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WE DIDN'T EXPECT TO ENCOUNTER THIS WHILE SAILING IN NEW YORK! | Ep. 79 - Chez Team

21. september 2025 · 30 min · 51K visninger · New York

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Navigating the East River in New York requires precise timing to manage strong tidal currents and heavy ferry traffic.9:11 A cruising sailboat transiting from the Hudson River toward Long Island Sound must time the passage through Hell's Gate to coincide with slack water, as currents can reach six knots and create dangerous, turbulent conditions for vessels.9:27 During the transit, the crew encountered an unforecasted squall with 30-knot winds while navigating near the Statue of Liberty, forcing them to steer into ferry wakes to maintain stability.2:58 The route involves passing under numerous bridges, including the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges, and requires monitoring for potential closures near the United Nations building during diplomatic assemblies.12:06 After successfully clearing the East River, the vessel continued toward Port Washington, transitioning from motor-sailing in restricted channels to open-water sailing in the Long Island Sound.19:01 Proper tidal planning and awareness of local traffic patterns are essential for safely navigating the complex currents and high-density commercial activity of New York City waterways.

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