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SV Delos completes a 1,000-nautical-mile passage from an unspecified origin to the Bocas del Toro archipelago in Panama.0:28 The six-day, 20-hour voyage concludes with the crew anchoring outside the marina to complete customs, health, and immigration clearance, which requires hoisting a Q flag.4:54 After clearing in, the crew moves to the marina before departing to anchor at Isla Bastimentos.7:57 To verify the anchor holds, the crew uses a visual transit method, lining up two stationary objects to monitor for movement.9:42 The crew explores the island’s jungle trails and beaches, noting the area's status as a marine park.11:59 The vessel maneuvers in tight marina spaces without a bow thruster, relying on precise engine control.7:44 The passage confirms the importance of maintaining a watch and managing crew morale during long-distance ocean crossings.

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