WHAT DID SHE DO TO DESERVE THIS?? 👀 - (Episode 304)
16 March 2025 · 21 min · 161K views
What this video covers
The crew of Parlay Revival navigates the remote Raja Ampat archipelago in Indonesia, transiting a narrow, mile-long channel to reach Wayag Island.2:04 Because local charts are unreliable, the crew relies on satellite imagery to identify shallow reefs and times the passage for slack tide to avoid currents reaching 5 knots.2:17 During the transit, the vessel maintains 6 knots to ensure rudder authority against a 2-knot following current.2:44 Upon exiting the channel, the crew encounters a squadron of manta rays and a large shark while snorkeling.4:02 The vessel anchors in 100 feet of water at Taman Wofo, securing the stern to the beach.5:52 To mark their first crossing of the equator, the crew performs a traditional Line Crossing Ceremony, involving a ritual dousing with fermented food scraps before swimming from the southern to the northern hemisphere.8:52 The voyage continues to Gam, where the crew anchors and ties the stern to a tree to explore a narrow, tide-dependent cave leading to an inland lagoon.17:34
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