SURVIVING A CYCLONE IN FIJI
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- We Survived a cat-4 CYCLONE, while STUCK IN FIJI. Our sailboat is in Tonga, but until borders open, we can’t get back to our floating home.
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We’ve been living aboard our catamaran Curiosity for almost four years. For the first time since we moved aboard, we decided to take a break. After 13,000 plus nautical miles under our newbie sea legs, we hauled the boat out in Tonga. To sit out cyclone season, visit family and stock up on well…EVERYTHING!
We did all of that and so much more. Some of it was gut-wrenching, some bittersweet and some of it was giving back to those who give to us unconditionally. We even crossed over into another continent to see our saltiest of friends (South Africa…beyond incredible).
And then there was this pandemic that started mucking up everything, for everyone. WTF!
Travel, banned. Flights, grounded. Borders, closed. Quarantined. Stranded.
In route back to our tiny floating home, we were stopped. The world was shutting down and we weren’t allowed to make the final flight home. It was canceled.
Now here we are, in Fiji for the foreseeable future. Self-isolating…waiting, pining for home. But, mother nature doesn’t bend to human pandemics, rules or lockdowns. She rages on.
There is a monster category 5 cyclone claiming lives in the Solomon Islands, ripping Vanuatu to shreds and heading straight for us. Then, directly to Tonga…where, our home is parked.
I feel we are being tested, tried, possibly pranked, in a very unfunny way. Whatever the case, here is the story about that time we survived Cyclone Harold, while in isolation in Fiji during a pandemic.
WHO ARE WE?
We’re Jason and Nikki Wynn. We been living off the grid and exploring the world for almost a decade.
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.
Life is an adventure. Extraordinary moments out there for anyone willing, and wanting, to go after it. Ya know life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
And this is why we publish our lives to the world wide web. We share in hopes of inspiring you to find your adventure.
Shared with LOVE 💕
Jason & Nikki
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You both make the world a better place not just through your adventure videos but picking up all that litter too. Thank you, as always, for brightening my day. Stay safe. Wash your hands. 🥰
New rule for life: any time a global pandemic and a cyclone hit at the same time, it's 100% ok to have ice cream for breakfast 👍🙂. Thanks for sharing your adventures, I hope you two stay safe and sane during this crazy time!
Thats so funny ..lol!
Not only is it OK to have ice cream for breakfast it also OK to have ginger beer to wash the ice cream down.
"global pandemic" my ass
The WHO has recently said that ice cream for breakfast is always okay.
Who else is here from their donation to Animal Fiji
A big vinaka vakalevu ( thankyou very much) guys for your support to the community, we couldn't have done it much better.
Godbless to the rest of your journey's. You guys are awesome🤟👌
We love the Fijian culture and we are so grateful to be in your country. Vinaka!
In an odd way, you guys are really blessed. Can you imagine if there had been no cerveza sickness and you'd made it to your boat a couple weeks ago? You would likely have been at sea during that typhoon. Instead of having your boat safely hauled in and you guys in a comfy apartment with hot coffee and ice creme. ;-)
And their cats are somewhere safe. Before their cats may have been in a kennel. Life def gives us frustrations right now, but we can get through it.
Checking weather is like a daily routine when they live in a boat.
Amen !! When we look at all the blessings in the midst of “hardship” there is always things to be thankful for !!
Bless ya hearts. I live not far from where you stay, and often I take my young family down to that beach and pick up rubbish. Education about pollution is required here.
Thank you for writing. We absolutely love our beach time and it breaks our hearts to see all the plastic rubbish left on the beach. I do hope people see that it's not good to pollute the oceans and streams. In the meantime we'll keep doing our daily beach cleanup, it's not much but it's something.
Hey guys, kudos to you both for setting the tone with taking responsibility for the crap that ends up on your beach!!
Me and my better half did the same at every place we go to, and wish more of us well-off westeners cared more about setting the example!!
Good to see you both fared well.
I thought someone was in big trouble when I saw the frying pan and roller in the air. Lol. So glad you are safe. Thank you for making Fiji a better place. Polution is horrible. Love you both lots. Happy Easter.
😆😆😜
Nikki Jason hugs Nikki got less cranky with coffee
It looks like you got very lucky...the ice cream was not lost!
A Cat 4 is devastating and it doesn't look like the buildings in your area have much, if any, protection. I've been in South Florida for 20 years and have been EXTREMELY lucky to avoid significant damage or loss. I hope that Tonga and Curiosity fared well. Godspeed. Love you guys!
Glad ya'll are okay. I miss Singa and Cleo. Singa looks like he's enjoying land. So sorry about Cleo. Take care! Can't wait for the next video!
Scott Charleson she sadly passed, not to long after they left.
You left your family, to die, the cats that relied on the two of you, you too need to find someone to sponsor your dumbass life. Go home, give it up. Can you imagine how they felt, being abandoned? Give me SV Delos, go back to an RV, it’s where you belong
The two of you are chasing the God Almighty dollar, go home, give it up
Can you answer this question? What was so important that she had to die at a place she was not familiar with? She died within a couple of weeks of you finding out she was sick? You two need to find someone to support your stupid ass with $$$,, because, it’s the only about the fame and money. Carry on, carry on. SV Delos, you rock! When do we realize, that these people, need to sail away without funding?, hopefully NOW!!!
Susan. They brought Cleo to their friends ranch because she was old and had some major medical issues and needed to have a vet and medical care close by. You can see it all in the episode where they explain it all.
A special thank you to both of you for picking up the trash and sharing how pollution and litter are even on beautiful remote islands. I'm new to your channel but I'm hooked! Love your upbeat but chill ethos that displays genuine and regular gratitude for the beauty and kindness around you. Keep being you!
I just read in Trail Runner's magazine that Sweden has a new sport called "plogging". It's picking up litter while jogging. You are just on the leading edge of "plalking"!
Michelle Miller love this 💕
Its all true. We do pick up trash in nature, and allways have. Im 47 and I've done it all my life. /Catta from Sweden
We have a new sport in Australia called roll flogging. Where you run through supermarket car parks and attempt to steal someone's toilet paper from their trolley when they are packing their groceries in their car. The parents with children section is best, because they turn their backs while securing their child in the car seats. I'm actually not serious, they usually pack the rolls in then baby second. We do pick up bottles when kayaking and put them under the cargo net. Not in the creeks though, because of the hepatitis risk.
Felt the pain for you guys, as I am a Kiwi residing the past 30 years in Cabo Full-Time... so completely know the uncertainties during hurricanes. LOVE you ingenuity regarding the Coffee... BRILLIANT!! I stream your past videos daily... trying to catch up on them all. It reminds me to get back on the water sooner than later... Thank you for cheering me up everyday!! You are an INSPIRATION!!
OMG I'm so happy you guys made it through the cyclone safe and sound. Here's hoping Curiosity weathers the storm as well.
THANK YOU for making the world a HAPPIER, HEALTHIER & MORE WONDROUS place... with your videos, your compassion, beach cleanup...the list goes on. So glad to see & hear you two make it through the cyclone safely! Wow! Yikes! Sending LOVE your way always!
DEALING WITH ISOLATION - While non of us have had this exact experience previously, there are a few 'native' Texans that know what its like to be pretty much alone. West Texas isn't the worst for isolation because the social separation is geographic and the people are better able to deal with a life with 'FEW' neighbors.
As a traveler... I've experienced the things I see in the video.. finding myself alone in a place far from family and other 'comforting' relationships. Once, not far from where you find yourselves, (in global terms) on a south pacific Atoll north of you but very much isolated as I worked for a some months.
Keep up the videos, the experiences and above all, lessons learned from the very well organized and tight ship you keep.
When the world emerges from this crisis, we will have new priorities. Having knowledge on how to cope will be valuable to all on social media and watchers of You Tube.
A great talent with the camera and the presentations. Nice work folks.
As a native New Yorker, I am losing my damn mind! I wish I had a little Texan in me these days...
We will all get through this. Even as we practice social distancing, we have to remember we are in this together.
Hang tough, Wynn's.
You both are so transparent, honest and just plain nice! Keeping you in prayers.
Fried plantains is my favorite, if you love garlic as i do " i chop 2 cloves of garlic, little salt to taste , pinch of crushed peperoncini half a cup of olive oil and if you like half a teaspoon of vinegar and let sit , do not put in fridge, this will ferment for 2 hours at least and the oil will need stirring prior to use. This makes a fabulous dip or just pour a teaspoon over the plantains.
I am encouraged to know you two are safe and well; enduring a tropical cyclone (at any level) can be nerve wracking! Curiosity will do well through all this as well. I wish you all the best!
Quick tip for when you were in a pinch for coffee without power.
After initially crushing the beans find a pepper grinder and replace the pepper with crushed coffee.
Now you can hand make your coffee.
A mortar and pestle would also work nicely :-)
@@claudiaw9246 in a crisis situation, an old pepper grinder is easier to come by.
Wow,thank you!
@@jessicawashburn9360 Not necessarily. In a lot of countries, a mortar and pestle is a more common household item than a pepper grinder.
Both our suggestions are good, it's just a matter of what's available where they are. Frankly, I thought Nikki did a great job improvising with what she had on hand!
@@jessicawashburn9360 not in my kitchen
I know as well as anyone that relationships are very difficult but you two make it look effortless. One of things I love most about your channel is how much you two love each other.
I got you. Such an intense year so far ... but .... you're healthy, you have a roof over your head. You could be sick, having hard times on your boat, you're together ❤🙏
You are so wonderful including the person getting wrong coffee.because you make shows makes others happy stuck at home. Thank you both.
Due to circumstances, I have been far from the ocean for the past few years. My coffee is just one click away from a button on my coffee machine. But how I envy your real life and how longing for the water horizon. Your videos guys for me a breath of fresh air. Your happiness is pleasing and inspiring. God bless you. And of course good luck to you.
Today is my 45th birthday. Knowing that you and your boat are safe is a gift. It is a crazy year for everyone. Thank you for your efforts to help clean up the beaches of the world.
Happy birthday!! Stay well.
I’m glad you had a gas cooktop to heat water for the coffee!! Things will get better or so they say.
I'm grateful to see your both safe, and as usual you've put smile on my face with your happy attitude.
Just what you needed during quarantine, a cyclone. Wow. Reminds me of my Hurricane Sandy experience back in 2012, that was rough. We were the only block in my neighborhood that didn’t lose power. It took a while to recover
Thank you for showing us your safe. I hope your boat fairs as well. Stay healthy
Stressful time guys, hope the boat and spares are ok. Keep your heads up and stay safe. 🇫🇷🙂
Glad you're safe and thanks for your efforts to clean up your local environment. I suppose by now you know whether your home/boat is safe and we all hope so as we want this adventure to continue. Thanks for sharing the ups and downs with us. We get to watch and enjoy from afar. Stay safe.
Glad everything was ok for you guys!! 🍀By the way it is always better to have bad coffee than no coffee!! 😂
Ha, so true...luckily it was still good!
@@gonewiththewynns 😋So any new on when you guys will be able to go back to Curiosity? 🤞🏼🍀⛵️
I'm so glad you're safe and sound after the cyclone. I loved Nikki's absolute determination to make coffee and the obvious joy, comfort, & satisfaction the results brought to you both. Stay safe.
Isa Vinaka vaka levu for picking up the trash. Im so embarrassed that tourists are trying their best to clean my country.😢😯🙏
Just a translation for those who don't understand, this person is saying "Man, Thank you so much" I think
AceCor she sad thank so much
AceCor ur right
AceCor bula and mothay
Bula means hello and mothay is bye
We're all in this together.
The wooden slatted windows are called "louvres", can be of wood or glass. Work really well in an non-airconditioned home in the tropics. Were common in houses in North Queensland before every house was air conditioned.
👌❤. I'm reminded of a time while serving in the Middle East that I made that same mistake with the coffee. I spent three hours chipping a concave into a small boulder then used a baseball sized rock to grind the beans. It went into some poly-fiber camo netting which I boiled in a discarded soup can. I suppose coffee always tastes best when you have to work for it. Stay safe you two.
when you go out of grid, take this with you ;.)
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Glad you guys are OK, & hope your boat is as well!!
Living in Florida with the storms I feel for you. Be safe and always hope for the best. Alan
Thanks you guys, it’s nice to get an island perspective on these current events. I hope you can get back to your boat / home soon. Stay safe!
Wow! I just read that the cyclone restrengrhened to a Cat 5 when it rolled over Tonga. Have you guys heard anything at all about the boat? I know that seems silly with all the other things to worry about, but it is your home afterall. Please be safe!
Curiosity is fine - yay!! More details on the damage in Tonga in the blog post here: www.gonewiththewynns.com/isolation-cyclone-fiji
@@gonewiththewynns That's great news!
Just wanted to say a big thank you. I have binged watch every episode since you bought Curiosity and it has really been something to look forward to during lock down here in the UK. I cried buckets over Cleo, I'm so sorry for your loss. Take care x
Thank you guys for taking the coronavirus seriously. So many people aren't, so many people are complaining when they are in fantastic countries with great healthcare, beautiful hiking, sights, everywhere. They throw tantrums on their boat yt channels, but y'all go out, collect trash, be wholesome, and just, thank you.
I appreciate it ❤️
Feel your frustrations Guys!! life in lockdown is not easy just have to be thankful for the little things. Great to see you are safe and well!!
Spectacular stewardship, by picking up the trash!
The oscillation between realtime and normally planned adventures has been great.
In the uk we have had six months of utter dog doo. high winds. flooding.pandemic it's really sad and to top it off liverpool are top of the league hopefully things will get back to normal whatever normal is these days.stay safe and positive guys love your videos keep up the good work
Happy Easter . He has risen
You're not a human with a caffeine addiction until you've bought beans when you wanted ground or ground when you wanted beans. You've got a lot of interesting stories and experiences to talk about at the moment, one bonus for you both.
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity" strange times indead.. waiting for the best of times to show up!
Love this Bruce Cooper!
Admirable way to contribute to your own physical and mental well being as well as contribute to the Fiji environment. My recommendation would be to glove up while doing so....a precaution against injury and infection. God bless you both!
My congratulations on your coffee grinding skills. Most inventive.
You guys are so awesome for picking up trash. Please be safe, we love you!
Love the Cowboy coffee solution! Keep safe!
Thanks! Stay Well! Cheers!
Hello from Florida. We do this once/twice a year. Caffeine is an addiction.
So happy to see you are both safe and I hope the boat survived the storm as well. Also, I’m thankful that Singa didn’t have to go through this as well, that would be another layer of stress on top of all this. Stay safe and hope to see you back sailing soon. I keep up to date on other platforms like insta to try and see more real time.
I am curious about curiosity. Enjoyed the storm and Fiji doggies I salute you leaving it better than you found it
Well done with the coffee improv! And yes, ice cream for breakfast is totally ok during a cyclone. That was unbelievable and stressful to watch, even having grown up through many a hurricane season. So glad y’all are ok. Keeping fingers crossed and good thoughts for Curiosity. Stay safe and stay well!
With most everyone stay at home, everyone got to be a better cook including me, Cook Fresh, Dump Chef Microwave. The food looks great and the store you guys went to is awesome.
No coffee! That's the worst. Where we live, storms cut the power. First time we drove to the town for coffee. Then we got camping stoves and ground coffee. It would go stale because we use a fully automatic coffee machine which grinds the beans and makes fresh coffee. Long story short, we bought a 6KW generator. Can't live without it.
I recommend wearing gloves picking up trash.
Yes!
Any Newa on the Boat?
And closed toe shoes
@@jjm2948 😝
Thank you!! I was thinking the same thing.... and scub your hands after... maybe shed your outdoor clothes?
Insane. You'd think with the amount of storms, cyclones, and rain that they get in Fiji that their doors/windows wouldn't leak so much. You guys may be there for a while. Thanks for sharing.
You have a real Easter story-South Pacific style.
Bless your hearts you two! I was in Fiji when a Typhoon came on land! The rivers shot their banks, and I was waist deep in water!
The Australian Military are on there way to assist Solomon's and other pacific neighbors ..
My dad was in the south Pacific in WWII with Aussie and NZ forces. When I visited NZ he made me swear I'd buy them drinks. I can't afford to visit Australia yet.
That is great to hear !!
@@michaelrice500 hope you get there soon. That would be a cool thing to do if they are still alive. I bet you will get some good stories and get to know your dad even more. Incredible History. Hope you make it to Australia!
Amazing. Nice that you are keeping posting as it is some relief for us in full lockdown. For the record we have had planes up in the island assessing damage and dropping supplies as well as transporting people to NZ who choose to leave.
It’s a crazy world at the moment. Stay safe. ❤️
We are very happy you guys are safe and staying healthy. Nikki the first island group Kadavu Island that you pointed out, our oldest son Jon works as a chef at one of the private resorts. He was texting me here in Florida during the cyclone keeping me updated. It was CRAZY but He was just fine 🤗. Prayers that all is well with curiosity, stay safe & healthy 🙌🇫🇯🙏🥰✌️
Stay safe guys, one day this will all be over.
I have no idea when that day is, though xx
Glad the Wynns are chilling in Fiji and staying safely isolated. Take care!
Valuable tip on what to do with bean coffee when no grinder is present. “Necessity is the mother of invention.”
Before Niki brought out the paper towels, pan and rolling pin I was thinking ziplock bag and bottle of wine. Where there is a will there is a way.
Thank you so much for sharing your lives with us.
Gosh I would be scooping up those dogs and keeping them safe. I assume they had homes nearby I hope.
Tea I agree I was worried about the dogs, bless them
really glad you are both OK, one of the upsides of this pandemic is the quality of air, especially for those in cities, has improved dramatically - let's hope that the daily commute / school run is re-thought after all this chaos but i doubt it, stay safe
Great to know you both are fine...hope you get “home” to Curiosity sooooon!!!! Chins up!
You guys are strong and I hope you get home ASAP healthy safe and unharmed
Love Fiji. It’s pronounced ‘Nandi’ even though it’s spelled Nadi. 😄
T N I was just thinking the same. I’ve been there many times. As a child,living in Australia, I used to travel once a year with my family to Fiji. We stayed on the small islands mostly (treasure, castaway, plantation, mana island etc). The Fijian people are special. Wonderful people. I love them so much
I was going to post the same thing but thought I should scroll through to see if someone else beat me to it... sure enough. Fijian language is an interesting one to pick up. At least reading it properly. Once you get the hang of it..... it's still kind of difficult!
It's pronounced Nadi. Probably someone you heard called it nandi but the whole country pronounces as Nadi.
Kunal Lal My ex-husband is Fijian. I’ve been there 11 times and speak some Fijian. Pretty sure I know how it’s pronounced. Thanks.
Kunal Lal this is why people from Lau shouldn’t have data
You guys are so cool. What a fine example of good-natured isolation. Fresh food from the market, cooking at home, safe away from the cyclone. You've become part of our family and enrich the lives of all who subscribe. Oh, and by the way, Nadi is pronounced " Nandi".
Easy for us in Australia 'cause we're near 'em. Best wishes, Julianne & David in Sydney
Stay safe guys, here they are calling for high winds and possible long path tornado's. With this virus and the time of year for storms things really suck right now. Hang tough, this will pass hopefully. I just hate the loss of life and damage its causing. Take care.
So glad you are ok and you were right it was some narly wind... I hope and pray that your home 'SV Curiosity' is ok.. I love the apartment you are in the window slats are amazing.. but so glad you are alright and praying for all the people and animals that were affected by this cyclone..... love you guys stay safe❤❤❤❤🐈🐈❤🙏🙏🙏
Very creative, although you can make coffee from whole beans. Stay safe.
I am so happy that you're alright. I hope your boat fares well.
I wish I am isolated on a beach too!
Glad to see you two are safe and i hope your boat is as well!
Glad you are safe! When you have a minute, will you share your ginger beer recipe?
What a great mic you have, hardly any wind noise at all while it picked you speaking. Thanks for the update. Hope your boat gets through the storm.
Curiosity is okay! 💙
Question - If you had gotten back to the boat and had been out at sea when all the lockdowns took place, what would you guys have done then?
I'd go to an atoll with as many others I would want in my flotilla, somewhere where the fishin is good and I can grow my own algae to make sushi paper.
I prefer Sarah Conner types from the 2nd movie and notthe first. That and Johnnie from airplane.
Most countries would allow you to come ashore and quarantine on your own boat
Same as Sailing Zartara.
But happy they are not on boat in cyclone
Hey, you a follower too fellow drone pilot?
After using the rolling pin, try using a mortar and pestle for a finer grind. Bottom of glass in a bowl worked for me. Glad you are safe and trust your cat is as well.!
The little windows are called “louvre” or “louver” windows. I grew up with them in southern Florida before air conditioning was common. You had to go to the movies or ice cream parlor for that in the early 60’s. They can be opened at a slant to allow air flow without rain. Except in Cat 4 storms.....
We had them in Townsville. When the sea breeze came in it would just about blow a cat across the room.
I hope you guys will be able(if you haven't already) to see Nadi when life is normal. Yeah, its a city, but I have fond memories of the markets and the Hindu shrine and the kind people(We had our honeymoon on a little resort on the small island and spent a few nights in Nadi). If we can sit here and watch you on youtube, we're all lucky in some way. So glad y'all are safe. my wife keeps checking in on Singha on the ranch's media and it looks like a good life for that kitty. Take care.
Future things to buy is a manual coffee bean grinder
It is an essential emergency device but the cheap ones suck though they get the job done in a pinch.
I love you two! Your attitudes and personalities resonate happiness and love. You're like a beacon of hope in a time of darkness and I thank you for that from all that share this belief. Cheers to the both of you.
Most importantly " WHERE ARE YOUR GLOVES " ? and not just rubber but material to protect your hands.
@Brian I think he means for picking stuff up off the beach. def need some hand protection.
Brian And for viruses, etc, gloves DO work, that’s why doctors wear them.
@@RogerWilco1 once, doctors wear a new pair for every patient. doctors change gloves all the time. wearing one pair all day does nothing as once you touch anything you need a new pair.
Alan Boulton thry make disposable gloves in 1,000 packs. You can discard them and replace them. I used 4 pair while cooking yesterday.
Brian nonsense, 15 seconds to swap gloves. 90 seconds to wash hands and most people do it poorly.
Glad you are safe be safe friends
Stay healthy, stay safe, wear gloves when picking up trash, please.
I love the way you guys keep high spirits and smiles. Stay safe, stay strong, stay smiling, stay home!
No redo for me this year. Putting it in the rear mirror and have decided not to turn 50. 😂
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Ginger beer? I need to look up that recipe.
Lots of fun watching you from France. In all situations you give us so many smiles. Thank you, and take care of yourself.
More importantly, how’s Mom ?? How is she doing in the camper with all this going on??
Mary had to run back to Dallas. Her business is non-essential so she is holding down the fort single-handedly after sending all of her employees home. But so far so good!
Curious Minion
First off, Happy Easter! Please y'all.. be Safe! We live in hurricane Central here on the Gulf Coast, when we got our alerts regarding the cyclone that hit down in the islands near you our first thought was of you two and the crew of expedition drenched. We know you both have been traveling in and out of these islands so prayers are with you all! Thank you for everything you do and thanks for the smiles! Peace be with you 😉💜
So a great time to give up coffee! think of the savings! I gave up coffee in 2000 and haven't looked back! Of course I drink tea! Please stay safe!
NEVER!!!! 😆
So great that you clean the beaches and water where ever you go. Hope The boat is ok.