Sailing to the Most Famous Island in Brazil! Fernando de Noronha - Sailing Vessel Delos Ep. 190

[@masskilla469]

I had one of the most strangest but epic dreams about you guys. I was working on a large ship and we were going along when the Captain screamed over the PA system Delos is ahead of us 2 miles everyone on deck. The intro Song "Ramukani by OneTox" started blaring over the PA System and we all grabbed a beer lined up along the side of the ship and took our clothes off and we made a close pass by Delos Dancing and waving at you guys. What a epic Dream!!

[@svdelos]

Haha that is hilarious! Thanks for sharing :D

[@dereckwarner2396]

@@svdelos i have dreams about delos but, they are mostly wet dreams about brian

[@petersimmons3978]

😂😂😂😂 What were you waving, hahahahah👍

[@systembve]

Dreams are inside looks to alternate realities. So that's pretty epic!

[@Johannesen1970]

TO THE BLIND MAN THERE ARE NO SIGNS THE YELLOW MIND SEES WHAT IT WANTS TO SEE AND LEAVES THE CLUES BEHIND MAMUNKAJI "WE REPERESNT THE EFFECT OF THE ONES FALLEN" "IF YOU LEAVE US ALONE WE CAN MAKE IT" BUT TO YOUR COLD HEARTS AND INFLATED EGOS THIS SONG IS NOTHING MORE THAN A HAPPY "LETS DOWN SOME BEERS TUNE" - HOW BLIND ARE YOU DELOS IS AN ISLAND IN THE GREEK ISLANDS BIRTH PLACE OF THE GODS APOLLO AND ARTEMIS DURING ROMAN TIMES IT WAS THE MOST IMPORTANT PORT FOR SLAVE TRADE IN THE MED AND IN THE TRUE FUCKED UP SPIRIT OF OLD YOU STILL CRUISE AROUND LIKE GREEKS GODS OF OLD EXPLOITING THE LIVES OF THE PEOPLE LESS FORTUNATE BUT YOUR LITTLE RERUN OF FAIRYTALES OF OLD IS ABOUT TO COME TO AN ABRUBT HOLT THIS TYPE OF BEHAVIOUR WILL NOT BE ALLOWED ANY LONGER THE BIG SHIP IN THE DREAM IS A BATTLE SHIP A MAN 'O WAR IN THE OLD DAYS OF VIKING, SCOTTS AND OTHER BRAVE WARRIORS IT WAS NOT UNCOMMON TO MOCK ONE ENEMY BEFORE A GREAT BATTLE, BEFORE THEY WOULD BE SACKED AND BOTH SCOTTS AND VIKINGS HAVE BEEN KNOWN TO GO INTO BATTLE WITH A HEFTY LEVEL OF ALCOHOL IN THEM THE FIGHTING SPIRIT SO THIS DREAM IS IN FACT A PREMONITION OF THE IMPENDING DOOM OF YOUR LITTLE UNGODLY ENDEAVOUR YOU CAN NOT DO WHAT YOU DO UNLESS THE PLACES AND PEOPLE YOU VISIT ARE SIGNIFICANTLY LESS FORTUNATE THEN YOU, AND TO MAKE MATTER EVEN WORSE YOU PUT ON FUCKING COSTUMES TO PLAY PSYOP TRICKS WITH THE PEOPLE YOU HAVE PLACED BELOW YOU IF YOU HAD ANY SHAME OR SOUL YOU WOULD KNOW BIT YOU DONT, SO YOU ALL HAVE TO GO BACK TO SCHOOL AND START OVER AGAIN SO LONG MY FRICKLE FRIENDS WHERE YOU END UP ALL DEPENDS ARE YOU WILLING TO MAKE AMMENDS

[@danielmoss2394]

I just need to say that those underwater dolphin sequences NEVER get old. Stunningly beautiful.

[@norwaycss]

I arrived in Fernando de Noronha in 2008-ish after crossing from Cape Verde on a 53 foot schooner. The feeling of walking on land after 14 days at sea is a weird feeling, as i'm sure you've experienced. Incredibly beautiful place, but also very very expensive compared to the rest of Brazil. We unfortunately had to abandon the boat in Venezuela some years ago after a lot of mechanical issues, as well as leaks in the hull (old ferrocement boat), and no way to fix anything because of Venezuela's increasingly unstable political situation. Was hard to even find a bucket of paint, and we' couldn't import anything. But we're set on buying another boat soon. Your videos are torture, because we reeeaallly want to travel again. Especially these days with Covid-19 and all. But keep'em coming. Your channel is the most "honest" i've found so far, because you show more of the everyday problems of living on a boat for an extended time. Both in terms of problems with the boat itself, customs etc, and the social challenges that comes with being that many people together for a long time. It's not easy, but i appreciate being able to relate to it, as it brings back memories. Cheers

[@SVSkalliwag]

Really enjoy Blue's monologues on the night watch. I find them so soothing to the soul even when she's talking about getting run over by a freighter!

[@ctcomebacker]

I'm paralyzed from the hips down, I've been watching these people experience for a week now. I feel I'm with them, swimming and drinking beer. God it feels good. thx

[@303Lyons303]

That Island looks absolutely incredible. Love that it's protected and abundant with wildlife. 🙂

[@moz1953]

if i could only watch one mariners vlog each week then Delos is it , they've been a weekly highlight for many years and i hope many more, a huge thank you to Brian, Brady and Karin and all the others

[@PAKoffee10]

Delos Fridays are really a great way to off the week. Keep sailing and sharing, guys!

[@dsidelivery]

Love Love Love Delos. Brazil is certainly beautiful my friends. Have fun and stay safe!

[@AmishNinjaMaster]

7:15-7:45 -- Uh, ... jaw dropped ... WOW!!!

[@pigskin1000]

Cool vid. Brings back fairly recent memories. Fernando de Noronha may be the most famous but Florianopolis in the south is the best hands down. I have been to both on several occasions. maybe next time you can get down there :)

[@jwyzdm]

Amazing video, great editing Karin. You are making my bucket list longer and longer with each episode.

[@richardscudds4753]

Absolutely love your attitude towards sharks, I,m not a green peace nuttie but a fisherman who loves the sea , so to see those sharks totally protected was fantastic , well done once again people.....

[@frankd2301]

RICHARD SCUDDS : I would say that part of the problem is calling people “green peace nuttie”. Their only concern is fighting a losing fight against a world that really won’t care until it is too late

[@steveo1kinevo]

Really enjoyed that wreck dive with all the fish! Stellar episode once again!

[@AlejandroHernandez-rk3pl]

I really love what you guys are doing. It's pretty awesome!

[@rickrothstein7932]

Love you guys!! It's refreshing to see that there are places like this out there that put a higher value on saving and protecting the environment than what can be taken from such a remarkable place. Let's hope the more places will follow suit.. Keep inspiring by doing what you do.. And, love the outtakes at the end..

[@betty-loucreamer112]

Amazing dive footage! Thanks 🇨🇦🦈🐟🐟🐟🐟🐬

[@wesleyddavies]

I'm always a fan of your journey and your positive outlook! Thank you for excellent content!

[@anitahardesty2163]

Now that is my paradise!! Absolutely beautiful!!

[@dalemartin7886]

I loved every part of this episode but especially the dolphin footage. Epic!

[@diogopelomundo]

season in Brazil was beautiful

[@scotttucek8913]

Ahoy Delos tribe.. thank you for sharing the beautiful Fernando Island of Brazil it is good to know preserves to work for wildlife and humans peace love unity respect water is life

[@347oneill]

Good Morning Delos Crew Noronha is amazing! can not wait to see more of it. what a great way to kick off my Friday. Great job on the video Karin. keep them coming.

[@walettamedlock9593]

Ahhhhh....wake and bake for an early Friday AM vacation with Delos! Love you guys!

[@FocoNoals]

SV Delos in Noronha could not be different than happiness and good adventures!! #svdelos Namaste

[@larskronqvist9170]

Fantastic clear water and good foto. Great job.

[@amaya8381]

I think 🤔 it would be an amazingly awesome idea having one of your fans/followers be part of Delos’ crew for a month. After that month have another fan on the boat and so on. I’m pretty sure you guys have fans/followers all over the globe 😁 I would be soooooooo happy just by touching Delos! 😊 Love you guys,

[@donb4386]

Your videos always make me smile.

[@Pixxelshim]

Speaking of sextants, I have my late brother's copy of the 1962 'American Practical Navigator" from his days at the U.S: Naval Academy. It is all about determining location without the tools sailors use these days. At 1500 pages, it was the official reference book for the U.S. Navy. I would be pleased to donate it to Delos if it might be useful, or at least interesting to have onboard.

[@markm2302]

John Sears I'd love to learn the old ways! We are way too dependant on modern technology.

[@craigme2583]

You are a legend donating that. Good on you!

[@gordonharmon6024]

kaz could have a travel show , brilliant

[@BryanSaul]

Just can't get enough of those dolphins! Lovely episode peeps.

[@ashleighlecount]

My only complaint is how short this episode is. Another great one guys!

[@masskilla469]

I was thinking the Same thing LOL

[@qdav5]

We've become spoiled by all of those 30 minute episodes. :) Nice work, Kazza and Delos!

[@ashleighlecount]

I just realized I meant complaint as a compliment. I totally understand that they can't all be 30 minutes. I would just happily watch an hour of Delos at least daily.

[@shanekonarson]

Ashleigh LeCount need to take a vote for a Delos “ the movie “ ???? That would be awesome !

[@ashleighlecount]

Absolutely a Delos movie! We need to get Blue on it!

[@klouism1]

Great underwater shots, You all are awesome, Keep having fun.

[@artistaloca4]

Ok, THIS one is my favorite!❣️🍻❤️

[@nickgarcia7110]

Wow! another awesome video. This one made my day. Thank guys.

[@sittingbull9986]

What a superb VLOG! Been to Noronha a couple of times but never saw what you showed diving!

[@ginocolaccino5847]

You guys have the best videos. Great job as always.

[@growrootslandscape7879]

Gosh I love Delos...the places y'all go aint half bad either! Fair winds!

[@BCBennyCAN2]

Very cool, thanks again watching from Canada

[@tanenolan]

I think the Cousteau hats you've been wearing are very apt for this type of episode. This episode I can even imagine David Attenborough narrating. Great videography.

[@UweBehrendt]

That was a wonderful trip to a new adventure Thanks

[@gogs1468]

Beautiful sunsets and rises in fact beautiful video. Loved the approach to Noronha.

[@dadcelo]

Can't wait for more Noronha!

[@cfeigel]

That ice machine could be a real life-changer! All you need now is a blender to complete the set. (Thanks for the nice chill vid!)

[@martincrowe3781]

Wow...... beer ....DELOS......my friday is now complete. Great video and footage crew . Love from down under ❤

[@jmcmurrah]

Another lovely video... and great narration Alex Blue! 💙

[@williamlilliott2433]

Just fabulous as always. Editing beautiful. Kazza, how do you and Blue stay so incredibly fit? Enough to make a guy write bad checks. Boat looks in fine shape, ocean colors seem bluer than ever. Split pea soup looked delicious. Stay safe.

[@crstothard]

Awesome vid, kids! Great job, Karin! Is that Poo Rock at 9:37? Hee-hee! Greetings from NYC!

[@annalee8354]

Just lovely , thank you x peace brothers and sisters xx

[@joshs199]

Great video guys... really enjoyed it .. can't wait to see you experience the island. Many blessings. !!

[@daveBit15]

6:20 There's a wonderful novel, _The Island of the Day Before_ by Umberto Eco, that revolves around the problem of finding the longitude in the 17th century. Sextant is only needed to find the latitude; the longitude is found by comparing the time in your actual position with the time in a reference point.

[@enricovaliant3935]

Awesome dive footage. The marine life blew me away. Congrats to environmental conservationists for keeping it pristine. If it costs $75 per day....so be it. It’s worth it in the long run.

[@buildingsailboats4549]

amazing underwater footage and nice presentation of the island. Thank you for this interesting and fun episode.

[@mackagerton4860]

Short and sweet love My Delo’s crewThank you again for the videos my only time I get out of my room

[@jlpitton]

Perfect timing! This beach was on the worlds best beach list I saw today. 😍

[@pricedives]

Another superb video! Thank you for sharing.

[@telfow1]

every ones positivity fills my soul with love. thank you all.

[@stilcrazychris]

Great video of all the dolphins. So cool looking. I've never seen a dolphin up close. Your so lucky. But one of these days. I'll be lucky to. Thanks for sharing that awesome video, Chris from Missouri

[@jerryfield5815]

Fantastic as usual. What a life!

[@SailingKittiwake]

Sharkies 😍😍😍❤️ Gosh your gear and boat take you places, doesn’t it? Well jel!

[@rudyo8409]

Delo's just rocks ! Love you all.

[@MrWiggenhammer]

Baby sharks are cool! I've been on a resort in Bora Bora where we were walking amongst them... they were right around the walkways to the overwater bungalows.

[@DunkNat]

Massive smile on my face. great episode! :)

[@MrRourk]

Friday is here!!! First Step Watch Delos!

[@thewatts8449]

Awesome stuff! Keep them coming.

[@sailingddcircumnavigation5931]

Great episode guys keep up the good work.

[@mamawanderlust6000]

Another beautiful episode to take me away to an amazing destination. Thank you so much. I have to agree with Ragnar, cold beer is the best and I am pretty sure the money you spent on that rope that you tie to the back of the boat was money well spent!!! Even at my age, I would definitely enjoy that.

[@davidallred4611]

Another great one! Living my dream!

[@M-Swede]

Great underwater shots of the Dolphins!

[@RAL686]

Congrats to Kaz and Brian...

[@tesoro7788]

Randy Linn what do you mean ?

[@stevecurtis3736]

Engaged

[@cofferchan]

I couldn't be happier for them. I hope they go all out. I hope that video comes out soon. IDK if it's happened already, I know there is a good gap between videos, not complaining I actually thing that works best for the channel, but if it hasn't happened yet, when it does, or rather if it does happen while you are in the Caribbean, you guys should try to convince Rick to do the video for you just because one we want to see all of you during the ceremony and two because he knows his stuff. What ever you guys decide I am just loving all of it and I know you will not disappoint! Congrats!

[@carde028]

Loving the Katchafire playing in the background. Kia Ora from NZ!

[@trespire]

Mr. Brady is fluent in Ohm's Law. Looks like the Alien from the movie is about to explode from Kazza's belly, watch out !The island looks like a piece of paradise, we should take better care of our beautiful Earth. Hope Dellos crew all enjoyed beautiful paradise.

[@wilwebster2198]

Your vid's just keep getting better!

[@gregeconomeier1476]

Awesome underwater shot around 20 minutes.

[@gregeconomeier1476]

I'm wondering how you got that shot. The boat appears to be 20 meters or so ahead of the boat.

[@sailingluana3037]

Great video! Thanks for the morning escape!

[@dointube2]

Ohhhh Longitude is a great book!

[@craigme2583]

Oh your opening tune makes me so happy, yay, its Delos time😂

[@dennyclose6635]

That is an awesome place !!! Thank you for sharing it!!!!

[@DobDog151]

Longitude is a great read. Would love to see you learn and teach us some celestial navigation old school stuff.

[@Case_PP5AX]

Awesome Noronha ...

[@gravediggermaxvabeachva]

pretty kewl adventure and diving.....i like it - see you soon - fare winds

[@bertski60]

nice one as usual guys. always makes my friday better.

[@HopeOfJoe]

Great beginning to this vlog. Loved the sunset !!!!! Curious as to the gas burner stove and your changeover to electric induction as it looked like gas was still onboard. 😊👍👌👊⛵️⚓️

[@svdelos]

Hey Richard since this video was filmed we have switched to induction and it is awesome! It will start showing up in the vids very soon.

[@freundlicherfalmer8375]

15:17 : i like to think that it was this moment when the name nugget went into brians head and stayed there ever since until he could give it to someone else :)

[@OneGenericName]

This has to be the fastest video viewing on the internet. How do you manage to compress time where 20+ minute videos seem to be only 5 minutes long? (Good times, that's how!) You always leave us yearning for more and that's a good thing. Party on dudes (and dudettes)

[@57koop]

As usual awesome video!

[@KawaTony1964]

That shot where you see the hull of Delos underwater while under way made me think: wouldn't it be cool to always tow an underwater camera behind you and see what might show up. Sorta like an underwater dash cam. Just keep it running all the time, and check it every day to see if there's something interesting.

[@rogerstone3068]

Sometimes I imagine what I'd film if I were a guest crew member on Delos, and watching this episode I planned just that - a Go-Pro on a drogue towed behind or alongside the boat, controlled from on board. An underwater drone. One day when the technology and satellite upload speeds are good enough, live webcam streams from Delos would be great.

[@AdventureDarin]

6:54 I commented about that last year. You should get one! cool

[@Bluemustacheproductions]

Baby sharks!!!! makes my heart warm!

[@stevelockhart8189]

Hey guys. I have had a totally shit week. I have just watched your latest episode and you have cheered me up no end!! Keep up the good work and best wishes to you all.

[@danielyount9812]

Back out into the ocean to hang with the sharks. Despite some of the crew getting sick. Got to love the gadgets , especially if they keep your beer cold.

[@waynemcphail7825]

Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!

[@HobbitHomes263]

Sextants are really fun! I used one to find locations described in the Lewis & Clark journals so I could stand in their boots and look out at the land they described...very cool

[@HobbitHomes263]

Thanks for the Love and thanks for the adventures! DO IT! grab the logs of your favorite ancient explorer and see how closely your can make your sightings to your GPS track. Use and old water barometer and a wind up clock. The discipline required to navigate this way was astounding. You will need the book to translate your sextant readings into Lat ond long...but this stuff is a fun way to spend time on a passage. PLUS..when all your tech goes south (as we have seen over the years) you can still make your next landfall with REAL style

[@6755703]

Hermoso hermano, saludos desde Chile!!! Orza marinero.

[@SAM-zt2uy]

Late to the plate today my work time KZbin viewing was takes up with hot rod Drag Week, watching now after many drinks on my boat 😎😎😎

[@MJSailing]

Just out of curiosity, jumping in the water @ 8:05, is that anything you'd ever do with just two of you on board? Looks like so much fun!, but I think the lack of extra eyes has made me too scared to do it up to this point. 😊

[@svdelos]

hey guys! Depends on if Kazza would let me :) . But seriously if you are comfortable and leave someone onboard that can handle the boat I would probably go for it. Brian

[@williambremner9022]

I hear your concern and it's one that we've pondered many times too. We swam in 9,000+m deep water in the South Pacific between Tahiti and Tonga last year (3 of us in the water and one remaining on board "life-guarding"). We were largely becalmed though but it was a very freaky swim knowing that much water lay beneath us. For 2-up to do this increases the risk a lot. I think it needs to be calm conditions in fine weather to consider doing this as a couple with lots of line dragging astern. We tie off a horseshoe ring at the end of the dragline for extra safety. Cheers, Bill / SY Miss Foxy.

[@adventureunbound5703]

Great episode!

[@robertwambold]

My wife just finished reading Longitude and it's next on my list to read. It's cool to see it show up here.

[@mccutcheogeoff]

Did I spot a moored tall ship! I would be overwhelming excited to see that.

[@echuck66]

My father was a watch and clock maker for 40+ years. I read that book "Longitude" and enjoyed it very much. You guys can probably relate, being sailors and all, but back then, it was easy enough to determine your latitude when on a ship at sea, but there was no such thing as a mechanical clock that could keep accurate time at sea. Pendulum driven clocks could not keep a regular beat, therefore causing the time to be incorrect. Spring--driven timepieces were not nearly accurate enough to determine your longitude at sea. Harrison not only solved the problem, multiple times, he was also pretty much cheated out of his prize / bounty, until just before, or shortly after, his death. Anyway, that's an excellent book she has and you guys should all read it. I think you'd be able to relate.