Making big miles offshore sailing through Indonesia
We depart Manado to scuba dive the pristine Indonesian reefs of the outer islands. Ann-Elin eats the world’s smallest banana. A boat ties up and its crew let themselves onboard. The tide strands us high and dry during a scuba tank filling run. We temporarily overstay our visa due to a processing problem. We encounter large waves and strong wind crossing the Molucca Sea drenching us in the cockpit. We find an area of beautiful white sand beaches and clear water.
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