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A sailing catamaran navigates the coast of the Big Island, Hawaii, motor-sailing from the north side to the Kona coast.1:56 The crew plans an overnight passage to arrive at Kealakekua Bay, historically known as Captain Cook's Bay, at daybreak.6:59 Anchoring in this bay requires a specific permit from the Department of Land and Natural Resources and strict adherence to regulations protecting coral reefs. To ensure they drop the anchor in sand rather than coral, the crew uses satellite imagery, drone reconnaissance, and visual spotting from the bow.9:20 The vessel is permitted to stay for 72 hours without additional fees.10:48 The crew notes that the area is heavily regulated to prevent overcrowding and environmental damage, requiring advance administrative preparation.17:33 After their stay, the crew intends to sail to Kailua Bay before attempting the 30-mile passage to Maui, which requires careful timing due to wind funneling effects between the islands.18:36

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