Staying connected on the water doesn’t have to mean constantly switching between Starlink, marina Wi-Fi, and your phone’s hotspot. Let’s break down the difference between bonding and failover, share what we use aboard Fika, and offer real-world recommendations from other cruisers who work remotely while cruising full-time. If you’re overwhelmed by Peplink’s dozens of models, or you just want a setup that “just works,” this will help you narrow things down.

Cruising doesn’t mean going off the grid entirely. Here’s how our family stays connected with email, messaging apps, video calls, and offline tools—whether we’re at anchor, underway, or out of cell range.

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Starlink has transformed how cruisers stay connected—but it’s not always plug-and-play. Here’s what to know about setup, usage, and whether the cost is worth it for your cruising lifestyle.

[Article from Loop Life Academy]

Wondering how to stay connected while working from a boat? Here’s a look at the gear we rely on—Starlink, cellular data, and Wi-Fi boosters—and how we manage power, prep offline work, and stay productive no matter where we’re anchored.

[Article from Loop Life Academy]

Curious if it’s possible to work remotely while cruising full-time? It is, but not without its challenges. Let’s debunk the biggest myths I’ve heard since moving aboard and running my business from the water.

In this video, I demonstrate adding additional internet sources, such as marina Wi-Fi, to our Pepwave router. This setup ensures a stable internet connection even when our primary Starlink satellite connection encounters issues. It is perfect for remote work, homeschooling, and staying in touch with family and friends.