Sailing to the WORLD’S MOST DANGEROUS JUNGLE? [Ep72 RED SEAS]
We set off from Colombia and head to the border with Panama - the famous Darien Gap, where the jungle is so dense it is considered one of the world's most dangerous regions. On our way, we take a quick stop in the Rosario Islands and it feels good to be sailing again! After a good scrub of our hulls, we leave Colombian waters behind as we make our way towards Panama - a big milestone for us as we really leave the Caribbean behind. No passage is complete without dolphins and we are delighted to welcome a pod on our bows again. No drama, just pure blissful sailing (well, motoring).
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00:00 Coming up
00:49 Last time on Red Seas
01:34 Leaving Colombia
03:06 Things always break when we go sailing
05:46 24 hours in the Rosario Islands
08:53 How to sail when there's no wind
11:08 World's most valuable shipwreck!
13:56 Incredible footage of wild dolphins
15:25 Scotland tried to build the Panama Canal
17:30 Sailing to the Darian Gap
18:49 Sailing into the jungle
20:37 Outro
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