Yacht Life in Trinidad (Sailing La Vagabonde) Ep. 24
We sail to Chaguramus Bay – Trinidad from Grenada to install a watermaker we had ordered. The mail arrives and we get started with the installation straight away in the marina. We decided it would be a smart idea to install one before we head into the Pacific, after one to many close calls of nearly running out of water on longer passages we’ve had in the past…
We get the job done, and finally have some free time to go and checkout Trinidad. It’s a pretty cool little spot!
If anyone is interested in the watermaker installation process or any info on what kind we got and why etc, please checkout the installation video coming soon 🙂 STOKED THAT WE CAN NOW DRINK FRESH WATER OUT OF THE OCEAN!! We are still so amazed with every sip.
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Song Credits:
The Drones – Shark Fin Blues (a huge thanks to the band for letting us use this track, you guys are legends. From Riley!)
Django Django – Default
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