Sailing Yabá · video

What this video covers

The crew of Yabá explores the anchorages of Ilha Grande, Brazil, transitioning from remote bays to the main town of Abrão for provisioning. They anchor in Lagoa Azul, a protected, shallow bay popular with tour boats, before moving to Praia do Pozo.2:25 From Praia do Pozo, the crew hikes a trail through the forest to reach Lopes Mendes, a beach facing the Atlantic known for its surf.5:11 The crew manages dinghy landings by timing them with the tide to ensure the boat remains secure on the sand.14:07 After depleting their food stores in isolated areas, they relocate to Abrão to restock at local markets.10:26 When anchoring in busier areas, the crew prioritizes distance from other vessels and monitors tidal changes to manage their dinghy and chain scope.11:34 The crew also announces their upcoming attendance at the Annapolis Sailboat Show in Maryland, scheduled for October 9–11.6:27

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