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Windtraveler: Are Brittany and Scott Divorced Now? (2023)

Scott and Brittany Meyer feature in Windtraveler’s sailing and family travel story.

This profile covers earlier videos, boats and journeys. For current voyages and crew updates, refer to the creator’s latest posts.

In this article

People and background

Boats and projects

The boats below are part of the channel’s earlier story; ownership and equipment may have changed since those episodes.

After losing the two charter vessels, they purchased a Hallberg-Rassy 46 and previously a Brewer 44.

Journeys and notable episodes

Places in the story

These locations refer to earlier episodes, not a live position.

Scott and Brittany are still in the British Virgin Islands.

She lives on a boat while he lives in an apartment.

Earlier sailing journeys

They have done some coastal cruising before children, eventually settling into the British Virgin Islands once their daughters were born.

Collaborations

The only time I’ve seen the Windtraveler family on YouTube was on Paul and Sheryl’s channel from Distant Shores:

They were bloggers more than video creators, so it was refreshing to see them in real life.

Notable episodes

During their epic journey, they have experienced:

  • Multiple meltdowns due to cabin fever
  • Building a business and sadly losing it all

One thing is for sure – they tried REALLY HARD to make this work. Most people wouldn’t put in 10% of what Scott and Brittany did to chase a better life in the tropics.

It wasn’t all doom-and-gloom either. They had some wonderful moments in their journey but weren’t afraid to hide the reality of cruising with kids.

Frequently asked questions

Which boat names appear in the story?

Sadly, Windtraveler lost its two business boats. Both sunk and couldn’t be saved during Hurricane Irma, and without insurance coverage, their business went down overnight.

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.