Sailing Nandji - Frothlyfevidéo

LIFE AT SEA Sailing the SOUTHERN coast of AFRICA! Ep 402

20 mai 2025 · 28 min · 46K vues · South Africa & Cape of Good Hope

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The crew of Nandji - Frothlyfe sails from East London, South Africa, toward Knysna, navigating the challenging conditions of the South African coastline.Watch The passage involves managing the Agulhas Current, which creates significant swell and convection, before transitioning to calmer waters along the south coast. The crew maintains a course five to seven miles offshore to avoid being pushed further out to sea by the current. During the 140-mile transit, the boat experiences heavy rolling in three-meter swells, necessitating motor-sailing and reefing the headsail. The crew eventually diverts to Plettenberg Bay to wait for favorable conditions to enter the Knysna Heads, a narrow, shallow passage known for breaking waves and strong tidal currents. The transit requires precise timing with high tide and low ground swell to ensure a safe entry. The crew observes significant wildlife, including dolphins and large colonies of Cape Fur seals, while navigating the region. Proper boat selection and understanding intended use remain critical for comfort during offshore passages in heavy sea states.

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