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Harder than 100 nautical miles - is fog @XTripSailing Sailing #210
June 20, 2025 · 25 min · 8K views · Barth
What this video covers
Micha, the host of XTRIP SAILING, attempts a coastal transit from Warnemünde to a boatyard in Barth, Germany, during February.Watch The passage requires navigating shallow, buoyed channels in near-zero visibility due to dense fog. Relying on a chart plotter and tablet for navigation, the host maneuvers through narrow sections where depths drop to 1.1 meters and submerged stones pose a risk to the vessel.21:18 After three hours of slow, cautious motoring, the host decides to anchor in a deeper, open area off the main channel rather than risk continuing to the destination in worsening conditions.22:48 The transit covers approximately 8 miles of the 15-mile journey.24:22 During the trip, the host prepares a cake using an Omnia stovetop oven, noting that the device requires careful heat management to prevent burning.17:06 The experience highlights the difficulty of navigating restricted, unlit coastal waterways in low-visibility conditions compared to open-ocean sailing.
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