[Ep 7] We Rounded Point Conception... Then the Alarms Went Off
After 5 glorious days in Avila Beach we had a good weather window to go around Point Conception and Point Arguello to get to our next destination of Santa Barbara. The two points are known as the Cape Horn of the Pacific and can get incredibly nasty for sailors so we carefully watched Windy, PredictWind, and NOAA forecasts and took off on July 8th for what we thought would be a quick overnight sail. Check out this episode for our passage from Avila Beach to Santa Barbara and the nightmare we faced as we dropped anchor in Santa Barbara.
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We're Armand, Liya, and our doodle Pinot. In July 2024, we sailed off from Monterey, California aboard our sailboat Cosmo and began the biggest adventure of our lives. Since then, we've been sailing Mexico and beyond, sharing the real highs and lows of full-time cruising. From remote anchorages and incredible wildlife encounters to boat projects, spearfishing, weather, and everything that breaks in between. Our goal is simple: explore beautiful places, live life on our own terms, and share the journey honestly. So grab a drink, pull up a seat in the cockpit, and come sailing with us. New episodes every week.
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