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Triteia Goes Back in the Water and Sets Off To Explore Thailand's Magical Islands!

15 juin 2026 · 26 min · 27K vues · Thailand

Sailor aboard Triteia cruises past Thai limestone islands

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After two months on the hard at Apo Marina, James relaunches Triteia, an Alberg 30, and makes the first passage to anchor off an island in Thailand.2:30 The relaunch bill runs close to $3,000 for haulout and storage; James disputes a charge for an extra week and negotiates to keep slip S20 for several days at no additional cost since the full month was already paid.2:46 The main mechanical concern is a new engine and a cutlass bearing that binds at low RPM, stalling the engine — a problem that first appeared maneuvering into the slip and recurred in the same spot where James nearly lost his rig on a previous visit.14:01 He tows the dinghy on the hip during departure so he can slip it quickly if the engine fails near other boats.16:14 A Thai visa expiry one week out drives the departure timeline.16:30 The anchorage, located roughly 1.4 miles from Apo Marina in 14 feet of water, is initially crowded with day-tour boats; James uses Navionics anchor-drop data to pick a spot and finds the tour boats clear out shortly after he sets the hook.24:16 Engine alignment after splashing is confirmed as the fix for cutlass bearing binding, since hull shape changes once the boat is waterborne.14:36

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