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Departing Saint-Martin after a month-long stay, Alex, Cory, and their young children sail to Saba, a Dutch Caribbean island and marine national park, in 9–13 knots of southeast wind with 2–3 foot seas.1:28 The passage is comfortable but slow — a contrary current drops boat speed to 1.2 knots at one point, raising the risk of arriving after dark.3:49 The crew catches a tuna en route.2:05 Saba prohibits anchoring, so they pick up a mooring ball on arrival; the fee is paid during check-in the following morning.8:40 The anchorage rolls with wraparound swell but is manageable because the wind is out of the south and the swell from the north, leaving the boat stern-to the waves.9:01 Saba's volcanic peak reaches 885 meters, and Alex plans to attempt the climb with the children, noting the steep ascent and the challenge of motivating a four-year-old and a nearly three-year-old.12:30 Check-in via the SailClear system fails, so they plan to handle it in person at the port.12:15 A recently repaired watermaker and a favorable weather window were the deciding factors in timing the departure.0:29

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