Sailing The Far Side · video

What this video covers

The Ocean Atlas sculpture, a submerged statue located five meters underwater, serves as an artificial reef designed to encourage coral colonization.2:45 Following a visit to the site, the crew of The Far Side prepares for the arrival of family members by cleaning the vessel and organizing supplies.4:41 The crew departs Nassau from an anchorage at Jaws Beach, setting a course for the Exumas with an initial plan to visit Highborne Cay, Allen Cay, and Warderick Wells.12:57 During the 45-nautical-mile passage toward Shroud Cay, the vessel encounters wet conditions while sailing against the current.13:26 The engine start procedure requires holding the glow plugs for 15 seconds before engaging the throttle to allow the alternators to stabilize the idle.10:03 Upon arrival at Highborne Cay, the crew prepares to anchor and explore local sites, including iguana habitats and the general store.16:09

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