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An era ends aboard Chez | Ep. 107 - Chez Team

12. juli 2026 · 38 min · 63K visninger · Musha Cay, Exumas, Bahamas

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The crew of the sailboat *Chez* navigates the Exumas in the Bahamas, concluding a six-week passage with guest Mariana before her departure from Great Exuma.11:53 The transit involves exploring local landmarks, including an iguana-populated island and a submerged cave system in the Exumas, before executing a 10-hour passage to Georgetown.1:18 During the final leg, the crew manages a headwind and opposing swell, necessitating short tacks to maintain progress against the current at the cuts.27:11 The vessel maintains a speed of 3 knots at 2,000 RPM while navigating these tidal inlets, where wind-against-tide conditions create significant current.25:32 The crew emphasizes the importance of timing these passages to coincide with favorable weather windows to avoid worsening conditions.24:47 Following the arrival in Georgetown, the crew prepares for a transition in personnel and future Caribbean travel.27:15 The experience highlights the logistical demands of hosting guests while maintaining a liveaboard lifestyle, including the necessity of managing onboard chores and adapting to the physical challenges of snorkeling and kiteboarding in remote island environments.

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