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Navigating the Yasawa Islands in Fiji during the cyclone season requires constant route adjustments due to unstable weather, shifting winds, and frequent squalls.2:38 While cruising near Naviti and Drawaka, the crew relies on satellite charts to navigate reef-strewn waters, as standard electronic charts often lack the necessary detail for safe passage.3:13 An attempt to anchor at Somo Somo fails because ocean swells from the north create uncomfortable surge in the bay, and poor visibility makes anchoring near coral heads risky.13:02 The crew frequently relocates to find protection from changing wind directions, specifically avoiding anchorages exposed to the south as low-pressure fronts approach.10:23 After experiencing heavy rain and squalls, the crew decides to end their island exploration and sails to Vuda Marina to haul out and secure the boat for the cyclone season.14:24 Relying on pre-planned routes is often impractical, as changing weather patterns necessitate frequent, real-time navigation decisions.

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