Wayag, the most stunning place on earth - Sailing Indonesia - Learning By Doing Ep 80
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Vernon Deck and Marie-Morgane transitioned from a custom monohull to their Crowther Windspeed 39 'Trade Runner'. Follow their 2026 Indonesian mission in this feature.
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Ylva and I sail north, cross the equator into the northern hemisphere and spend an incredible week anchored nearly alone at Wayag Island. Wayag is very remote, almost impossibly beautiful, the water is very clear and the beaches are empty.
We get to know the crew aboard Nordkaperen, Denmarks most famous sailing boat. Its currently on its 6th circle of the planet and it was really interesting to hear some of the stories of this incredible ship.
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