Sailing Sea Dream of Clyde · video

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Trevor and Kat sail their boat, Sea Dream of Clyde, from the Pacific Northwest to Marina del Rey, Los Angeles, before continuing to Catalina Island.0:17 Upon arrival in Marina del Rey, the crew secures a two-week reciprocal slip at the Del Rey Yacht Club to travel home.6:13 They utilize the marina’s guest dock to access Trader Joe’s and propane refill stations by dinghy.8:12 Departing for Catalina Island, the crew navigates through heavy air traffic from LAX and dense fog, encountering significant floating debris, including balloons, which they retrieve from the water.4:07 The 37-mile passage to Catalina Harbor begins with a beam reach in a gentle easterly, but the wind eventually shifts to a contrary southerly and dies, forcing the crew to motor the final stretch.9:30 They arrive at Catalina Harbor after dark, noting the lack of anchor lights on nearby vessels.16:15 The crew prepares for a subsequent transit to San Diego and Mexico by stocking reusable egg containers for local provisioning.8:43

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