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Sailing Life in Brazil (Unfiltered Moments & Ocean Surprises) — Sailing Yabá 283
September 14, 2025 · 30 min · 53K views · Brazil
What this video covers
The crew of Yabá, a cruising sailboat, navigates the coastal waters of Brazil near Florianopolis and Ilha Comprida while managing shifting weather patterns and anchorage selection. During a period of cold, rainy weather, the crew utilizes a stand-up paddleboard to explore local trails and observes traditional canoe construction from Garapuvu trees.▶ 2:32 When conditions improve, they motor to Ilha Comprida, anchoring in 10 to 12 meters of water with 50 meters of chain and a 50-kilogram Bruce anchor.▶ 18:14 The crew employs a secondary, easily removable snubber to protect the windlass while anchored in exposed areas, prioritizing the ability to depart quickly if wind shifts occur.▶ 19:01 Although they initially plan to spearfish, concerns regarding boat security in gusty conditions lead them to relocate to a more sheltered anchorage before diving.▶ 21:56 The passage concludes with the sighting of two spotted eagle rays swimming near the vessel, which the crew documents via drone.▶ 26:50
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