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The crew of the Sunreef 62 Supernova prepares for an Atlantic crossing by completing critical maintenance in Portimao, Portugal.0:01 The primary objective is replacing the standing rigging, a task deemed essential for the upcoming passage to the Canary Islands.0:39 While at anchor, the crew also addresses secondary repairs, including re-bedding leaking hatches, rerouting electrical lines for the refrigerator, and modifying the mainsail to improve its shape and prevent damage to the hardtop.48:30 They utilize the PredictWind app to monitor weather patterns and identify a suitable window for departure.7:08 The vessel remains in an area known for orca interactions, prompting the crew to maintain vigilance during coastal transits.0:06 Despite the arrival of a damaged shipment of electronics and the anticipation of a severe storm bringing up to 200 millimeters of rain, the crew continues to prioritize rigging work and general boat preparation.43:24

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