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The Most Remote Wave We've Found Yet

June 13, 2026 · 22 min · 17K views · Canggu, Bali

What this video covers

Camille and Jesse, aboard their boat Stella, depart an anchorage at 5 a.m. to locate a remote surf break identified by a local contact.0:21 The crew navigates to the break, anchoring in close proximity to the wave to facilitate access for surfers.5:39 The team monitors wind conditions, noting that early morning departures are necessary to avoid afternoon northwesterlies that degrade wave quality.11:15 While anchored, the crew performs routine engine maintenance, including an oil change, filter replacement, and alternator belt adjustment.15:27 They also replace a severely grooved anchor roller that had worn through its housing.16:27 The crew experiences anchor dragging during the trip, requiring them to reset the ground tackle.21:12 The transit involves sailing between island chains, with the crew managing sail trim and monitoring for potential reef hazards.20:13

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