09/08/2026
When Natasha did her Sea and Summit challenge as a teenager, Poole Sailability had the pleasure of escorting her, along with the RNLI, into the Harbour for her first night's stop in the way to Wales.
It's fabulous to read how Natasha continues to challenge herself whilst inspiring others not to let their disability define them.
Amazing work Natasha ❤️
29-year-old Natasha Lambert made history by sailing a 46-foot catamaran 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean using only her breath ⛵️💨
Born with cerebral palsy, Natasha cannot use her arms or legs, but her incredible determination inspired her dad to invent a custom sip-and-puff technology that lets her steer a yacht simply by inhaling and exhaling into a straw 🌊✨
With her brilliant mind in full command, Natasha became the first person ever to cross the Atlantic using this breath-controlled system, sailing all the way from Gran Canaria to Saint Lucia alongside her devoted family 🏝️🧭
Through their charity work at the Miss Isle School, the Isle of Wight native and her crew have helped countless other disabled young people experience the sheer thrill and independence of being out on the open sea ⛵️💙
Following the tragic loss of her mum Mandy, Natasha is preparing to cross the Atlantic once again alongside her dad and sister Rachel to honor her mum's memory and raise money for charity 🕊️❤️
Out on the waves, Natasha says all barriers disappear, giving her the complete freedom and liberty she loves 🎉🌊