Discovering Sao Vicente Hidden Treasure | Pools Of Pure Pleasure | Winded Voyage 4 | Episode 84
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In 2026, Swiss sailor Alexandre Guidetti marks a decade of continuous blue water cruising aboard his 1981 Jeanneau Sun Fizz 40, Galopin. Operating out of Cercle de la Voile de Dakar in Senegal, he documents remote West African anchorages, mechanical overhauls, and offshore navigation with candid technical clarity. His self-produced series emphasizes self-reliance, local cultural immersion, and practical seamanship.
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In light of recent events, I have spoken out in support of Black Lives Matter in this episode. I am in Africa and a minority. I have been treated with respect by the wonderful people here in Cape Verde. And it’s with absolute pleasure that I share what I have with friends I have made here. For now the lockdown is lifted and we were free to sail. Together we discover hidden natural pools. Make food, drink and dance in stunning anchorages. We’re united by friendship, good times and the discovery of a few special places on the island of Sao Vicente.
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