Sailing 1100nm to the southernmost atoll in the world Ep. 74

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After over a week at sea, we are met with enormous waves at Ducie Atoll: the southernmost atoll in the world. The smell of land is a warm welcome, but the sea isn’t going to let us get our little sinking dinghy anywhere near this place, so we go for a dip as we decide what to do next.

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