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We Sail, Anchor and Ride a South Swell at Captain Cook Bay - Big Island | Sailing ‘Iwa - Ep. 24
15 de noviembre de 2021 · 17 min · 199 visitas · Captain Cook Bay, Big Island
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The crew of 'Iwa anchors in Kealakekua Bay, also known as Captain Cook Bay, on the Big Island of Hawaii, while navigating a significant south-southwest swell.9:12 Anchored in 40 feet of water, the crew prepares to depart due to increasing swell heights, which are forecast to reach 5 to 9 feet.9:24 They secure the dinghy to the deck and establish a watch plan to potentially move to a more protected harbor near Kailua-Kona or transit to Maui if conditions deteriorate.11:01 The bay is a marine life conservation area, restricting shore access and snorkeling activities.12:36 During the stay, the crew services a Spectra 150 watermaker, replacing clogged 5-micron and charcoal filters after finding the system was not properly pickled by the previous owner.7:50 The transit to the bay took six hours in light 5-to-10-knot winds.4:02 The crew confirms that anchoring in this location requires a specific permit.16:56
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