Sailing Big Lost · video

What this video covers

The crew of the catamaran Big Lost cruises the Exuma Cays in the Bahamas, traveling in company with the vessels Viva La Shred and Ada.0:29 They navigate Sanctuary Creek at high tide to reach the "washing machine," a natural tidal current feature that acts as a lazy river for swimmers.3:54 The crew explores the area by dinghy and paddleboard, observing marine life including nurse sharks, sea turtles, and a tiger shark.10:28 After departing Shroud Cay, they sail toward Warderick Wells with one reef in the main, maintaining speeds of eight knots.11:33 Unable to secure a mooring ball at Warderick Wells, they anchor near Emerald Rocks, coordinating their approach with the deeper-draft monohull Ada.12:10 The crew concludes their visit with a hike to the top of Boo Boo Hill, where they participate in the traditional practice of leaving a sign bearing their boat's name as an offering to Neptune for safe passage.18:12

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