Land Ahoy! After a 2,000 mile ocean crossing, welcome to Trinidad | Ep110
March 14, 2024 by Sailing Fair Isle | Language: EN Play Time: 00:28:57 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
The final part of our Atlantic crossing wasn’t straight forward. Trinidad is a big island and the anchorages are on the Western side, sheltered from the Atlantic swell. So once you sight land you still have a full day (or night in our case) of sailing to navigate the oil rigs, shipping and tidal inlets to get to port.
Once there you find the authorities treat private yachts the same as a bulk carrier of an oil tanker and the paperwork is off the scale! Really I thought carbon paper was a thing of the past, not in Trinidad.
Once checked in though we find lovely people and great facilities.
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The final part of our Atlantic crossing wasn't straight forward. Trinidad is a big island and the anchorages are on the Western side, sheltered from the Atlantic swell. So once you sight land you still have a full day (or night in our case) of sailing to navigate the oil rigs, shipping and tidal inlets to get to port.
Once there you find the authorities treat private yachts the same as a bulk carrier of an oil tanker and the paperwork is off the scale! Really I thought carbon paper was a thing of the past, not in Trinidad.
Once checked in though we find lovely people and great facilities.
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PATREON:
We couldn't make these videos without the support of you, our patrons. You are our first line of feedback, our team, our support and our friends. We are really grateful and it means we can keep the videos coming! If you would like to join us you get to see (and comment on, which really helps us) the current videos with no ads at all before they get released to the public. There are also lots of extra videos available on Patreon and you can contact us directly on board. Ask us anything! We have regular ZOOM sessions and a WhatsApp group where we talk about boats, passages and life onboard. Join us!
https://www.patreon.com/sailingfairisle
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The ORCA link
https://getorca.com?via=steve
We have been getting a lot of use out of our Ecoflow units as regular viewers will know. They are going to be super useful this season. If you think it's something that may work for you as well check out their website here:
https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2082641&u=2733694&m=97298&urllink=&afftrack=
For 10% off the Acuva pure drinking water unit
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If you want to use a great 360 camera try
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Insta360 ONE RS:
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Insta360 GO2:
https://www.insta360.com/sal/go_2?insrc=INRTU6G - comes with a free lens guard
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Land Ahoy! After a 2,000 mile ocean crossing, welcome to Trinidad | Ep110 Locations
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