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A couple sailing a Garcia Nouanni 43 in Greenland navigates deep-water anchorages to avoid ice and kelp. They frequently anchor in depths of 30 to 35 meters, deploying 100 meters of chain to secure the vessel in areas where shallower water often contains hazardous debris.▶ 7:45 The crew manages the boat under sail in light winds, occasionally using the Genoa alone to maintain control in narrow passages.▶ 2:10 They utilize a simple lazy jack system that is pulled to the mast when not in use.▶ 14:37 During their time ashore, they practice "glamping" by setting up a tent with portable lighting and cooking meals, including fresh mussels harvested locally.▶ 25:13 The pair notes that fuel is relatively inexpensive in Greenland compared to Europe or North America, allowing for frequent engine use when wind conditions are unfavorable.▶ 4:15 They emphasize the importance of keeping their dog, Nova, on a leash while ashore to prevent the animal from disturbing local reindeer.▶ 21:03

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