Sailing Zatara · video

What this video covers

The crew of the 50-ft catamaran Zatara transits 12 miles from Sardinia to a mooring field in Corsica, France.0:10 Upon arrival, the crew performs a Mediterranean mooring, securing the stern to the shore and attaching a bow line to a submerged mooring chain.26:16 To ensure the vessel remains secure against the rocks, the crew dives to inspect the existing mooring lines and adds a secondary line to the main chain.28:53 The crew notes that the mooring costs 50 euros per day.24:19 During the stay, the crew observes jellyfish in the water and engages in cliff jumping from nearby rock formations.34:12 The vessel relies on a generator to charge house batteries, with plans to upgrade to a lithium-ion system upon reaching the United States.2:15 The crew also confirms the condition of the Coppercoat antifouling paint on the hull during their underwater inspections.33:17

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