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FROM ANCHORAGE TO ANCHORAGE, IT'S DISCOVERY
December 14, 2025 · 41 min · 4K views
What this video covers
Sailing on anchor between stops along what appears to be a Cape Verde island coastline, the crew of Odin moves through several anchorages and explores a large, sprawling city on foot. At the main stop, check-in at the capitainerie costs €17–18 for six nights at anchor, plus a €5 shower card; diesel runs €1.19 per liter.2:02 The dinghy dock stretches roughly 30 meters.1:18 The city proves difficult without a car — buses don't run on weekends, and the urban sprawl makes walking impractical.6:56 A Sunday visit to a large aquarium costs €29 per person; the main tank is 36 meters long, 7.3 meters high, and holds 120 tonnes of water.13:36 An ongoing energy deficit on board drives the decision-making: 400W of solar panels fall short, Starlink gets unplugged to save power, and the autopilot drains the batteries fast.4:18 The crew runs the engine to charge batteries and considers adding a cheap wind generator sourced from Vébor.4:17 The outboard fuel cap fell overboard, leaving the dinghy engine temporarily without a cap; a Honda Marine dealer later supplies an air filter, fuel filter, oil filter, impeller, and spare anode.20:31 The Raymarine drag alarm at 42 meters proves more reliable than phone-based anchor watch apps.19:59
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