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A 38-foot sailboat departs San Juan, Puerto Rico, for a coastal passage to the island’s east coast, carrying three crew members and a guest. The crew times their departure for early morning to avoid predicted afternoon headwinds and opposing swells common to the region.2:20 Shortly after clearing the bay, the wind shifts, forcing the crew to douse the genoa and rely on the engine for the remainder of the transit.3:05 During the passage, the crew catches several tuna using basic handlines and improvised gear, despite lacking formal fishing experience or equipment.11:07 They navigate to Cayo Icacos, a popular, tourist-heavy cay, where they anchor for the day.24:42 The crew observes the local Caribbean custom of socializing in shallow water with music and drinks, noting the contrast to beach culture in Spain and Argentina.30:01 After spending the day at Cayo Icacos, the crew prepares to weigh anchor and continue their passage toward Isla Palomino, Fajardo, or Isleta Marina, depending on wind conditions and anchorage protection.34:05

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