Family of Six Sailing Across The Pacific Ocean: PART THREE | S3 E5

Part 3 of our Pacific Ocean crossing adventure is here, and we're making fantastic progress from Panama to the stunning Marquesas Islands in French Polynesia.

This episode is all about:

Conquering the night: We take a daring leap and fly our favourite sail through the darkness for the very first time – and keep it up for days!
Ocean camaraderie: We answer the call to assist a fellow vessel with a crew member experiencing kidney stones, but they manage to keep sailing, and we can't quite reach them. We then receive another request for assistance but again, the winds and currents have other plans.
Life at sea, uninterrupted: Join us as we show you the not-so-glamorous but oh-so-important routines that keep our boat ship-shape. We're talking cleaning, working, school, laundry – all the things that make this oceanic adventure possible.
Land ho! After 25 incredible days at sea, the moment we've all been waiting for arrives – we spot land! We reach the breathtaking Nuka Hiva in the Marquesas Islands in the middle of the night.
We did it! Time to stretch our sea legs and explore this spectacular new location.
Get ready for breathtaking night sails, the challenges of fellow sailors, the realities of life on a sailboat, and the pure joy of finally reaching our first destination.

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00:00 Introduction
02:50 Snapshot of the day
05:28 First time with 'Big Red' flying at night
07:36 A Request for At Sea Assistance
14:08 Another Request for Assistance
20:03 Message in a bottle
20:59 Working remotely while crossing an ocean
24:03 Last Day at Sea - What are we looking forward to?
26:31 LAND HO!
28:36 Arriving at night
31:09 Walking on land for the first time in 25 days