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#39 | Sailing in Shetland: Hidden Anchorages, Bonxie Attacks and an Epic Hike 

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We set sail from Scalloway and embark on a journey to the tranquil island of Papa Stour on Shetland's west coast. As we drop anchor in the picturesque Hamna Voe, Kathrin, takes on an epic hike around the island, only to face a fierce encounter with the enigmatic Bonxies, also known as the Great Skua.
But the adventure doesn't stop there! We venture further north, uncovering the beauty of the coastline and the hidden gems like the secluded anchorage of Sand Voe, just south of Yell Sound. We'll share our insights into why we decided to abandon our original plan to anchor there and set sail for the anchorage in Whale Firth, highly recommended by the pilot book as allegedly safe with excellent holding...
Throughout our journey, we're blessed with sunny and warm summer days, endless Nordic evenings, and perfect sailing conditions. It's an opportunity to experience the unspoiled beauty of Shetland and discover three off-the-beaten-track anchorages on the west coast.
Chapters:
00:00 Coming Up & Intro
00:40 Scalloway to Housa Voe
06:19 Hike on Papa Stour & Bird Attack
10:46 Housa Voe to Sand Voe
14:02 Sand Voe to Whale Firth
17:00 Preview on next episode
Music from Epidemic Sound:
We Are Giants by Silver Maple
Sediment Of Printemps by Magnus Ludvigsson
Jours Vides by Million Eyes
Ragnarok by Edgar Hopp
Sailor's Heart by Zykee
Weather routing by www.luckgrib.com
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Комментарии : 22   
@joberry3201
@joberry3201 10 месяцев назад
This has been an amazing season for you. I’ve enjoyed every episode so far. I spent a month in Shetland in the 80s it was an amazing experience. I was staying in the Norwegian fisherman’s mission in Lerwick. Your video brought it all back.
@sailingpolaris
@sailingpolaris 10 месяцев назад
Thank you Jo! Nice know we led you back on memory lane… and thanks for watching our series… there are still a few in the making for 2023…
@antonmanuel4772
@antonmanuel4772 10 месяцев назад
Excellent filming and editing, one gets a real feel of the areas you are visiting…
@sailingpolaris
@sailingpolaris 10 месяцев назад
Thanks Anton!
@anthonymay9837
@anthonymay9837 10 месяцев назад
What a wonderful adventure
@sailingpolaris
@sailingpolaris 10 месяцев назад
Glad you like it!!
@rebie63
@rebie63 10 месяцев назад
I was right😂🎉! OMG Daniel, you should have known it😂. Such a beautiful peaceful place. A little bit of action from birds and failing equipment adds for some excitement. Thank you for another wonderful video. I really like to be onboard!
@sailingpolaris
@sailingpolaris 10 месяцев назад
I know, I know… 😂 Kathrin was really unhappy to be woken up…
@themooringscottage8872
@themooringscottage8872 10 месяцев назад
As usually just excellent thank you love watching your adventures ( Mark Raynes)
@sailingpolaris
@sailingpolaris 10 месяцев назад
Glad you enjoyed it
@keithwalker8990
@keithwalker8990 10 месяцев назад
Really good just like being back there, I cannot wait for the next one.
@sailingpolaris
@sailingpolaris 10 месяцев назад
We‘re at it…
@AdventureNow
@AdventureNow 9 месяцев назад
Excellent! As reliable as the British railways 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@sailingpolaris
@sailingpolaris 9 месяцев назад
🤷🏻‍♂️
@maurizioferrario1949
@maurizioferrario1949 10 месяцев назад
Wonderful video, as always. Which anchor do you have? Being a male chauvinist I would never take orders from an Admiral..
@sailingpolaris
@sailingpolaris 10 месяцев назад
Hi Maurizio We have a 33kg Rocna. Normally it‘s a drop and hold… I don‘t want to be a solo sailor… so, Admiral‘s orders are what they are…😂
@maurizioferrario1949
@maurizioferrario1949 10 месяцев назад
@@sailingpolaris Hi Daniel, from sunny Algarve. This is interesting, I have the same anchor, Rocna 33, with 10 mm chain. I have sometime a feeling it is too much for my windlass, which is a new 1500Watt Lewmar VX3. Can you tell me which is your windlass?
@sailingpolaris
@sailingpolaris 10 месяцев назад
We have a 1,000W Quick DP3 windlass. Just recently we blew a 100A fuse whilst lifting the anchor. But we were stuck on a rock... and some high officer on board pressed the "Up" button on the windlass control in the wrong moment... ;-). Its rated working load is 120kg, max WL 370kg. A WL of 120kg is enough to pull up the anchor including around 40m of fully suspended 10mm chain. We usually anchor in less than 10-15m depth, so there is plenty of "Oompf" in the windlass.
@maurizioferrario1949
@maurizioferrario1949 10 месяцев назад
@@sailingpolaris very well, thank you Daniel. This means that my 1500W windlass should have no problem. I have trialled only once. Tonite will be the second
@sailingpolaris
@sailingpolaris 10 месяцев назад
@maurizioferrario1949 The 1,500W / 12V Quick pendant to yours is rated 160/470kg…
@romeowhiskey1146
@romeowhiskey1146 9 месяцев назад
Consider SETTING your ANCHOR with about 1500 RPM's. 2300 RPM's seems excessive? Also, LINK to the Sailing Guide would no doubt be helpful for others considering this passage.
@sailingpolaris
@sailingpolaris 9 месяцев назад
You may be right and for a lunch stop or with someone on anchor watch I would agree. For a restful night for the two of us however I prefer a shellproof approach. 😉 For passage planning we use different sources. In Scotland the Pilot Books from the Clyde Cruising Club are good. However, that‘s the only source that mentions Whale Firth as an anchorage. We also use the online apps like Navily and the CA‘s CAptain‘s Mate for inspiration.
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