Sailing Yacht Zora · video

What this video covers

Yacht Zora departs Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, for an Atlantic crossing with a crew of three.1:46 The vessel maintains a heading of 260 degrees, initially tracking toward Cape Verde as a potential emergency stopover before planning a turn toward Martinique.4:32 During the first 72 hours, the crew averages 120 to 130 miles per day at speeds of 5 to 6 knots.11:22 Consistent swells cause breaking waves to wash over the deck and occasionally enter the wheelhouse, requiring minor repairs to seal leaks.3:50 The crew operates on a four-hour on, eight-hour off watch system to manage fatigue while adjusting to the constant motion of the boat.4:05 Daily tasks, including meal preparation and personal hygiene, take significantly longer due to the rough sea state.6:46 By the third day, the crew reports finding their sea legs and settling into the routine of the passage.9:55

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