The BLUEST Water we've ever seen!! [EP 75] | Sailing Millennial Falcon
December 16, 2019 · 17 min · 43K views · Salt Whistle Bay, Mayreau Island
What this video covers
The crew of the Millennial Falcon encounters difficult anchoring conditions in Salt Whistle Bay, Mayroot Island, due to deep water, rocky bottom composition, and thin sand cover.8:02 After two failed attempts to set the anchor, the crew opts to pay 60 EC for a mooring ball to ensure the vessel's security.7:08 The transit continues with a four-mile downwind sail to Union Island, followed by a passage to Tyrrell Bay, Carriacou, for customs clearance.10:45 The crew reports calm conditions with winds under 15 knots during the transit.11:11 Upon arrival in Tyrrell Bay, the crew notes high vessel density and proceeds to clear into Grenada.14:13 The passage marks the crew's arrival in a region considered safe from the hurricane season.12:34 The crew reflects on previous extensive repairs performed in Carriacou, including teak deck replacement and keel drying, noting that these past maintenance efforts improved the boat's current functionality.15:53
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