Electric sailboat VS crazy tidal current - Sailing Oka Solo
transiting one of the fastest tidal narrows completely under sail Seymour narrow can bring currents up to 16knots and has claimed many lives before the removal of ripple rock in a massive explosion.
Sailing Oka Solo
Traveling the world on a budget, from a backpack, to a mini bus and now aboard a sailboat. 40ft of rugged awesomess, Oka is the ultimate travel home. Currently exploring the Pacific North West, I dream of far away https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=YLRU7Y7LDVW66 intagram #pathtosea
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