Life And Warranty Issues On Our Brand New Catamaran!
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This week, our Mediterranean sailing adventure continues as we explore the stunning Spanish coastline! We kick things off with a trip inland to the magical city of Granada — one of our favourite cities EVER! Then it’s back to boat life, as we sail along the coast and discover some of the most epic anchorages we’ve seen yet!
Cala de San Pedro is definitely up there as one of our favourite places — a secluded bay home to an off-grid community living far away from any cities (but they have an epic bar).
But it’s not all dreamy sailing… This week also brought some warranty problems on our brand-new catamaran, including a torn sail and large amounts of water in our engine bays. All boats have teething issues — especially new ones — but when water starts coming in, it's never a good thing...
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Episode 5, Chapter One.
00:00 - 0:35 Recap
0:36 - 1:28 Visiting Granada
1:29 - 3:09 Epic anchorage and water toys
3:10 - 5:16 Solo sailing
5:17 - 9:03 Warranty issues!
9:04 - 11:51 Total epic anchorage!
11:52 - 12:24 Round up
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Andrew and Ruth Gibbon traded corporate Edinburgh for an Excess 11. Follow their 2026 Mediterranean circuit aboard Rúna in this technical feature.
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