Micronesia Expedition: They Haven't Seen Another Boat in 2 Years...
Deep in Micronesia, we sail to an island that has not seen another boat in over 2 years. Join us in the pocket visual revolution, check out the Torras Q3 Air here https://bit.ly/4nfmLhd 😊 Get in quick, first 20 buyers will get 10% off by using our link or code: Slim10 🥳
We’ve just sailed to the remote tropical islands of Micronesia, a paradise spread across the western Pacific and cut off from the outside world. The locals here live from the land and sea and welcome us into their community with open arms.
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Chapters:
00:00 Hey!
01:00 Recap
02:17 1st island (uninhabited)
07:55 Juicing coconuts
11:30 Sailing backwards
14:23 2nd island (inhabited)
15:53 Are we welcome?
17:43 Island tour
21:04 Natural water slide
23:15 Afternoon routine
25:04 Island dinner
27:23 Reflection
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Deep in Micronesia, we sail to an island that has not seen another boat in over 2 years. Join us in the pocket visual revolution, check out the Torras Q3 Air here https://bit.ly/4nfmLhd 😊 Get in quick, first 20 buyers will get 10% off by using our link or code: Slim10 🥳
We’ve just sailed to the remote tropical islands of Micronesia, a paradise spread across the western Pacific and cut off from the outside world. The locals here live from the land and sea and welcome us into their community with open arms.
Enjoying the episodes? Becoming a Patron enables us to ensure the continuity of Slim & Soph - Sailing Nakama. A little goes a long way to keep this production alive. With very little free time between uni and the boat, Patreon enables us to focus on creating and posting videos rather than pouring beers at our local. Thank you for your generosity https://www.patreon.com/sailingnakama
Make a one-off donation as you please if subscriptions aren't your thing. Let's keep ticking nautical miles and boat jobs off! https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=C6M8FAYZ5K2ZS
FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM:
https://www.instagram.com/sailingnakama/
AND FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/sailingnakama
PAPER SAILORS ROCK (RYA sail training & adventures):
Website: https://www.papersailorsrock.com.au/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/papersailorsrock/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/papersailorsrock
Race Website: https://www.inheroceanwake.com/
Other In Her Ocean Wake Project videos https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_M70qAVkG1G65y3HFQeQj5_brYscJbKr
Chapters:
00:00 Hey!
01:00 Recap
02:17 1st island (uninhabited)
07:55 Juicing coconuts
11:30 Sailing backwards
14:23 2nd island (inhabited)
15:53 Are we welcome?
17:43 Island tour
21:04 Natural water slide
23:15 Afternoon routine
25:04 Island dinner
27:23 Reflection
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From university studies to the Roaring Forties. Join Slim and Soph as they navigate the remote Tasmanian wilderness aboard their Duncanson 34, Nakama, in 2026.
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