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Finally on a long voyage | We're anchored off the smallest of the Canary Islands

11 de enero de 2026 · 19 min · 82K visitas · La Orotava, Spain

Turquoise waves lap volcanic shore of La Graciosa island

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Thilo and Leonie, sailing the 560-nautical-mile passage from Barbate, Spain, to the Canary Islands aboard their boat, the Blue Horizon, complete the journey without using the engine.0:51 Upon arrival, they anchor off the island of La Graciosa, where they spend several days exploring the volcanic landscape and local culture.1:27 The crew catches a red sea bream (Rotbrasse) using shrimp as bait and prepares it on a salvaged Magma grill.8:55 During their stay, they visit the village of Caleta de Sebo, observe a regatta featuring traditional Bacchios fishing boats, and cycle across the island’s sandy terrain to reach remote beaches.10:31 The anchorage provides stable holding in consistent wind conditions, allowing for dinghy trips to snorkeling spots and nearby shores.18:08 Despite the cold water temperatures, the crew utilizes neoprene suits for morning swims.18:33 The passage and subsequent stay mark the beginning of their long-term cruising lifestyle, emphasizing the transition to self-sufficient, remote exploration.

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