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The crew departs a secluded bay in Panama for a 120-nautical-mile passage to Golfito, Costa Rica.7:04 While the route is historically characterized by light winds and frequent motoring, the vessel encounters 18 to 20 knots of wind on the beam, allowing for consistent speeds of 7.5 to 9 knots under sail.13:28 The transit takes approximately 24 hours.7:20 During the final days in Panama, the crew explores remote anchorages, observes bioluminescence and dolphins, and encounters local wildlife including howler monkeys.3:31 Upon arrival in Costa Rica, the crew experiences calm, glassy conditions and plans to spend three weeks exploring the region.14:29 The passage concludes with minor gear issues, including a suspected puncture in a dinghy or inflatable.15:41

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