many years with Trautman's brother Brady, along …

Nov 12, 2023 · Brian Trautman spent years working 60-hour weeks as a software engineer at companies like Microsoft. Eventually, he realized that the best part of his day was the bus ride...

Oct 11, 2020 · Brian Trautman and his wife Karin spend their lives sailing the SV Delos, and they've turned it into a YouTube sensation.

Will we regret our decision to spend a few days at Isla Coiba exploring and scuba diving? We set out to explore and dive one of the most famous islands on the Pacific Coast of Panama and answer these questions. Watch our 4 part docu-series: https://80northseries.com. Protect yourself from the sun! https://svdelos.com/rashguards.

Nov 4, 2020 · Brian Trautman quit his job as a software analyst to buy a $400,000 sailboat and travel the world. That was in 2009. And he's been at it ever since. Along the way,...

Nov 12, 2023 · Brian Trautman, 47, lives aboard a 53-foot sailboat named SV Delos with his wife and daughter. He purchased the 3-cabin, 2-bathroom boat in 2008 for $398,000. Since...

Jun 5, 2020 · The Trautman family has been traversing the big blue ocean for 10 years and now Brian and Karin sail along with their baby, Sierra. Their boat, called Delos, is an SV 53 ft sloop rig ketch.

Sailing SV Delos showcases their life on YouTube while sailing around the world. The boat is owned by Brian Trautman who runs it, his wife Karin Syrén, and their daughter Sierra. In addition, they sail with Brian’s brother Brady, a woman named Alex Blue, and many other crew members that come and go.

Aug 4, 2023 · Brian Trautman has spent the past 14 years living on a 53-foot sailboat, sailing to 46 countries. He quit his tech job and sold his house to embark on his journey, where he met his...

May 17, 2020 · When Brian Trautman bought a 53ft Amel Super Maramu in 2008 he had little intention of living aboard for ten years. But after putting 70,000 miles under the keel, visiting 46 countries and...