Sailing the Hawaiian Islands Aboard Gemini
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- Sailing from Oahu to Molokai, Lanai and Maui aboard the classic Pearson Alberg 35 Gemini. Drone shots of Lono Harbor, Nanahoa Pinnacles and flying the spinnaker off the north shore of Molokai. Filmed and posted November 2018.
Brilliant! I felt just like i was in Hawaii. Thanks so much.
Fantastic video Greg!! Looks like you had a great time!! Cant wait for the next to live vicariously through your eyes!! 🤙🏼👏🏼😃
In 1998 Mike Mickelwhite, skippered 4 of us to Molokai aboard, "Escape" 54' Beneteau. Then left us to finish the trip from Molokai, to Lanai, to Maui back to Molokai and ending up, again in Oahu by ourselves. I thought I was a sailor, but the passage to Molokai made me a sailor. Now, I have been an ASA Instructor since 1996 and still at it. That trip still ranks way high on my list of sailing experiences.
This video brings back some memories.
Pretty cool!
We have sailed in Denmark, Norway, Croatia, The Channel Islands. And at home in The Nethelands! But Hawaii is definitely on the bucketlist of sailing destinations, we would like to visit.
Ahoy, and best regards from The Nethelands!
Teresa
stumbled here and brought back good memories from 1981 aboard MS. Ehukai & SV. Sayonara
MAHALO NUI LOA
You’re living everyone’s dream.
This is great Greg, I think this is a definite presentation for the HYC, and all sailors. Great video. I want to do this
Very enjoyable video. Stop down in Kona and pick me up. Would love to sail with you guys!
Wow congratulations on the video. It turned out great and what a great trip. Really good!!!
Looking good Greg! can't wait to go out on a trip with you on the Gemini!!
great video.
do they require you to med moor in lono? its my greatest fear sailing.
Where is the best location to do a bareboat charter in Hawaii?
Nice video, but the backing music is insanely annoying.
Molokai isnt really "the most Hawaiian". The vast majority of locals are Filipinnos who think they are native Hawaiians and act like they own the place. In case anyone needs a history lesson, no humans are native to Hawaii. The polynesians immigrated to Hawaii around 1200 AD and the Filipinnos came about 150 years after white Europeans.
It was also a leper colony in the 19th Century, which might be why it developed rather differently from the other Hawaiian islands.