Catamaran Mistertong · video

What this video covers

The crew of a catamaran anchored in Hermitage Bay, Antigua, explores the local coastline and discusses ongoing technical and legal challenges. After anchoring in a quiet, protected spot, the owners scout the surrounding hills, noting significant real estate development and high temperatures reaching nearly 40 degrees Celsius. They describe the local geography, identifying nearby landmarks such as Jolly Harbour and St. John’s, while observing the protection provided by the local capes against prevailing wind and swell. The crew also addresses the risks of ciguatera poisoning, explaining why they release barracuda caught in the area. They provide a brief update on a persistent, unresolved dispute regarding undisclosed boat damage and potential compensation, confirming that the matter remains active and confidential. Additionally, the crew shares details about their son Loulou, who holds a CAP in automotive mechanics and is currently testing life aboard the vessel. The segment concludes with a recipe for coconut cake prepared in the boat's galley.

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