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What this video covers

A sailing couple transits from the Aeolian Islands to the Amalfi Coast, Italy, navigating a 28-nautical-mile overnight passage in 15–20 knots of wind.9:50 During the trip, the crew manages a mainsail batten failure caused by worn Velcro pockets, a recurring issue that previously required repairs in Tunisia.4:02 Upon arrival, the crew finds the initial anchorage untenable due to heavy swell and excessive rolling, which induces seasickness.11:57 They eventually secure a spot by rafting alongside a friend’s trimaran at a quay in an Amalfi Coast town, gaining access to free water and shore power.13:19 The crew leverages the temporary berth to rent a scooter for 60 euro, allowing them to explore the Positano area while avoiding the high costs of local marinas.17:24 The decision to raft alongside another vessel provides a stable, calm alternative to anchoring in high-swell conditions.

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