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The crew of the sailboat Wayra transits the Portuguese coast from the Cíes Islands, Galicia, to Sancti Petri, Spain, in a three-day non-stop passage.2:21 The vessel maintains an average speed of 5.5 knots with winds at 120 to 130 degrees apparent, utilizing a spinnaker to maximize performance in downwind conditions.10:46 The crew manages a minor oil leak in the transmission, planning to replace the gear oil upon arrival in Sancti Petri.11:57 Navigation includes passing Peniche, Cascais, and Lisbon before rounding Cabo de São Vicente.7:36 The crew monitors reports of orca activity, noting recent sightings near Estepona, and employs a two-hose system on the stern for freshwater and saltwater showers to conserve resources.8:52 While underway, the owners evaluate long-term storage options for the boat, comparing annual costs between Greece and various Mediterranean ports.4:45 The passage concludes with the crew successfully adapting to multi-day watch rotations and consistent offshore sailing.8:12

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