Sailing Misool: human bones and bat caves (Ep 304)
1 de noviembre de 2025 · 16 min · 2K visitas · Misool
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The crew of *Learning By Doing* explores the remote archipelago of Misool in Raja Ampat, Indonesia, by navigating a Highfield dinghy through limestone karst labyrinths to locate sea caves. These coastal formations frequently contain evidence of historical and contemporary use, including fire pits, drinking bowls, and human remains.1:27 The crew identifies ancient rock paintings depicting dolphins and fish within one cave, while others feature extensive stalactite and stalagmite formations.4:20 Navigating these areas requires caution due to sharp, jagged rocks that pose a puncture risk to the dinghy’s inflatable tubes.2:59 Following the exploration, the crew departs Misool for Balbelo, reporting improved vessel performance and speed after a recent haul-out and bottom cleaning.15:49 The transit involves sailing in 10 to 12 knots of wind, maintaining 7.5 knots over ground despite a 1.5-knot adverse current.15:20
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