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Sailing Alone to Australia over 1200 Miles Across the Tasman Sea on a 30ft Sailboat

4 mai 2024 · 1h 13m · 222K vues · Tasman Sea

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A solo sailor completes a 1,200-nautical-mile passage across the Tasman Sea from New Zealand to Sydney, Australia, aboard a 30-foot sailboat.1:11:22 The voyage, intended for Hobart, shifts to Sydney after the sailor discovers that Eden, Australia, does not permit clearance for non-commercial vessels.29:37 Throughout the 12-day transit, the sailor manages equipment failures, including a malfunctioning electronic bilge pump—fixed by clearing a check valve—and the loss of a winch handle overboard.21:20 Communication issues arise when the Iridium GO satellite system fails, causing concern for the shore team until the vessel nears the coast.46:55 The sailor maintains a strategy of staying between 38 and 39 degrees latitude to avoid the worst of the "roaring 40s" while navigating variable winds and frequent squalls.9:18 Despite motoring for 69 hours to avoid dangerous weather systems, the vessel arrives in Sydney Harbor under sail.1:08:03 The passage concludes a multi-year Pacific crossing from Los Angeles.1:12:14 Flexibility and redundant communication plans remain essential for solo offshore passages.

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