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SEASON FINALE: The life we always wanted became a reality… [Ep.110] The Bohemia Journey
May 30, 2026 · 24 min · 38K views · Isla Isabela
Sailboat anchors near Isabela’s iconic rock stacks, seabirds perched.
What this video covers
Tomas and Agus complete the season-ending leg of a 7,000-mile, five-month passage aboard Bohemia, arriving at Ensenada de los Muertos in the Sea of Cortez after departing from what they call Ningkor six months prior.▶ 22:03 The final stretch runs roughly 300 miles from Barra de Navidad, passing Cabo Corriente — the last cape before the Sea of Cortez — and stopping at Isla Isabela, described as Mexico's Galápagos for its seabird colonies, where they anchor in 8 meters over rocky bottom with exceptional visibility.▶ 2:40 Most of the passage runs under motor in calm, windless conditions, burning diesel and averaging around 5–6 knots; wind fills in briefly at 15 knots on a beam reach for the final 120 miles.▶ 1:02 The crew includes their infant Taji, and the transcript details the aboard routine: feeding, washing cloth diapers dried on deck, shared night watches, and solo guard shifts while the other parent sleeps.▶ 3:49 A companion boat catches a 1.3-meter, 30-kg yellowfin tuna and passes it across in a boat-to-boat exchange for a coconut water.▶ 17:04 Seabirds roosting on the spreaders foul the deck with guano that stains the fiberglass.▶ 16:05 Bioluminescence and jellyfish-like microorganisms in the water mark the approach to the Sea of Cortez.▶ 0:51 Raising a baby aboard a passage-making sailboat demands a structured rotation of childcare and watch-keeping that leaves little margin for either parent.
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