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Micha and Antje complete the final leg of a long-distance voyage from Greenland to Germany, sailing from Klintholm, Denmark, to Warnemünde, Germany.10:45 The crew departs Klintholm in 25-knot winds, opting to sail under a single Genoa to maintain speeds exceeding 6 knots.2:58 During the transit, they navigate the Baltic Sea, managing cold temperatures of 3 to 5 degrees Celsius and coordinating course adjustments to avoid commercial traffic, including the Stena Nordica and Finlines ferries.16:58 The passage covers approximately 60 nautical miles in roughly 8 hours, with the boat reaching speeds of 7.3 knots.24:50 Upon arrival at the Warnemünde sea canal, the crew identifies the entrance using the two lights on the stone wall.24:12 This transit concludes a 140-day journey totaling over 2,800 nautical miles from Iceland and Greenland.10:35 The voyage ends with the boat docking in Warnemünde, where the crew is met by friends and family.25:39

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