Sailing our small boat around Indonesia(Learning By Doing Ep146)
August 29, 2021 · 25 min · 9K views · Flores
What this video covers
Vernon and Marie-Morgane prepare their monohull, Learning By Doing, for a 120-to-130-mile overnight passage from Adonara, Indonesia, to Kupang.0:31 The crew spends four days at anchor in Kroko Lagoon, navigating coral-heavy waters using satellite maps while managing boat maintenance and meal preparation for the transit.1:17 The passage requires clearing customs and navigating complex Indonesian maritime regulations, which the crew cites as a source of significant pressure. During the stay, the crew experiences the challenges of long-term cruising, including heat fatigue, motion sickness, and the psychological strain of bureaucratic requirements.19:43 The transit plan involves departing at 08:00 to utilize tidal flow, with an estimated 24-hour duration.0:43 The crew relies on pre-purchased takeaway meals to simplify galley tasks during the movement.14:30 The passage serves as a transition to address administrative paperwork in Kupang, which will determine the feasibility of their upcoming seasonal plans.21:59
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