Sailing Dangerous Portugal Coast: FOG, ORCAS & 30kt WINDS I Ep. 94

Sailing Dangerous Portugal Coast: FOG, ORCAS & 30kt WINDS We leave Sines under the cover of night, hoping to round the legendary Cape Saint Vincent on Portugal's Atlantic Coast, before the notorious afternoon winds and swell hit. With fog blanketing the sea and visibility near zero, we navigate through a minefield of fishing pots, fishing boats-and the looming threat of Orcas and Orca attacks on sailing boats. As dawn breaks, Chris spots something magical: a fog bow, a rare weather phenomenon neither of us has ever seen. But the calm is short-lived. Just as we round Cape Saint Vincent, the wind roars to life - blasting up to 30 knots. With a dangerous lee shore and no safe way into Sagres, we're left with one burning question: Can we and our sailing boat floating home make it to safety? This leg of our journey aboard Sailing Indiana pushes us to the edge. Join us for an unforgettable ride filled with suspense, natural wonders, and the raw power of the Atlantic. ? Route: Sines ? Cape Saint Vincent ? Attempting Sagres ?? Wind: Gusting up to 30 knots ?? Challenges: Fog, Orcas, fishing pots, dangerous lee shore ? Rare sighting: FOG BOW! ? If you love sailing adventures, dramatic coastlines, and the beauty + danger of life at sea, don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE. Hit the bell so you never miss a voyage with Sailing Indiana! USEFUL INFORMATION: Orcas.PT Website: ? https://orcas.pt A non-profit platform sharing real-time updates on Orca sightings and interactions along the Iberian coast. Orca Alert Telegram Group (via Orcas.PT): ? Join the Telegram group (Link from Orcas.PT - may require Telegram app) FOLLOW OUR JOURNEY: Instagram: ? @sailingindiana - https://www.instagram.com/sailingindiana Facebook: ? https://www.facebook.com/sailingindiana