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What this video covers

A crew transits 42 nautical miles along the Mediterranean coast toward Cannes, encountering intermittent light winds and frequent interactions with French authorities.0:14 The vessel is stopped twice—once by a military patrol for crossing a restricted zone and later by a lifeboat for a routine check.2:29 The crew motors for much of the passage due to light, inconsistent winds, occasionally sailing at 2 to 3 knots.6:41 Upon arrival in Cannes, the crew maneuvers into a marina berth, opting for a bow-to mooring to manage difficult stern access.18:12 The marina charges 19 euros per night, which the crew notes is unexpectedly affordable for the region.20:03 The passage includes sightings of dolphins and navigation through areas with heavy superyacht traffic.11:05 The crew emphasizes the necessity of remaining vigilant in busy coastal waters and adapting to changing conditions, noting that even planned routes require constant adjustment for military zones and weather shifts.

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