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Wildly Intrepid Sailing · video

Sailing to REMOTE Jumentos Islands [E356]

November 9, 2025 · 16 min · 1K views · Water Quay, Ragged Islands

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Alex, Cory, and their crew sail from the Exumas to Thompson Bay on Long Island, Bahamas, before transiting the Commer Channel toward the remote Ragged Islands.▶ 0:00 Strong 30-knot winds force a multi-day stay in Thompson Bay, where the crew explores the island and visits the Paradiso Beach Club.▶ 0:48 The passage through the Commer Channel occurs near low tide, with depths reaching six feet, providing only six inches of clearance under the keel.▶ 10:55 The crew notes the transition from the exposed, windy conditions of the Exumas to a calm, downwind sail toward the Ragged Islands.▶ 9:27 They prepare for the remote, amenity-free nature of the Raggeds by relying on their newly installed water maker and Starlink for connectivity.▶ 11:29 Upon arrival at Water Quay, the crew searches for a missing dinghy at night, eventually discovering it wedged under a cockpit cushion.▶ 15:19 The crew confirms that reliable water production and satellite internet are essential for extended stays in remote, infrastructure-free island chains.

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