Cea mai periculoasă intrare în port din lume

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1. I saw the small thumbnail photo and title and thought that looks like Knysna. Mind you I've only been there once when visiting South Africa for my daughter's wedding but I recognized the big cliff. When I was there I remember thinking, "Man I wouldn't want to bring a boat through that opening." I guess I was right.

2. Don't know if you still there, if so, try the castles on the beach at Knoetzie beach absolutely beautiful

3. A bit of a dolphin pod starts at 300

4. My scariest harbor entrance so far is Man-o-War cay in the Bahamas.

5. Okay now you guys must come int the lagoon at Saldanha as well as into Veldrift 🙂 u wil enjoy it there its both beautiful places xxx

6. love is put in by people that know what you need so all is good

7. A thoroughly enjoyable episode, you beautiful Canadians, thank you 🍁

8. Nice shots of the NSRI volunteers

9. Did you know NSRI crews are all unpaid volunteers. And even if you are towed or rescued it's free.

10. Lovely footage guys

11. Wow, yes, that does look dangerous. Almost as dangerous as my home port, Humboldt Bay, far northern California. I've been out in it as a news photographer (even though I'm an engineer, they couldn't find anyone who would go out and video the oil tankers ect caught on shoals because they had gone too far south in the harbor. I have even been out on a little crab boat. Our harbor is about the same waves but much narrower. You have to do it when the tides are favorable ! If they are not favorable I've seen huge waves at the entrance. There are two very narrow long jetties to supposedly make entering it a little safer but folks either get on the wrong side of the jetty or crash into the jetty on the way in. Yes, I remember East London mentioned when Delos was there, but they didn't even mention the dangerous harbor or video it that I can remember anyway. When you get your forecasts you must look at both models ? So yes, I have seen the scary situation where you can't get the spinnaker down because you waited too long. What is the best cruisers guide for the run down the coast ?

12. If you rig a snatch block on the snuffer line, you can pull up while hauling it down……much safer than having the spinnaker lifting you off the deck (that was always fun…)

13. Great video guys. The little ones are to cute.

14. Why german flag?

15. Awesome video guys. Wear gloves to give you much more grip strength when bringing in spinnaker etc. All so wont burn skin. Of course you know this but safety reminder😊

16. o wow you guys are next door to us… We live in George. 40 min drive from Knysna… We have been watching you guys since about 2016/7.. Maybe will try and come visit you guys 😉

17. Well done for going through the heads . Hope you Addo elephant park . And go kite in the best kite spot inSA cannon rocks 👍

18. 🇨🇦🥃🤙

19. 🤎💙💚

20. Don’t ever buy a house, you guys belong on the water, y’all do it so well 💚💙🤎✊✅🤌

21. Are you guys being affected by the cyclone 😮🇨🇦🙏🏻

22. U guys make the world seem so small

23. The more you attack the orange spinnaker the stronger it gets.

24. Radio rebooting right when you're starting a transmission sounds like a power issue. Stability of the supply power, or maybe a little too much interference into it from the output power to the antenna.

25. I am loving your sail around our beautiful country. 🇿🇦 I am not surprised that they know who you are. Some of the best and wholesome family sailing content available on YouTube.

26. The most dangerous entry is the Columbia River. Leave it to the British to claim otherwise.

27. Wellcome to South Africa. That is our weather. Very unpredictable. I use to do commercial fishing for 4 years from Mosselbay. I listened to four weather station's predictions every morning and they were never correct.

28. Even experienced skippers have been caught out on flat days in the Knysna Heads. It’s the unexpected freak wave that can wipe a boat out.

    I’ve sailed my 21’ in and out a few times. It’s never ‘easy.’ Uneventful perhaps, but not easy ….

29. oh, sorry you missed mossel bay, our hometown, would've loved to come down and say hi. 🤪 maybe next time……..😜

30. I am from the time when spinnaker socks did not exist and taking a spinnaker down was a 3 or 4 man fight to keep it from going under the boat and taking the mast with it.
    Funny how something that simple and obvious changed the life of of cruisers so much.
    Great video again,thank you
    PS:I want to reincarnate as a dolphin, way to much fun!

31. I watched the Pardeys sail through the Knysna Heads. I’ve always gone through with furled sails under engine. It can get very interesting when the weather starts pumping – usually resulting in the Heads being closed. We actually surfed through on one occasion at over 20 knots – heart in mouth stuff.

32. Welcome to our home town. Yes an amazing entrance into the lagoon. You guys must go and watch the Knysna Sea Horses at the Parks Board Offive on Thesens Island.

33. Hi, are you guys still in knysna? Huge fan over here and I would love to meet you!!!

34. Equipment in the hut was a bearing device.

35. They say if you can sail in New Zealand you can sail anywhere !

36. 4 am! Ugh. I'm going to hazard a guess there's not many out there who feel differently. 😉
    All the dolphins! So cool.
    Great lead up, anticipation high….well done.

37. Too many ads

38. What an interesting video. Beautiful. Never seen content on this area.

39. Awesome, future sailor's at the helm!

40. Orange is definitely the new speed colour and 30knot spinnakers are a definite must have…. LOL

41. Are you still in knysna?

42. Please put some gloves on when bringing in the spinnaker in any wind especially when it’s blowing that hard.

43. Wow,that was alot of Dolphins 😊Love watching your travels ❤

44. you should just take your time and if you have to wait, so be it.

45. That's so crazy!

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