In the summer of 2022, I sailed solo from Florida to Newfoundland, stopping along the way in Maine and Nova Scotia. I explored the remote fjords along Newfoundland's south coast, and in the process, fulfilled a goal I set for myself years earlier. I was drawn to this area as I was searching for a place where wilderness met the ocean, a place where I could sail and anchor, yet be exposed to raw nature. Newfoundland in unique in this. Few places exist in the world where one can anchor in true wilderness, but the fjords along the south coast are abundant in wilderness, nature, and grandeur. Here, mountains unchanged for millennia meet the ocean. Few people live along the central south coast, and there are no roads. The only town along a the 60-mile stretch of the coast where I focused my attention is the outport of Francois, accessible only by boat, and where a way of life forgotten by the rest of the world still exists. In this book, I share my adventures and misadventures, and as always, I have included many photographs. I hope you enjoy the book it as much as I enjoyed the journey.