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Nika tests an 11.6-foot inflatable Kulka SUP for shore excursions from the boat, finding it more stable and easier to launch than a kayak.0:46 The board weighs 15 kilograms and accommodates two people plus the dog, Borger.0:52 While anchored in a remote bay near Punta Soledad, Mexico, the crew uses the SUP to land on a beach littered with fish remains from local panga fishermen.3:45 The anchorage offers good holding and protection from swell, allowing the crew to avoid a time-consuming stop in La Paz for provisions.4:43 Nika paddles to shore at Punta Soledad to buy groceries, eventually securing a ride from a local resident named Jesus to transport the supplies back to the beach.8:04 Flo completes a second trip to retrieve the remaining items.8:32 The crew plans to continue north toward Isla Espiritu Santo and Potico, prioritizing remote anchorages over city stops while managing limited food and diesel reserves.9:22

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