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Sailing a SMALL BOAT from California to Hawaii Across the Pacific Ocean - Ep# 37 - 41
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- 25 day sail across the Pacific Ocean from San Francisco, California to Hilo, Hawaii, as part of my journey around the world without ever using motorized transport. Watch the whole journey here: • Around the World Witho...
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When you're swimming in the middle of the pacific and you are looking down, that is hands down the creepiest visual ever.
Yes, absolutely terrifying to think that there is miles of water beneath.
Totally agree
Swimming in the middle of the Pacific looks cool and also terrifying at the same time..
It feels that way too.
Who the fuck called that ocean pacific? George Orwell? Like, Ministry of Peace? You mean War!
@Justget Onwithit very wise
Sometimes those moments you remember the most
I wouldn’t chance it 😎
One thing for sure you'll never have to worry about going hungry there's always some fresh clams for dinner.
I know I'm 2 years late, but I absolutely admire your bravery and willingness to have traveled from California from Hawaii by traversing the vast, majestic, gargantuan aquatic titan that is the Pacific Ocean by boat! It must have been a spectacular journey! Greetings from Dallas, Texas!
It was. Greetings from another ocean!
Your living the dream so many of us would love to be in. Good for you. Thank you for the video. Keep sailing
dont dream do it that is what I did
Thanks. Will do.
The way the sun rays create those shafts going down into the deep ocean is super wild, It actually reminded me of aurora. Loved the video dude
Thanks Josh. Aurora Oceanalis.
I am currently on a cruise ship doing this route and as I watch this video I have an insane amount of respect for your courage and confidence to have taken this journey. The ocean is a humbling place..
Thanks Ed. It sure is a humbling place. Exposes my emotions and brings me to tears almost every time I'm on a passage.
Wow when u went swimming it's so beautiful I could cry. That water is the most beautiful sapphire blue 🔵 when u look down u can see nothing but blue. The visibility is crazy. There was nothing around no whales or fish not even a shrimp lol nothing. What an experience I hope to do this one day. I first saw a group of girls who rowed from San Francisco to Honolulu this summer & I followed their social media post the entire journey whenever they could post. & They swam in the same sapphire blue water you did. I've been interested in boating trips to Hawaii from California every since lol now I can't get enough watching these videos
There are frequently people looking for crew if you put your name out there.. Cheers!
Cheeper than a flight probably and you don't have to wear a facemask 👌👌🥂
and no sperimental jab required lol
Sailed many times from HK to Philippines and we would always go for a swim when becalmed. It’s an eerie feeling though
I love watching and rewatching your vids! I live my dreams through them. Thank you!!
Thank you for sharing this with me. My dream has been altered in a big way in order to create these for you so it means a lot to know people appreciate them. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing this incredible journey. The sailing is my favourite part! You are intrepid, so tenacious, and so chill at the same time, you will certainly achieve your goals! Safe travels!
Thanks Fred. Best of health to you!
OMG 😳 I f#cking LOST it when you ate the EYEBALL 👁! Too much for me before breakfast, LMAO 😜
Old sailors once said " sailing small boats on the open ocean is like being in jail except you could drown .
It can feel like that on a bad day but it feels like the complete opposite most of the time. Very liberating!
It must be like not wearing a bra from what I hear
Love the tuna catch, great sailing on my bucket list
Thanks
At night keep the northern star 19.7 degree above the horizon and that will be in line with Hilo Hawaii.
The North Star is right above Hilo..
My dad was a sailor, he loved the sea.. and I understand why..
great choice of music, was expecting a sea monster coming after you
Thanks
I love the commitment, that you paddled out the the boat. That's great!
Thanks. I'm just doing what I can.
The captain is a barrel of laughs ,is he detoxing ?he is lucky to have such a positive personality as a shipmate!
Amazing voyage! I would love to do this but from Oregon! Thanks for sharing your trip!
Thanks. You should definitely do it. Check the following solo sail out too! Sailing Solo across the Pacific Ocean - Hawaii to the Marshall Islands - 21 Days Alone at Sea
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The swimming footage was AMAZING, looked very relaxing. Dave should have filmed your swim unless you were all-natural. 🙈 Love the gimble coffeepot, need one for my car
I didn't feel like asking Dave to do anything else for me. :)
I couldn't hear you talking at first. Then I turned on my subwoofer. Now I can FEEL you talking....
Are you the love child of Optimus Prime and Jon Coffee?
haha! I don't know who Jon Coffee is but I'm still laughing.
@@Routesofchange The guy from Green Mile, played by Micheal Clarke Duncan. "I'm tired boss".
Very cool. Tuna catch was epic !
Thanks
I thoroughly enjoyed this show!
Thanks
Love the upside-down shot out in the middle of the pacific, freakin epic!
No one:
The youtube recommended at 1 am: "I'm leaving north America on a paddle board headed for Hawaii"
I wish you a fair winds and following seas 🌊 ⛵ Greetings from the garden island 🏝 Kauai !
I'm not a sailor but I would imagine that walking on land after an extensive journey would be quite the task.
Sometimes it's a bit wobbly. Sometimes I even wake up days later and feel the whole room is rolling like a boat.
I wish I had ⚽ ⚽ 's of steel like you to cross a large body of DEEEEEEEEP water like that.
LMAO SAME😂
Thankfully I still float....
Too late now, but for others who want to swim off a becalmed boat in the middle of the ocean.... please throw a line with float off the stern. Turning tiller to one side or the other may also be a good idea. If a breeze or current starts to move the boat faster than you can swim, it might save your life. Safety first.
yeah I noticed that! and it doesn't take much wind if its abeam. made me nervous. should ALWAYS have a safety line.
Or if the guy that can't stand you decides to leave you THEN instead of later.
@40:10 I believe you have taken an almost breath taking best video of the rainbow. Wow!
Your goal of circumnavigation should have begun with your own sailboat rather than hitching rides from sailors.
Although it is common for sailors to seek volunteer deck mates for longer passages, it's also common to set them ashore at the first opportunity if they fail to hold up their end, are poor company or for any reason whatsoever.
A 30 foot boat requires total comparability and teamwork not often experienced anywhere else. Even loving marriages sometimes go south after long passages as well as boats "for sale" in far-away destinations.
I did enjoy the very informative video. Thanks for posting it.
My goal of circumnavigation started in a borrowed canoe. I was far from having a sailboat of my own.
@@Routesofchange Yes, that was, and is, very ambitious of you and brave. I think you'd be surprised how many guys have crossed big oceans with very modest boats, some of them homebuilt and others auction wrecks...
There are sea-gypsies even now, scattered all over the world and living on very little and seeing the world too.
The main requirement is courage (which you already have) and an old boat (which you can get.)
Then it'll be your turn to maroon some disagreeable deck-hand.
"Get Real, Get Gone," is a book you might find interesting. I did.
Bon Voyage and we'll hope to see you sometime where the sun sets and leaves a shimmering, golden path to follow.
You've seen it yourself.
@@jamesbaldwin7676 sea gypsies circumnavigating? Where?
@@Pulaco.Dimantag Lots of folks have circumnavigate on next to nothing starting with Joshua Slocum in the 19th century. He was dirt-poor and found his vessel lying, abandoned in a field. He salvaged it, renamed it "The Soray" and sailed away.
In modern times, a young teenager, Robin Graham, became the youngest, single-hander to circumnavigate in a 23' boat.
The list goes on and today we have many folks continuing to live and sail on limited means.
It does require some means, passports, visas, entry fees and such but the world is still open to intrepid wanderers and they are out there now.
James Baldwin - I don’t know that there was any compatibility issues though, I think Dave just went to Hawaii and that’s where his trip ended. Because this guy here (Marcus) is still traveling in Dave’s boat and renting it. That’s at least what I understand.
One hand for the man and one hand for the boat. At all times above deck.
Good to see this again as an edited highlight version - keep on rocking bro!
Thanks Prof! I wanted to reach all the people who didn't know this existed....The episodes weren't getting many views...
@ 22:57 looking at the way the light goes straight down into the abyss is both beautiful and terrifying at the same time.
Yes!
And at the same time the ray of light gives way to pitch black darkness as the ocean gets deeper and deeper.
YEAH....I'LL STAY MY SCARY @@@ ON DRY LAND
On my bucket list to sail to hawaii.. Let me join you first time watcher
Scary I could never jump in the ocean
All of a sudden great white appeared 😃😆😂😂😂
There is so much marine life around the Farallons best fishing I have ever had off the west coast. You couldn't even get your bait to the bottom there were so many rock fish.
very cool and trips part swimming off the boat
Seems a lot of arm chair sailors critizing the two....pretty easy to do when you're simply watching a video and not actually out there in the elements...
I specifically edit in bits of poor sailing techniques, "unsafe" behaviour, and clowning, to give people the satisfaction of insulting and feeling intelligent. It's my gift to the arm chair sailing community. I'm not sure if they appreciate it or if it just makes them more angry. :)
Going to the mall with this guy must be rough...no escalators
it's not that bad. I find a staircase eventually.
I'm a Maine lobsterman a 6th generation lobsterman to be exact, I just wanted to comment on the bananas being bad luck this is taken seriously by most Maine salts other superstitions are you are never allowed to whistle on a boat Also bad luck, you can never use the word pig 🐖 hog, pork or any word to describe a pig another one is that it is considered really bad luck to paint your boat blue 🔵 and never change a boats name if you buy one used, keep the name it has. On a lighter note it's considered really good luck to get pooped on by a seagull or any other type of sea bird. And if you ever catch lump fish in your trap you have to kiss it before you throw it back 😜 I'm not ashamed to say i have kissed many o lump fish! Anyway cool videos 👍 and safe travels guys!
I don't have anything against people who take superstitions seriously but I tend to only pay attention to the ones that make sense to me and my situation. thanks for sharing all those and happy lump fish kissing! Hope to see you for a lobster feast someday. Cheers!
Its Bad Luck not to be superstitious!!
thanks, I love it, iam here in Sacramenyo, CA, originally from Kwaj, Marshall Islands, been here in Southern Cali for 20 some years and I like it here but will go home some day, so yeah, happy sailing adventures guy, thank again!
Very cool! Hopefully it's still above water when you get there.
I've been living in San Francisco for most of my life... been dreaming about heading out the gate like this for a long time.
On a SUP or a sailboat? or Both? I have a friend who will take you out check out mayonthebay.
@@Routesofchange On a sailboat... I almost bought an Alberg 35 last week, but missed out as I was just about to head to the marina to look at it when the owner called and said it sold. Tough luck as it appeared to be really well maintained.
@@Routesofchange Oh wow, I can't find mayonthebay. Is that your friend's CZcams?
Wow just realized how very similar the Alburge 30 is to my Cheoy Lee 27 I am currently fitting out for the same journey.
Enjoy!
Great Boat! I lived in Bolinas and surfed there for years. Farallon Islands = big white sharks....
Enjoyed this very much. I have a Cape Dory 26, also a Carl Alberg design, basically a smaller version of the Alberg 30, but I've never ventured out into blue water sailing. I agree they're very tender due to the narrow beam. BTW, red-tailed tropicbird is what you saw. Beautiful, graceful, chatty birds found throughout the Pacific.
thanks and happy sailing!
The pogo stick was hilarious
I would be sooooo worried about something gulping my ass up , shit my heart was racing watching him swim
Same, terrifying
Yo, I am enjoying your sailing videos and humor. Keep these nice vids coming and nobody gets hurt! ;-)
Thanks, will do!
Opposing booms downwind is normally galled goose-winged. Or take a spinnaker.
love the added wind and boat noises that u overlayed on the video
I don't remember overlaying boat noises. Some wind perhaps but most of it was recorded live. Thanks though!
@@Routesofchange whoever edited this added in audio durning the storm of wind and boat creaking noises. Want a time stamp?
:) nah that's okay. I edited it but forgot I did that.
@@Routesofchange I mean it’s all good. I was saying I loved it
@@Routesofchange liar. I was gonna sub but not now
35:48, that tasty snack we call “concha” on our island. You need a screwdriver to get them from the rocks. The meat is a bit tough, but super delicious. By the way, we eat the concha raw too. Bon appetite.!!
Greetings from the Dutch Antilles.
Thanks for the tips!
Absolute inspiration
absolute thanks.
35 year a go was looking this video Jean du sud. Never liv my head..last year I finally got a boat. I am in Nederland there is no Halberg here so I gotta Albin Vegas 27 . I prepared the boat next summer all will go direction sud. The Caraibe sea here I come.
Nice! Enjoy the sail Mario.
Not surprised dude went his own way - that boat looked like you were in jail for 30 days - and lets just say , you have a lot of energy!
Dolce trolls him and uses his motor the whole time, forcing RoC to stand-up paddle board all the way to Hilo.
haha. I think I would turn back pretty fast!
Wow amazing man
Showing my love & support from hilo 😂
Aloha. Thanks man.
i'd love to do this one day, just to anywhere; hawai'i and beyond would be a plus. thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching!
You should have been tacking downwind as you sail faster and much more comfortable plus a chance at using favourable wind shifts.
Not much faster actually. We were sailing at close to hull speed much of the time and it would have added days to the journey if we were tacking back and forth off course. More comfortable for sure.
Peter Staples Tacking downwind to go faster usually only applies to multihulls.
Eating the flying fish was horrible until I realized it’s basically just sushi
Honestly; I might be scared to swim in that. I'd be scared of the Kracken. In all seriousness, I've snorkelled and scuba in Caribbean reefs multiple times through out my life, sometimes from my own rented boat. I could always see the bottom. I've been down as far as 80 feet, to the bottom. I never thought much about it before, but looking at your video of swimming in the middle of the Pacific; I might be scared to do that. I'm sure I'd do it though, if I was there, looks awesome! Overall it looks like quite an ordeal, good luck to you. Watch out for the giant squid.
Thanks man. The Kracken is too smart to bother with our crappy meat...
Anyone with a sailboat and the courage to cut the dock lines can go anywhere there is an ocean...An that means he whole world!.
It has always been this way and the world has always been within the sailors reach, even when they didn't always know where they were after getting there.
Engines and modern technology helps but traditional sailing craft and skills are still king, at least for smaller vessels.
It's amazing how quickly people have forgotten what is possible.
Actually private boat ownership capable of ocean crossings have been largely the past 50 years....before that you could be a sailor but it was not a fun, safe, or wl paid job..private cruising was exclusive to the moat wealthy
@@norml.hugh-mann Yes, you're correct. With names like Mointesserier, Hiscock, Pardy and others, pioneering the way and with GPS, SAT Phones and modern building materials including Dacron sail cloth. There are little excuses left not to attempt ocean voyaging.
In fact, I would say that now is a golden age and a time for sailors everywhere, to follow their dreams without reservations.
Even if you experienced a catastrophic sinking, a life boat should sustain you and an Epirb should summon help.
Hilo is waiting for you! My house is very near the harbor as it were
Sorry I missed yah! I love Hilo. see episode #42
ceviche zesty fresh salsa is gotta be good out there in the middle of the ocean
delicious!!
Great to see you living your dreams! Would love to meet you some time .
In the Philippines now.
Cheers!
Awesome !!!!
You are awesome, paddling under the GGB. Best of luck on your journey.
Thanks so much!
Middle no of the ocean is no joke.
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Lmmfao! The bit about the bananas... then a guy gets wacked in the head. Aww man! Lol just sayin.🤣
This is so cool
I wonder if I could withstand that constant up and down? I experienced it in my 9 foot kayak, as i was being pulled out to sea. It was scary. Couldn't paddle hard enough, couldn't rest. I was super glad that coast guard came to rescue me lol.
You get used to it eventually.
How are you so chill swimming in the middle of the ocean like that??? I'm terrified just to swim 10ft from the beach!
I'm good at comprehending fear. Much of ours has become irrational. ;)
US Navy routinely authorizes "steel beach parties." These are open-ocean swim parties from the decks of ships and surfaced submarines. They post shark lookouts while they swim and proceed to jump from the decks and horse around.
I don't think any sailor has ever been lost or attacked.
Most of the fear or anxieties are hatched in our heads .
@@jamesbaldwin7676 is there a buddy system to keep track of everyone who jumped in?
@@rexx9496 I'll have to ask my sailor-son. I would assume so since everyone on board is a "shipmate." My son is on a carrier and was on "swim-call" a few days ago somewhere on the Pacific equator.
It's a forty foot drop from the flight deck to the sea. Small boats are deployed and circle about. The "life guards" carry automatic weapons. Belly-flops and cannon-balls are discouraged.
Brilliant video!
Thank you!!
I cant wait to get my 24' full keeled sailboat into midocean sailing
What’s your time line?
You could put chine runners on your sailboat & maybe a little more led in the ballast to stop the rolling side to side motion.
shame Carl didn't live long enough to have access to the youtube comments section...
biggest plot twist the end of this video holy moly
Have you seen what happens next!?
First ocean sail!? Uploaded 2 weeks ago, wtf did I watch 2 months ago then... I'm confused
Click bait video title .. nothing more
I might be wrong but I'm thinking this might have been his first sailboat crossing but he is posting the video out of order. If you think about it, it seems he just met Dave, sailed with him, and then rented the boat from Dave for solo sailing. Also, if he started in Canada and departed in this boat with Dave from California, how would he have got to California if he was already a continent away. I'm not sure why he posted it so late but that seems to make sense.
Very few people watched the original vlogs from this sail (sub 10k). I combined them into one video so that all the folks who didn't know this sail existed can watch it. It has worked...Sorry for the confusion.
I would love to sleep under the stars on the ocean on a sailboat one day.
The broad reach is the most comfortable point of sail.
I would rather do this than fly coach. I just need to save up like three months of PTO :-P
Many people think that but realize how much tougher it can be than what they imagined. Videos never do it justice.
@@Routesofchange could you elaborate on the tough parts??
@@kentklapstein9879 There can be many! Most people have no idea what it's like to live on a rollercoaster. Lot's of things go wrong and it's up to you to deal with them. It can be uncomfortable in many ways. The stress and fear make many a sailors dreams turn to nightmares.
21:45 The Kraken returns.
So cool
So, so blue.
Hello, Mr Dave. The quiet cutie @0:57! I'd crew with him anytime. Dave is a "knock out" even when getting knocked out @7:50. Lol. Where is the footage of Dave taking a shower @19:29? Purely educational. 🧼👀☺️😍💋
_(Okay, that's enough about Dave. If I go much more I might sound like a stalker. Lol)_
Dave is beautiful! What nice forearms @41:40 and beautiful face! Purely educational.
Does anyone know the ambient music being played when he went for a swim? Beautiful!
That was perfect music for that swim..kinda eerie
I always put all the music in the description. should be there or I forgot....
35:48, yummie.!! We can this tasty snack “ concha” on our island. You need a screwdriver to get them from the rocks. Bon appetite.!! We eat only the hairy ones. Not the smooth ones.
Hey, Ontario! I live in York Region! Just North of Toronto!
Hey there! you free of lockdown yet?
@@Routesofchange still under Stay at home Order until June 2nd at least.
That little fish 😶🌫️
My husband wants to get a sailboat and sail to Hawaii where my son's located at in Waikiki!!
Let’s do it!!!!
Brings out the old saying that "ignorance is bliss"
2.5 miles deep! oh hell naw lol man that creeps me out... but id totally jump in too but if i smoked some cannabis and got paranoid id freak out lol
you will never catch me copper ( jame cagney ) quote if I remember it right appologies if its not brain surgury has taken some of my memories
You seem adventurous, outgoing, friendly...projecting and living a good life. Unfortunately, you forgot to assess Dave's issues and guest adaptability?
Why he couldn't cope, and continue to support your travel mission...hmm...maybe he needed to be more included in this video? (but you guys were on different shifts, mostly...) IDK...find a ride on the next sailboat.
Thank you for being entertaining...and I learned alot!
Or did I? See the episodes that follow this. #42 onwards....He had no interest in being on camera. He just wanted to be alone on some small pacific island. Cheers!
Haha, so out of order, been wondering where this video was!!
The individual episodes were up in the proper order but not many people were watching them....
What would happen if the wind picked up and you were out of the boat?
Better be a powerful swimmer!
I was never very far and the sails were down. Usually I'm tied on with a rope. My mate would hear me yell in worse case scenario. Or I would suffer a horrible and slow death. :)
@@Routesofchange you don't fuck around my friend I love it
Tuna is so delicious