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The crew of the 40-ft sailboat Guaira prepares for a passage from Dublin, Ireland, to A Coruña, Spain, while navigating unfavorable wind forecasts.0:38 To ensure stability and comfort during the transit, the crew balances the boat’s weight, including the hydrogenerator, and stocks the galley with pre-prepared meals to minimize cooking during potential bouts of seasickness.6:13 The vessel carries 950 liters of fresh water, supplemented by an onboard osmosis system that the crew prefers to use in port rather than underway due to its high water consumption.7:57 A dehumidifier manages moisture in the cabins, and the crew organizes essential tools and supplies in designated compartments to prevent shifting in heavy seas.5:38 The four-person crew, including owners Alex and Daniela, crew member Nano, and a guest, monitors weather patterns using the Beaufort scale to time their departure.1:20 They plan to depart at dawn, aiming for a direct route across the Bay of Biscay.0:55

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