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Sailing From Malaysia to Thailand | Point of View Sailing — Feel Like You’re Onboard

18 January 2026 · 34 min · 12K views · Ban Nong Chaeng, Thailand

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Camille Milligan and Jesse depart Rabak Marina in Malaysia aboard their sailboat, bound for Koh Lipe, Thailand, with crew including Sammy and others aboard.▶ 2:59 The passage stops at Talaga to take on diesel and petrol from jerrycans before crossing into Thai waters.▶ 8:35 Conditions build to 20–22 knots with swell and whitecaps; the crew puts in their first-ever reef, working through the reefing line, halyard, and clutch sequence while running a full jib.▶ 19:27 Camille explains how wind accelerates over a nearby mountain and disperses further offshore.▶ 17:32 Boat speed at one point drops to 2.19 knots despite 20-knot winds, improving once the sail is properly trimmed.▶ 4:47 A handline trolls for fish with no result.▶ 28:25 The passage covers roughly six hours; the crew anchors at Koh Lipe in 11.1 metres with a snubber set at sunset.▶ 31:44 The entire passage is filmed from a GoPro worn by Camille, giving a first-person deck-level perspective of departure, docking at a fuel stop, sail handling, reefing, and anchoring. The first reef confirmed that proper reefing line tension and halyard coordination matter more than speed when conditions build.

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