Sailing Sea Dream of Clyde · video

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Sea Dream of Clyde departed Neah Bay on September 14, 2023, for a coastal passage toward Mexico.1:49 The crew sailed 130 to 150 miles offshore to avoid shipping traffic and improve wind conditions, but encountered an unexpected gale extending 300 miles off Cape Mendocino.2:16 After seven days at sea, the vessel reached Drake’s Bay before continuing into San Francisco Bay.3:42 The crew spent approximately 12 days in the Bay Area, visiting Sausalito, Angel Island, Paradise Cove, and Berkeley.4:16 Subsequent stops included Half Moon Bay, where the crew utilized the yacht club’s floating dock and electric ferry, and Santa Cruz.4:43 In Moss Landing, the crew kayaked seven miles up the Elkhorn Slough to observe local wildlife.6:07 The vessel is currently docked at the Monterey Peninsula Yacht Club in Monterey, where the crew plans to depart for Morro Bay or San Simeon Bay with a forecast of 10 to 15 knots of northwesterly wind.1:24

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