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The crew of a cruising sailboat transits the Georgia and Florida coast, navigating the Atlantic and the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) while visiting historic ports. After departing Savannah, Georgia, the vessel exits through an inlet to sail offshore for 24 hours to reach Cumberland Island, where the crew explores the ruins of the Dungeness mansion and observes wild horses and armadillos.▶ 9:17 The journey continues to Fernandina Beach and concludes with an entry into the St. Augustine inlet.▶ 14:22 The crew notes that the St. Augustine inlet requires caution due to breaking waves and strong currents, particularly when wind opposes the outgoing tide.▶ 15:43 During the passage, the vessel undergoes a routine boarding by the U.S. Coast Guard and Border Patrol, the third such inspection encountered in the United States, which involved a standard review of passports and clearance documentation.▶ 8:03 The crew highlights the use of electric scooters for shore exploration and emphasizes the importance of timing inlet arrivals with daylight and favorable weather windows.▶ 3:26

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