Sailing Sea Dream of Clyde · video

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The crew of the 2,000-mile passage from the Pacific Northwest to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, aboard the Sea Dream of Clyde, reports light winds and heavy marine traffic during the final leg of their journey.4:24 While crossing shallow banks near the Baja Peninsula, the vessel encounters significant wildlife, including dolphins, sharks, and swordfish, alongside erratic sport fishing boats that force emergency course corrections.2:20 Upon arrival in Cabo San Lucas, the crew finds the anchorage overcrowded with jet skis and high-speed boat traffic, prompting a quick departure.9:29 They clear customs and resupply using a paddleboard after their dinghy engine fails.8:56 The vessel then proceeds 15 miles north to the quieter anchorage of La Pamela to escape the congestion.13:32 The passage concludes with the crew preparing to enter the Gulf of California, noting that the transition from remote coastal cruising to high-traffic tourist hubs requires careful navigation and patience.14:33

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