Sailing Nandji - Frothlyfevidéo

RAW, RUGGED and WILD! WELCOME TO SOUTH AFRICA! Ep 396

31 mars 2025 · 25 min · 43K vues · Richards Bay

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The crew of Nandji - Frothlyfe arrived at the Zululand Yacht Club in Richards Bay, South Africa, after a 400-nautical-mile passage from Mozambique.0:59 The transit included a severe lightning storm and wind gusts reaching 60 knots, causing significant wear and damage to the vessel.0:24 Due to the holiday season in December, local repair services are fully booked, forcing the crew to perform temporary, self-reliant repairs before continuing their coastal journey.6:14

Following their arrival, the crew traveled to St. Lucia to visit the iSimangaliso Wetland Park.11:32 This World Heritage Site features eight interlinking ecosystems and a large population of hippopotamuses that frequently enter the town at night to graze on residential lawns.14:46 The crew observed Nile crocodiles and hippos during a guided river tour, noting the territorial behavior of the hippos and their dominance over crocodiles in the local ecosystem.15:34 The visit serves as a transition point for the crew as they plan further travel toward Durban and the Drakensberg mountains.3:35

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