Crossing the Gulf Stream to the Bahamas… Then This Happened | E134

Crossing the Gulf Stream to the Bahamas on our Seawind 1160 catamaran, provisioning for offshore sailing, departing Florida, and making landfall at Old Bahama Bay Marina… until an engine alarm changed everything. We spent days preparing for this crossing. Fuel topped off. Water tanks full. Groceries stowed. One last sunset before a 2:00am departure. Crossing from Florida to the Bahamas isn’t just a sailing vlog moment — it’s real offshore sailing. Lumpy Gulf Stream conditions. Seasickness. Fatigue. Anxious dog. Long hours at the helm. And just when West End was in sight, the port engine temperature alarm went off. White smoke. No obvious cause. One engine into the marina. This is what a real Bahamas crossing looks like — preparation, pressure, problem-solving, and landfall under your own power. ****************************************************************************************************** If you enjoy our content and want to support our journey, consider joining us on Patreon! By signing up, you'll gain exclusive access to behind-the-scenes footage, LIVE tracking, and special Q&A sessions. Your support helps us create even more amazing adventures, and we can't wait to share them with you! Click the link in the description to become a part of our community today! Thank you for your support! www.Patreon.com/pdgadventures Pretty Damn Good MERCH: https://pdgadventures.myshopify.com ****************************************************************************************************** Music: Courtesy of Epidemic Sound – https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Video Editing By: Silvi-Pi Drone Media https://ytjobs.co/@silvi-pi