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Thilo and Leonie depart Licata, Sicily, to sail 200 nautical miles west to Sardinia.▶ 8:51 After a period of storage, the crew performs a routine engine and oil check before departing in the evening to capitalize on a favorable weather window.▶ 1:37 The initial leg requires overnight motoring due to light winds along the southern Sicilian coast, though they later encounter 10 to 15 knots of wind, allowing for consistent sailing at 6 to 7 knots on a beam reach.▶ 3:43 The crew manages sail flogging in light air by adjusting the genoa and maintaining steady watch shifts.▶ 21:28 They navigate the final approach to Sardinia in darkness, relying on prior local knowledge to anchor safely at night.▶ 23:10 The passage highlights the transition back to a liveaboard routine, including meal preparation and managing fatigue during night watches. The crew notes that their confidence in the boat’s ground tackle and windlass has significantly improved their anchoring experience compared to their previous vessel.▶ 10:58

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