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Mads and Ava completed a 665-nautical-mile transit from Florida to Oriental, North Carolina, aboard their 44-foot hurricane-damaged catamaran, *Spiffy*.11:57 The vessel performed reliably during the four-day, sunrise-to-sunset motoring trip, with only minor mechanical issues: a loose alternator bracket on the starboard engine and a small diesel injector leak on the port engine.12:12 Upon arrival at Marine Craft, the crew rafted *Spiffy* alongside a fleet of Antares and PDQ 44 catamarans to prepare for a long-term refit.11:25

During the transit, the crew utilized a Mantis dinghy for excursions along the Intracoastal Waterway.0:35 The 220-pound, rotary-molded plastic tender features integrated storage lockers, a dedicated battery compartment, and transom-mounted beach wheels.10:42 While the crew noted the dinghy’s weight is double that of their inflatable Zodiac, they praised its stability, ruggedness in shallow, debris-filled creeks, and ease of deployment.10:46 The move to North Carolina reduces their monthly mooring costs by $1,000 compared to their previous Florida location.16:01

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