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The crew of the catamaran Nalakai transits from the Banda Islands to Tual in the Kai Islands, Indonesia, covering approximately 50 nautical miles under motor due to light winds.16:16 The passage involves eight people on board, requiring coordinated meal preparation and laundry management.4:53 Upon arrival in Tual, the crew completes customs and immigration procedures to check out of Indonesia before beginning a 14-day passage to Cairns, Australia.18:10 The decision to depart is driven by a specific weather window, despite the crew's desire to explore the region further.21:40 During their stay in Tual, the group visits the Hoang Caves, a site featuring freshwater pools fed by underground springs located about 15 minutes from town.24:34 The crew utilizes Starlink for connectivity while offshore and relies on eSIM apps for local data when in port.19:11 The experience highlights the logistical differences between cruising on a 50-foot catamaran compared to their own vessel, Catalpa, particularly regarding living space, noise levels, and motion.8:05

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