Things are starting to break again[Ep. 51]

The crew sails close to Crocodile Island and finds themselves in the unique situation of being the only boat anchored there. As they explore the surrounding waters, they encounter some dangerous wildlife and adjust their plans accordingly. This episode highlights the unpredictability and excitement that comes with exploring uncharted waters and facing unexpected challenges on your sailing adventures.

The crew’s latest adventure takes them close to Crocodile Island, where they are initially the only boat anchored there, which raises questions about their safety. The crew soon discovers why they have this secluded anchorage all to themselves – crocodiles! The next day, they move less than a mile away to a new anchorage called ‘Swimming Pool,’ eager for some water time.

Sailing Around the World

They recount their journey of fixing up an old catamaran, setting sail within just 10 months, and making it all the way to Alaska and Panama. While doing so, they have learned from their mistakes along the way. Join them as they make their dreams come true with their new crew member, Coconut.

Testing Boundaries

During their time at Crocodile Island, the crew tests boundaries by entering shallow waters to swim and snorkel near the island, despite the warning about alligators or crocodiles that inhabit the area. They use their dinghy instead of swimming, avoiding any potential encounters with these predators. As they continue exploring nearby locations, they document their experiences and share them with viewers.

Testing the Drone

The crew also tests out their drone after finding it still in working condition. However, upon turning on the device, an ‘ESC error’ appears on-screen. Despite knowing that there might be some issues with the drone, they decide to take advantage of the moment and have a bit of fun with it.

Celebrating Off-Season Living

In this episode, we see the crew enjoying their time at Crocodile Island during the off-season. They mention that they were advised not to come here during peak season due to it being too crowded. The couple enjoys a quiet life away from crowds and takes advantage of the peaceful surroundings by swimming and snorkeling each day.

Finding Solace

Their peaceful time in Crocodile Island allows them to slow down, relax, and enjoy the simple pleasures such as cracking open fresh coconuts that they bought beforehand. They revel in having no reason not to go swimming or snorkeling, even though it’s raining intermittently.

The couple appreciates being surrounded by wildlife, including giant moths and various sharks while exploring the waters around Crocodile Island. This episode showcases how an off-season visit can bring a whole new level of adventure and enjoyment to your sailing experiences.

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