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Erica and Warren sail from the north coast of Maui toward Molokai, Hawaii, covering a 10-nautical-mile passage.13:16 After anchoring in a crowded, resort-lined bay on Maui, the crew confirms the anchor is set in sand, noting the seabed consists of patchy hard pan and dead coral.5:58 The following day, they depart for the north coast of Molokai to view its sea cliffs, which are among the highest in the world.13:28 The crew observes that the north coast of Molokai remains isolated and largely inaccessible to tourists due to local efforts to preserve privacy and protect the landscape.16:06 They maintain a policy of viewing the coastline exclusively from the water, as landing requires difficult-to-obtain permits.17:15 The passage involves a stiff breeze and overcast conditions that clear into sunshine.14:59

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