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A Lagoon 450 catamaran is currently seven days into a coastal passage down the Baja Peninsula, transiting from the northern tip of Isla Cedros toward Turtle Bay.0:12 The crew has motored for approximately 20 hours over 250 nautical miles due to a lack of wind, consuming 33 gallons of diesel.5:02 The passage involves an overnight transit, which the crew is finding difficult to manage while maintaining adequate sleep schedules.1:21 They plan to anchor in Turtle Bay, a destination noted for offering basic services including fuel, laundry, and restaurant access, and intend to remain there for two nights to rest before continuing the remaining 410 nautical miles toward Cabo.4:46 The crew is adjusting their strategy to prioritize anchoring each night rather than continuing with consecutive overnight passages.2:42

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