SAWLORS - Sailing Around the World · video

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Navigating the canal network in the Netherlands requires frequent bridge maneuvers and coordination with rail schedules. Thais Canado and Beto Toledo transit through multiple bridges and a small lock while moving their boat toward The Hague. The crew manages tight turns in confined marina spaces by positioning the bow to pivot the vessel, often waiting for other traffic to clear before proceeding in a convoy. One railway bridge operates on a strict schedule, requiring the boat to arrive within a four-minute window to avoid a significant delay. Upon reaching the marina in The Hague, the crew secures the boat and explores the area, including a visit to the Madurodam miniature park. The transit involves constant adjustments to wind and current, with the crew successfully navigating the narrow passages without incident.

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