Sailing Sea Dream of Clyde · video

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The crew of the 38-ft sailboat Sea Dream of Clyde navigates the Gulf of California, managing variable winds and swarming bees while hosting guests near La Paz and Isla Partida. During a passage to Isla Espiritu Santo, the crew encounters fluky 8- to 20-knot winds and a confused sea state, eventually opting to motor to the protected anchorage of Ensenada del Gallo.14:31 To mitigate bee swarms at anchor, the crew employs a "bee protocol" by placing a bucket of fresh water at the bow to distract the insects from the living quarters.17:07 The crew also demonstrates a siphoning technique using a hose to transfer water from jugs to the boat's tanks, reducing physical strain and water loss.23:47 After a week of coastal cruising, the co-host departs for a trekking expedition in Nepal, while the host prepares to sail the vessel north to San Carlos for a summer haul-out.27:59

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