ATLANTIC OCEAN CROSSING whilst I'm Pregnant | Sailing South Africa to St Helena Island... Ep 446
12 de junho de 2026 · 25 min · 38K visualizações · Saldanha Bay, South Africa
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O que este vídeo aborda
Tallulah, 16 weeks pregnant, departs Saldanha Bay, South Africa aboard the Tayana 47 CC Nandji 2 bound for St Helena Island — the first leg of a 7,000-nautical-mile Atlantic crossing to the Caribbean.▶ 0:05 A two-day immigration delay over pending visa extensions pushed departure to 2 p.m. instead of early morning.▶ 0:49 A pre-departure ultrasound confirmed the baby's heartbeat and measurements were normal, clearing a key concern before going offshore.▶ 1:10 The crew runs six-hour night watches — Tallulah 6 p.m. to midnight, Josh midnight to 6 a.m. — with daytime naps to manage fatigue and pregnancy rest needs.▶ 4:43 AIS failed to display a nearby ship before departure and continued malfunctioning at sea; on morning three, a ship appeared close aboard while Tallulah stood watch alone, triggering a frightened shout that woke the crew.▶ 4:12 The routing strategy follows a heading of 300–330 degrees to work north out of a low-pressure squeeze between two South Atlantic highs, aiming to reach the southwest trade winds for a beam reach to St Helena at 15 degrees south.▶ 3:17 Light and variable winds forced motoring and upwind sailing rather than the downwind run planned.▶ 8:04 The passage covers 32 degrees south to 12 degrees north.▶ 10:21 Marine insurance provider Keen is discussed, including how they structure navigation limits and handle mid-passage policy changes by email.▶ 10:34
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