In the YouTube video titled “Who Needs Clothes on a Private Island? – S2:E68,” the Sailing Doodles crew takes us on their eventful journey from Musket Cove Resort to the stunning uninhabited island of New 11 in Fiji. As they sail 15,000 miles in just 10 months, the crew encounters unpredictable winds, a luxurious super yacht, and even a terrifying encounter with a bat. Join us as we dive into this captivating adventure and explore the highs and lows of life on a private island. So sit back, relax, and prepare yourself for a wild ride filled with excitement and unexpected twists.
1. Exploring Musket Cove Resort: A Beautiful Day and Unexpected Challenges
In this episode of Sailing Doodles, our journey takes us to the beautiful Musket Cove Resort. We were craving a break from the open waters and longed for the comfort of land and air conditioning. With a week on land ahead of us, we felt rejuvenated and ready to continue our adventure.
Northward from Musket Cove, we made a quick stop at Man Island, but soon encountered unexpected challenges as the wind picked up. Seeking safety, we found refuge in a nearby bay. As we anchored, we were surprised to see the Google super yacht entering the bay, with their tender instructing us to steer clear. They mistook our presence for an intentional visit, but we took the opportunity to enjoy the sheltered harbor while we waited for the winds to calm down.
The following day, we set sail towards the stunning uninhabited island of New 11. This picturesque location is often used as a filming location for movies and TV shows. Laura, our crew member with a passion for clean oceans, began to explore the island after lunch. Despite the rolling anchorage, she was determined to navigate the island’s jungles in search of adventure. We sighted goats in the distant hills and hoped Laura wouldn’t attempt to bring one back as a meal for our voyage. Little did we know that a surprising encounter awaited her on the island – a bat! This unexpected encounter left Laura with a newfound fear, adding bats to her list of phobias alongside snakes and goats.
Join us on this exhilarating journey as we navigate the challenges and enjoy the breathtaking beauty of Musket Cove Resort and beyond. Stay tuned to Sailing Doodles for more exciting adventures on our 15,000-mile voyage from Canada to Thailand.
2. Sailing to New Adventure: Navigating Windy Waters and Unexpected Encounters
In the latest episode of Sailing Doodles, the crew continues their exciting journey, facing both moments of joy and unexpected challenges. After a much-needed break on land, they embark on their next adventure, sailing towards new horizons. The day starts off beautifully, with clear skies and a gentle breeze, providing the perfect conditions for their voyage. However, as they sail further north, the wind unexpectedly picks up, adding a thrilling twist to their journey.
While navigating through the windy waters, the crew encounters a magnificent superyacht, the Google super yacht, making its way into the bay. To ensure their safety, the crew is approached by the yacht’s tender, kindly reminding them to steer clear of their path. Despite the unplanned detour, the crew decides to embrace the opportunity and takes refuge in a safe harbor. This impromptu stop allows them to recharge, enjoy the serenity of the island, and even spot some fascinating wildlife, like goats and an unexpected encounter with a bat.
Moving forward, with the weather calming down, they set sail towards their next destination, the beautiful uninhabited island of New 11. This island, known for its occasional use as a filming location, offers a stunning backdrop for the crew’s adventure. As they anchor and begin to explore the island, they come across intriguing landscapes and even glimpses of the elusive orange velvet monkey. Laura, fueled by her passion for clean oceans, actively contributes to preserving the pristine environment.
As the crew continues their journey, they not only learn to navigate the windy waters but also embrace the unexpected encounters along the way. From moments of excitement and exploration to facing their fears, their sailing adventure proves to be a test of resilience and a source of unforgettable experiences. Stay tuned to Sailing Doodles to witness their thrilling journey as they sail 15,000 miles in just 10 months, crossing paths with new cultures, places, and amazing people.
3. Uninhabited Island Exploration: Goats, Monkeys, and Unexpected Wildlife Encounters
In our latest adventure, we set sail from Muscat Cove and made a quick stop at Man Island before continuing further north to the beautiful uninhabited island of New 11. This island is famous for occasionally being used as a filming location for movies and TV shows. As we approached the island, we spotted goats on the hills, intriguing Laura who has a fascination with animals.
After lunch, Laura couldn’t resist the urge to go exploring and ventured into the jungles of Fiji. She hoped to catch a glimpse of the rare orange velvet monkey rumored to inhabit the island. Determined to track it down, Laura used her stealth and tried enticing it with a mix of alcohol and snacks. However, her quest took an unexpected turn when she stumbled upon a creature she didn’t expect to encounter – a bat! This encounter added bats to the ever-growing list of things Laura is afraid of, alongside snakes and goats.
Despite the surprise encounter, our exploration of the uninhabited island was a captivating experience. The untouched beauty of New 11, with its rolling anchorage and stunning landscapes, made for a memorable adventure. We couldn’t have asked for a better day to reset and recharge before continuing our journey to explore more hidden gems along our 15,000-mile sailing expedition from Canada to Thailand. Stay tuned for more thrilling tales from our incredible journey!
4. Facing Fears: Battling Bats and Overcoming Challenges on the Private Island
Our journey continued as we sailed north from Musket Cove, with a quick stop at Man Island when the wind picked up. But little did we know, we were about to encounter a challenge that would test our courage and push us to face our fears. While sailing further north, the wind suddenly gusted over 20 knots, forcing us to seek shelter in a nice safe harbor.
As we anchored in this beautiful uninhabited island, we couldn’t help but appreciate the scenic surroundings. However, our peaceful moment was soon interrupted by the presence of bats swooping down from the trees. Laura, who has always been known for her love of animals, found herself facing a newfound fear. The sight of these creatures flapping their wings like fingers sent shivers down her spine. It was then that we realized bats had joined the list of things that Laura is afraid of, alongside snakes and goats.
Despite the unexpected encounter with bats, we remained determined to make the most out of our time on the private island. With the tide out, we had to maneuver our dinghy carefully to make a landing. Laura, ever adventurous, embarked on an exploration of the island’s jungles, hoping to catch sight of the elusive orange velvet monkey. The rolling anchorage and the presence of wildlife added an element of excitement to our journey, reminding us of the challenges that wait around every corner.
In the face of fear, we learned that overcoming challenges can lead to new discoveries and personal growth. Although bats might not have been on our list of anticipated adventures, they became a symbol of courage and resilience as we continued sailing towards new destinations. Join us on our journey as we navigate the unpredictable waters and conquer our fears, one adventure at a time. In conclusion, our journey in this YouTube video titled “Who Needs Clothes on a Private Island? – S2:E68” took us on an incredible adventure filled with both beauty and unexpected challenges. From exploring the Musket Cove Resort to sailing 15,000 miles in just 10 months, we experienced highs and lows on our quest from Canada to Thailand.
As we embarked on this leg of our journey, we were in need of a break from the open seas, seeking a week on land with the comfort of air conditioning. It was a much-needed reset for both our bodies and minds. But as we prepared to set sail once more, fate had different plans for us.
Heading north from Musket Cove, we made a stop at Man Island, only to encounter strong winds that forced us to seek shelter. It was during this time that we found ourselves unexpectedly crossing paths with the impressive Google super yacht. Despite the unplanned detour, we made the most of our safe harbor, even catching the attention of a survivor helicopter documenting our voyage.
The following day, with calmer weather, we continued north towards the beautiful uninhabited island of New 11. This picturesque island, often used as a filming location, provided us with a stunning backdrop for our adventures. However, even paradise has its quirks, as we discovered when Laura encountered some wild goats and made a comical attempt at catching her own lunch.
The highlight (or perhaps scare) of our island exploration was when Laura came face-to-face with a bat. This unexpected meeting added to her growing list of fears, including snakes and goats. The sight of this creature with wings like fingers left us all in awe and a little bit on edge.
Throughout our journey, we have learned to embrace the unknown and find joy in the unexpected. From the beautiful landscapes to the unexpected encounters, each moment has shaped our adventure and made it truly one-of-a-kind.
Join us on our continuing voyage as we sail towards new destinations, encountering the wonders and challenges that the sea has in store for us. Thank you for supporting our journey, and we look forward to sharing more stories with you.
Until next time,
The Sailing Doodles Crew.
