Sailing To A BAJA Desert OASIS & Riding Out 40 knots | Ep. 92
February 7, 2025 · 24 min · 2K views · Mulegé
What this video covers
The crew of *Sea Dream of Clyde* sails from Santa Domingo to the river mouth at Mulegé to resupply before a forecasted gale.0:04 They anchor in the river mouth, noting that the location is only accessible in calm conditions or westerly winds.2:53 After walking into town for groceries and water, they depart for Punta Chivato to seek shelter from an incoming Norte.7:52 They anchor in 8 feet of water over a sandy bottom, joined by other vessels including a catamaran and an Alberg 37.10:59 The gale brings steady winds of 25 to 30 knots with gusts reaching 41 knots, lasting nearly 48 hours.13:39 The boat remains secure, though it accumulates significant dust and sand.17:40 Following the storm, the crew hikes across the headland, observes heavy microplastic pollution on the beach, and snorkels to confirm their anchor is well-buried.18:36 Proper anchoring technique and monitoring weather forecasts are essential for safely riding out high-wind events in the Gulf of California.
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