Sailing Zatara · video

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Cruising the Aegean Sea, the crew of Zatara spent 90 days in Turkey to reset their Schengen visa clock before returning to Greece.7:10 The vessel, a catamaran, maintains 5.5 knots in 10 knots of true wind and performs well at 35 to 40 degrees to the wind.8:08 The owners report that the boat’s twin-engine configuration and differential steering simplify docking and med-mooring maneuvers.8:38 Recent technical repairs included replacing a damaged flywheel and flex coupler on the engine.9:20 While anchored near the island of Simi, the crew conducted their first Mediterranean dive, noting clear water and rock formations but a lack of marine life.5:13 They upgraded their dive computers to Shearwater models for improved durability and readability.5:28 The crew continues to sail toward Pythagoria to complete a solar panel installation while managing the 90-day Schengen zone entry requirements.7:16

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