Finding Remote Anchorages with Satellite Images
Sailing around the remote Indonesian island of Sulawesi, we rely on satellite imagery to find stunning, safe anchorages. In this episode we do just that with our buddy boaters at an amazing beach where the dense, tropical jungle cascades down the mountainous coast to meet powder white sand, fringed by vivid corals in crystal clear water.
We get fresh squid off friendly, local fisherman and simply delight in the natural beauty of this unspoilt wilderness.
For ocean travellers like us, Indonesia is certainly a nation of wonders.
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00:00 Intro
00:36 Sail from Labuan Belanda
04:25 Nickel Disaster
05:32 Anchor Med Style
09:39 Stunning Pantai Tec
15:15 Sail to Palau Wowoni
17:41 Next Time
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- Sulawesi (-1.8479,120.5279)
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