Eriksson on board his boat Malala just after returning to Sweden in the summer of 2019. Credit: Victor Jensen/Swedish Radio
What sailing around the world can teach us about self-isolation
If you're feeling cooped up at home during this pandemic, sailor Anders Eriksson from Sweden's west coast might have some advice on how to deal with your cabin fever.
Last year, Eriksson became the first Swede to solo circumnavigate the globe without stopping. His journey saw him spend 223 days alone at sea on board his 39-foot sailboat.
Radio Sweden reached out to Eriksson for some tips on the best ways to survive some extreme self-isolation whether on land or on the high seas.
Listen in for Eriksson's explanation on why his trip was in some ways easier than what people are experiencing right now.
