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WE’RE OFF AGAIN! Course for INDONESIA: Here’s how to come ABOARD with us

6 settembre 2026 · 10 min · 2K visualizzazioni · Brisbane

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Max and Ale are departing Scarborough, Australia, to begin a multi-year voyage toward Indonesia. The planned route heads north toward the Torres Strait, with an expected arrival in late October. The itinerary includes several months in the Raja Ampat region, followed by a southward progression toward the Sulawesi and Komodo archipelagos between February and September. The final leg involves transiting the Strait of Malacca toward Singapore and Malaysia, where the boat will undergo maintenance before a planned return to Italy in 2028. To increase content frequency, the crew is introducing a tiered subscription model via YouTube and Patreon. These tiers offer access to unedited short videos, a live dashboard displaying real-time boat data such as wind speed and solar charging, and a private WhatsApp community. Future plans include installing a fixed camera for constant streaming, contingent on Starlink connectivity. The departure from Scarborough requires precise timing to navigate a shallow sandbar passage based on tidal conditions.

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