We Visit the Most Remote Village in Patagonia [Ep. 134]
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
- This episode is as close as it gets to traveling in history! We get a glimpse inside another lifestyle in one of the worlds most remote villages and go aboard a Chilean artisanal wooden fishing boat.
#lifestyle #history #fishing
We take you on an upwind sailing ride through the fjords of Patagonia. Curtis does a how-to trim sails and upwind sailing video talk while underway, revealing his secrets to sail trim and our performance cruiser's actual upwind sailing angles, to help you learn to sail your boat just like us as we tack up the narrow and treacherous fjords against the wind and current. Your sailing catamaran can't do this!
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Will we conquer the elements and discover the hidden gem nestled beyond the rugged landscapes? Join us on this heart-pounding bluewater journey filled with challenges, breath-taking scenery, and the triumph of human determination. Set sail with us on our way to one of the most remote villages in the world!
Contents:
00:00 Intro, Map, and What's Ahead in this documentary style sailing vlog
00:52 Sailing into Puerto Eden harbor, Patagonia's most remote and isolated village
4:32 First steps on land, our first civilation in over 30 days, a tour of the boardwalks of Puerto Eden (there are no roads or cars here)
6:05 Our friends aboard the sailing Catamaran Artemis arrive in port
7:06 Refuelling our boat with more jerry cans of diesel for heat and generating electricity as well as forward motion
8:40 Fishing Boat Tour - We tour an artisanal wooding fishing boat owned and operated by our fishing friends Victor & Veronica! Plus we taste the catch on board, sea urchin (erizo in Spanish) which we eat raw and straight from the sea. Veronica also cooks us a fabulous meal and we share mate's on board their fishing boat and learn how the "Deadliest Catch" fisherman & fisherwomen of Chile live, eat, sleep, and use firewood and a wooden stove to heat their boat.
15:11 Kate teaches a class in the most remote school in Chile!
15:38 A 360 view from the top of the island, we take a walk through the boardwalks in this isolated and remote Chilean village and climb a lookout tower to get a view we will never forget
16:56 Amazing drone footage of Puerto Eden & swimming dolphins in the harbor shot by our friend Tom aboard the Catamaran Artemis + Patrons Thank You! Drone Credit: Tom @ Catamaran SV Artemis
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Living in the UK as I do at the moment, this video has rekindled my faith in the human race. So heartwarming to see such generosity and warmth from strangers, as is so often the case from people who lead relatively simple lives. Materialism seems often to obscure our best qualities.
It says a lot about both of you (and roxy) that you keep finding awesome people everywhere you go!
You gonna find Chilean hospitality all the way, Veronica super sweet lady and a hard worker woman. I love your channel guys, a real sailing channel without bs.
Bravo Zulu!!
Oh my. What a treat for the viewers like me. You were a blessing to the locals as they were to you. Thank you.
How wonderful it was to see such warm, open-hearted and generous people. You two have joined the pantheon of the world's ocean navigators.
What a nice experience. So great to meet such welcoming people when y’all are far away from home, and get to share the food and life with them. I’m sure the kids loved their special and international English teacher, Kate. Thanks for the inspirational episode.
Thank you for watching!
an awesome experience. Not very many people can say they've been on a fishing vessel and eating sea urchin. Great job on this video. I loved it
Fantastic! It's so refreshing to see good still exists in the world. Wonderful video, you two (and Roxy) are living a dream.
Another great & super uplifting video. Veronica seems like such a sweet lady. I could really feel your appreciation of their company and kindness. Thank you for continuing to share your great journey!
Magnifique leçon d’humanité et de partage. Ce coquillage est surprenant. Merci pour ce reportage et ce partage. 🇫🇷
Merci!!!
Precioso video y encantador lugar, aunque debe ser muy duro vivir ahí. He disfrutado enormemente su relato. Mis mejores deseos en vuestro periplo por lugares tan fríos. Abrazos para todos incluida vuestra increíble perrita. Os recomiendo comer los erizos en revuelto, están genial.
The sights and sounds of your awesome adventure continue to amaze. Thank you for sharing this with us. Love seeing Roxy excited and interested in sharing the experiences with her pack. Give her some extra love for being such a good girl. ❤
you and the locals are the REAL GOODS! keep on LIVING THE DREAM! We love your style......
Thanks so much!!
Your editing is amazing . Teaching the kid's great fun Roxy getting tons of love ! Thank you !
Thanks for sharing this experience, after all that sailing upwind. So good you have the language skills to communicate with these lovely people. Great to see Roxy making friends and running around too. Nice to hear you called ahead to let them get some fuel in stock for you.
Amazing how awesome people can be. This is one of your most awesome videos. Area is so beautiful and so isolated. Thank you for sharing.
Wow! Huge compliment! Thank you!
You bring us along on such amazing adventures.Thank you
Faith in humanity restored. Sweeet! TY
We borrowed your comment for a title adjustment! You get the credit for some extra views, thank you!
Very interesting video. How kind were the locals, it was good you could repay some of their kindness by teaching at the school. Sail safe.
What a gracious and content peoples... ❤ Well done both of you for integrating and sharing this cultural experience... ❤ Fantasticals.... Be safe... 🙏
Ya know... I've been watching you guys from the beginning... I gotta say, I wasn't sure you'd last at first, but!!! You guys are killing it. I mean, really good videos that seem to get better every time, and you are so much more comfortable in front of the camera... really finding your own, so to speak.
Thanks
Great video. They welcomed you with warm hearts and open arms. Wish it was longer to grasp it all. Roxy playing, Kate teaching the kids, Tom and Hanna showing up, exploring and the beautiful scenery. Great editing and all-around great video. Keep having fun, stay warm and stay safe. Bill
You see, there are some friendly people in this world. Beautiful!
Definitely!
Speechless, I search for words to express my gratitude. Entertainment yes, educational yes, spiritually uplifting yes, amazing certainly, I look forward to seeing you two grow together while sharing your journey. Thank you stay safe, Denis
Thank you very much Denis! Glad to hear you enjoyed. Stay safe as well!
OURIÇO DO MAR.... IN PORTUGUESE.... A DELICACY FROM THE OCEAN.... THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE EXCELENT VIDEO.... I WISH TO YOU ALL THE BEST... FAIR WINDS AND MY KIND REGARDS.... 🌷🥂🍾
Spectacular, beautiful, moves your feelings.
Thanks
I bloody love you guys. Just cracking on and meeting groovy people on the way.
Nice, having never been a cruiser I can only imagine how amazing an experience like his truly is.
Such hospitality & sharing warms the heart…what a wonderful video…thanks 🇨🇦 ❤
What an absolute beautiful episode, your channel is one of the best going around.
Wow, thank you!
My favorite episode thus far. Thanks.
OMG 😱 WOW ‼️ What a fabulous episode guys ‼️ 🎉 Amazing people....both in endurance of where they live and in kindness and sharing. Totally encouraging. There are still good people in the world. Seems like Roxy had a good time. See you next time.✨ 🌊 💨 ⛵️ ❄️ 🌞 ✨
What a great experience. And your video captures it wonderfully. Love it!
I really love watching your videos because I get to see how people live around the world.
Awesome! Enjoy!
I have to agree ! I first got into cruising from picking up and keeping an issue of Cruising, the magazine.
Love you guys and your hound....😅
And of course your Channel that I try to Share as much as possible....😊
Hey! Great job on the comms at the beginning 👏 👍
I'm learning Spanish now and can appreciate how that kind of success in communicating must feel... bravo!
What a great experience! Thanks for sharing! Fair winds, see you next week!
Wonderful as ever. Thank you.
Beautiful. Great video as always! Thanks for All your efforts to share with us.
Hug the Dog and pet the Spouse...😊
You two are wonderful!,
Thank you :)
Excelente video. Pto Eden es muy pintoresco. Saludos!!😊
Gracias!
Awesome Ambassadors
Thanks for bringing us along
Thanks for coming!
what an epic adventure you 2 are on. thanks for the video, great photography!
Thank you
Thank you. So beautiful.
Thank you guys for sailing and showing the southernmost part of my country. Your channel reminds me the times when I was in the Navy and sailed/flew that area that I love so much. Puerto Eden was very special because of its isolation. Happy sail through the English Narrows and try to include Caleta Tortel on your travel north. It is worth a visit. Cheers!
Cheers. Excellent video and thanks for sharing the experience in that part of the world. Bles You and safe voyage.
Thank you 🙂👍❤️
How Awesome .. Thank you for sharing ..
This is such a good episode. Thank you so much.
Thank you for watching!
What a beautiful place, reminds me a bit of Port Protection in Alaska, which was centered around the local residents of the town. Take care and safe travels on your next leg.
Many thanks you two !! Keep safe !!
Mate, empanadas and dulce de leche. You can't leave the south part of south America without trying them hahahaha. Cheers guys!!!
Agreed!
loved this episode. One of your best! thanks 🙏
Beautiful!!! 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱
Beautiful country!
another wonderful episode...the comments say it all! great as always!
Great video, enjoying you guys and Roxy.
Thanks for watching!
Just finished watching a slew of your videos. You two are some of the best cruising sailors posting video online! Your boat is rigged much like Hal and Margaret Roth's, but they came to grief on one of the islands near Cape Horn but made it back to Port Williams for difficult repairs. I sailed the Drake in 2005 to Antarctica on a steel sloop. We watched the burgee bits but with a steel hull it was fairly harmless unless they were really big. Thanks for posting, good luck!
Thanks for the great comment! Fair winds!
Amazing!
Reminds me of Kodiak, AK.
Your videos are fabulous
Nice show.
Awesome!
at long last a decent sailing channel,, all the best
Very interesting video!
Thank you!
👏👏👏
I feel like heading down there, I'll let Jose know when I'm near that I need my faith in humanity restoring & maybe he might be able to sort some stuff out to do that in advance.
Diesel for the heater surely restores some faith in these cold places :-) Really though the people living in Puerto Eden are amazing and there is even more to see and experience.-
Love this. I spent some time there and loved it. So beautiful
Great experience! Thanks for sharing!!
We were not far from you when this was taped.
Awesome!!
That looks like - a rather camera shy - Don Jose filling your diesel. Has he returned from Santiago? Has his restaurant/guest house next to his fuel shed re-opened? What was the cost of the diesel? Did the armada come to you or did you have to go to them? Sorry about all the questions but it will let me update the Pto Eden page on Cruiserswiki.
My boat is still stuck in Algarrobo - new Beta diesel arrives in San Antonio this week so hope to be on the move again in the new year.
Saludos
Frank
Hi Frank! Yes! Don Jose es en la casa! He is open for business. What a wonderful guy! The diesel was approximately 2x the cost on the mainland. Only a radio call was required by the Armada. Thanks for updating Cruiserswiki! It is a wonderful asset to the sailing community! You can find our contact info on our website www.sweetruca.com, we hope your engine is ready soon and we see you down here! Salud!
It was great to meet you in Puerto Montt! We did try and visit you the evening before we left, but we think you were likely sleeping by the time we got done with boat work! We should have exchanged contacts, what was I thinking? Any recommendations for Algarrobo? We may divert there.
What an amazing adventure! I love it! I'd like to be able to sail around South America as well as soon as I build my boat. I'm planning on building a Cyber 48 like Sailing Life on Jupiter has. Your living my dreams! I've watched about half of your videos since you were about to round Cape Horn.
awesome guest teaching.
Wow! Thank you SO MUCH! Again! Your adventures are so real... and human.
I admire you two so much and am envious of what you are doing. I so wish that I could do the same.
Stay well and stay safe. Hasta luego!
magnifique !
merci!
Hi, enjoying your videos . I was wondering if that was the only fishing, or is there other types of fish to catch?
More on this later! There are many different types of fish and seafood the fisherman here catch.
😃👍👍👍❤
I went to a Preschool in China - I am not a teacher but did some English for the kids - Got a offer to stay as a teacher but my wife could see I liked to headmistress a bit to much - lol
Love this channel and the Drake passage segment..help me out... this area was settled by who? Italians, germans?
Hi, in fact the area was settled by Chileans in XIX Century. The names of the islands and channels were given by the different expeditions that charted them, like British, French and Dutch. Since 1843, the Chilean Navy is in charge of surveying, charting and controlling navigation through the fiords.
Lots of Europeans, but mainly Spaniards.. hence the Spanish!
OMG uni ceviche
I see you finally reached escape velocity and left Puerto Montt. I was just about to hook you up with a real estate person down there! Being that you're headed south, I'm confused. What's the plan? Inquiring minds would love to know.😊
You r drinking mate!
Yes! :-)
@@SailingSweetRuca you r so nice taken the time and burning diesel to answer me, thank you
Very well done video 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽