Sailing Millennial Falcon · video

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The crew of the Millennial Falcon sails from Isla Chiva, Vieques, to Bahia de Sardinas on the western side of Culebra, Puerto Rico.1:10 The 15-mile passage involves motoring and a 15-knot southeasterly breeze that allows for the first sustained sailing in three weeks.1:09 Upon arrival, the crew anchors and uses the local library for internet access to upload content due to limited battery charging capacity on the boat.7:05 Shore activities include refueling with diesel, provisioning, and visiting a dive shop to replace lost equipment.7:28 The crew observes local wildlife, including swimming dogs and lizards, before deciding to bypass further exploration of Culebrita and Flamenco Beach.12:08 To avoid hurricane season risks, they depart Culebra for St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands to source engine parts and continue their transit toward the Lesser Antilles.11:50 The passage to St. Thomas includes a sighting of Sail Rock, and the crew arrives just before sunset.14:26

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