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Pushing limits in Bonaire [Ep. 69]
November 22, 2024 · 49 min · 20K views · Spanish Waters, Curacao
What this video covers
The crew of the catamaran Supernova sails 40 miles from Spanish Waters, Curacao, to Bonaire, navigating around thunderstorm systems that frequently move north from the Venezuelan coast.2:16 Upon arrival, the crew discovers that anchoring is prohibited in Bonaire to protect the reef, forcing them to secure a mooring ball at a cost of $35 per night.11:38 The crew notes that Starlink service is unavailable in Bonaire, and they utilize the local marina for dinghy access.17:54 During their stay, they tour a semi-submersible vessel operated by Aquaspace Bonaire, visit the salt shipping piers, and explore the island by scooter.22:56 Darcy achieves a personal free-diving depth of 30 meters at a local dive site.46:09 After completing customs clearance, the crew prepares for an overnight passage to the Los Roques archipelago in Venezuela, having secured the necessary visas for a two-week stay.47:31
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