The Lazy Geckos ™ · video

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After hearing a suspicious sliding noise and a thud while weighing anchor, the crew of the Lazy Gecko re-anchors to inspect the hull for potential damage.0:51 Finding no issues, they depart for a passage toward the Caribbean, passing Necker Island.1:33 The crew plans a route heading north for eight hours before tacking southeast toward Saba Island.3:30 During the transit, they maintain a heading of approximately 70 degrees with 16 to 17 knots of true wind, utilizing the full mainsail and a single-reefed jib.12:06 They operate the port engine to maintain a speed of six to six and a half knots against a one-to-two-knot current.11:53 The passage includes navigating through nighttime squalls and rough seas before arriving at St. Kitts.12:51 Upon arrival, the crew anchors near the island to observe local volcanic rock formations and wildlife.13:25

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