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Kiribati by sailboat - We visit Abaiang, the lonely atoll but with new friends - (Ep. 2 2024)

27 de marzo de 2024 · 32 min · 5K visitas · Abaiang

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A cruising couple sailing the Gilbert Islands in Kiribati navigates from Tarawa to Abaiang, an atoll 20 miles to the north, to secure a two-week stay permit from local authorities.10:37 The crew encounters unstable weather patterns in the South Pacific, characterized by sudden wind shifts and violent squalls that force them to relocate their anchorage multiple times within the atoll to maintain shelter.14:05 During one severe weather event, a 180-degree wind shift from northeast to southwest caused gusts to spike from 15 to 33 knots, forcing an emergency anchor retrieval that resulted in minor aesthetic damage to the boat.18:46 The crew reports significant fouling on their Coppercoat antifouling paint, which they attribute to high water temperatures in the region.22:34 After hosting local residents Nick and Lisa for dinner, the sailors prepare to return to Tarawa to clear out before attempting a passage to the Marshall Islands.23:18 Unpredictable weather and shifting wind directions in this region frequently necessitate reactive anchoring changes and constant monitoring of local conditions.

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