Alejandro Zuluaga and Andrea Palacio feature in Living Hakuna. Kiteboarding and life aboard a catamaran are part of their story.
This profile covers earlier videos, boats and journeys. For current voyages and crew updates, refer to the creator’s latest posts.
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Boats and projects
The boats below are part of the channel’s earlier story; ownership and equipment may have changed since those episodes.
Boat details
S/V Hakuna owns a 2008 Lagoon 420.
Refits and equipment
Upgrades to their catamaran include:
- 1700 watts of solar panels feeding into 800Ah batteries
- A 4400-watt generator
- An Aquatec Watermaker
- 3 airconditioning systems
Being digital nomads, it’s clear that they built this boat to be comfortable rather than performance-orientated. It’s their house as much as it is their office.
Journeys and notable episodes
Places in the story
These locations refer to earlier episodes, not a live position.
Living Hakuna was in Fort Lauderdale:
Earlier sailing journeys
They have only been sailing for 2 years and have explored the United States, the Caribbean, Bahamas and are now exploring South America with their dogs.
Collaborations
So far, I’ve only seen them with Sailing Lady Africa.
Have you seen them on any other YouTube channel? While they have had some friends on board, I haven’t seen them connect with any other channels. They are a smaller channel after all, but I do look forward to seeing them connect with others in the near future.
Notable episodes
In just over 2 years, they’ve had some interesting experiences:
- Sailing near a pirate zone in Venezuela
- Being boarded at sea (though it wasn’t that bad)
- Going through some tough passages and repairs
- Handling 55-knots of breeze (they did quite well!)
They definitely know when to have fun…and when to be serious and get some work done.
Related viewing
Frequently asked questions
Which boat names appear in the story?
S/V Hakuna
Is there a verified net-worth figure?
No verified financial disclosure is cited in this profile. The earlier estimate has been removed because a boat’s value, video views and assumed income do not establish someone’s net worth.
