Wild West Villages & Columbus' Ships in Andalucía, Spain || Sailing SV Goat ep 108

We swapped the marina for a road trip through Andalucía — and ended up standing at the exact dock where Christopher Columbus set sail in 1492. Sand-covered streets, horses tied to every porch, and a rainy wild-west village that looks like it hasn't changed in 500 years: welcome to El Rocío and Huelva. The weekend kicked off with a curveball — the Harley wouldn't start (again), the boat was coated in Calima sand like breaded chicken, and it rained sideways for most of Saturday. Still, we found the three replica caravels of Columbus, had a very philosophical moment imagining convincing a crew to sail into the unknown on those tiny ships, and discovered that the Casa de Cristóbal Colón was, of course, closed. Back in El Rocío the clouds finally parted just long enough to show you the dirt roads, the horse parking spots nailed to every house, and — naturally — a ceramic shop the Blond could not walk past. The Harley is officially getting shipped home. The adventure continues on the water. Follow the journey: ▶ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@sv_goat ▶ Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/svGoat ▶ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sailing_svgoat