SEAS THE DAY Ocean Rowing TEAM
Rowing 8,000 miles across the Pacific ocean
Seas the Day Rum
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Seas the Day Rum ~
A Toast to Adventure!
Introducing Seas The Day Pacific Ocean Rum, a unique spirit born from ocean ambition. Inspired by Mims and Jess’s daring quest to row 8,000 miles unsupported across the Pacific, this rum is not just a drink, it is a story in a bottle.
Crafted in small batches for the Adventurers Drinks Company by Northern Distillers UK.
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EXPEDITION
the great pacific escapade
The team are currently undertaking their biggest challenge yet: 8000 miles of Pacific ocean. Starting in Peru, South America, the team will row continuously until they reach the shores of Australia. Rowing up to 15 hours a day, the voyage could take around 6 months. When not rowing, we’ll be sleeping or eating, requiring approximately 5000 calories a day to fuel.
SEAS THE DAY’s BLOG
SEAS THE DAY’S Mission
Seas the Day is an ocean rowing team born out of a passion for adventure and a love for the ocean. It began when Miriam Payne fearlessly embraced the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge in a 7.5m ocean rowing boat, taking on the ocean as a solo competitor in 2022.
Why ocean rowing?
Because it is so much more than just a sporting challenge. It is an adventure to the truest extent of the word. It encapsulates the very essence of adventure, the spirit of daring exploration, resilience, and the pursuit of personal growth.
We are driven by the belief that life should be lived to the fullest, and our rowing endeavours epitomise this philosophy. By embracing the challenges of the open ocean, we encourage others to embrace their own personal challenges and discover the limitless possibilities that lie beyond their comfort zones.
With fierce minds, brave hearts and free spirits the team will navigate the vast expanse of the ocean. They thrive on the thrill of exploration, and look forward to journeying beyond familiar shores to discover the wonders that await in the vast unknown.
After 140 days at sea and more than 7,000 nautical miles rowed, Jess and Mims are edging closer to their finish line. Life onboard is a mix of squalls, salt sores, power failures and freeze-dried meals. In the midst of the row–sleep–eat–repeat routine came an unexpected gift from Mother Nature: a 40 kg tuna. A huge morale boost they ate sashimi and ceviche for two days, leaving them full, revived and ready for the final stretch.