El Viaje de Bohemia · video

What this video covers

Tomas and Agus, sailing with their infant son Taji, transit 340 miles from Fernandina Beach, Florida, to Beaufort, North Carolina.1:40 The crew motors for the majority of the passage due to light winds and a strict schedule, consuming nearly all their fuel reserves by the time they reach their destination.2:25 During the calm, flat-sea conditions, they fish for mahi-mahi, which they prepare as ceviche and grilled fillets on the boat's barbecue.11:18 The crew manages daily life aboard with an infant, including laundry, meal preparation, and maintaining a watch schedule while navigating the Atlantic.14:30 They monitor weather patterns for potential squalls, though the passage remains largely stable.4:17 Upon arrival in Beaufort, the vessel has approximately three to four gallons of fuel remaining, providing roughly three hours of engine run time.18:10 The experience highlights the logistical challenges of long-distance cruising with a baby, including managing fuel autonomy and maintaining routines in varying sea states.

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