SLOW TV - ASMR - Sailing to Tobago - Sailing Vessel Delos

If you enjoy slow television, or have seen the slow tv boat filmed in Norway you will probably enjoy this. We take our sailboat Delos up a South American jungle river and film an unedited version of the experience. The jungle sounds were recorded live as well for a true experience.

SCENE CHANGE TIMESTAMPS BELOW.... Okay guys, for this one we tried to give a little more behind the scenes representation. As you just watched the edited Passage to Tobago video, here is the more "raw version". Really hope you enjoy and as always looking forward to your comments. Brian

For this one we left the GoPro running while we get Delos ready for passage, motor out of the anchorage, set sail, and spend a few hours on passage. I moved the camera to a new fixed position from time to time. The audio was recorded on our Zoom mic in the cockpit, and later in the dinghy when we were filming from the bow. So kick back, throw this up in the background, and get ready to come on passage and chill with us for a bit on the ocean.

00:00 - 16:00 The crew get Delos ready to head to sea.
16:00 - 24:38 Getting the hook up and motoring outside the reef.
24:38 - 34:27 Setting sail with main, mizzen and Genoa.
34:28 - 54:30 Beating upwind.
54:31 - 1:03:47 Switch to cockpit view.
1:03:47 - 1:15:11 Switch to helmsman cockpit view.
1:15:12 - 02:49:00 Time to roll that fattie or hit that space pen and enjoy the ride :)

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[sailboatmystic]

I can't get enough of this video ... no music, no voice over ... just the wind and the waves, PERFECT!

[spunkycat]

My YouTube is on all night long or I wake up in silence in my nightmare world. Then THIS came on and I HAVE NEVER SLEPT BETTER. I just need 8-11 hours. But now I am going to watch what made me sleep SO good. THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH for filming and posting

[joemerr]

Sailing and living out at Sea is the only thing that I really want to do. It's the only thing that I dream about I constantly watch these videos because in reality it's probably the closest I'm going to get to it. You folks are truly living a blessed life.

[kennethhammond]

Ah, the sound of the wind whistling through the rigging brings back fond memories.

[pweckle]

I have 5 sailboats. Last year I was so busy I never got to take any of them out on the water. The year before, 2017, I only went out once. By being able to view this video... I was taken there again. Thanks for choosing to do something different. This video feels more 'normal' to me. It is past my bedtime, but I can't turn this off. lol. Peace unto all of us.

[rnunezc.]

Finally!, just pure sailing hull waves cruising sound. No selfies, monologue, etc. I been expecting some sailing channel did just that...for old cruisers sake...mucha suerte, mucha Gracias !..

[CamMac-kdou]

After all the work you have all done to get Delos back in the water what a way to wind down. Such satisfaction for you all. Thanks Crew.

[robertortis]

Just sailing and enjoying peace ? Thank you again for taking us along.

[davidvonzuben]

Love this episode yet hate it . love it as it reminds me of the 3 1/2 years spent on my beloved first boat. She was my home but so much more she was my spirit my soul. When I raised her sails . I could feel not only the wind but I felt intimately connected to the whole planet. I miss that and I miss my boat. She was a 1973 O'Day 37 center cockpit sloop. I loved her

[paulbildsoe]

Just a great addition to the Delos catalog of videos. Very enjoyable to put this on a big screen, darken the room, and find moments of Zen, particularly while underway; watching the swell and wind chop, with Delos pitching and rolling, the mesmerizing sounds of wind and wave, the rigging and the occasional voices. I feel it really captures how it must be to be aboard without having to be "on" for the edited videos. It was a great way to space out, and also to be a so-called fly-on-the-wall. A short stint as a virtual Delos crew member, but without the chores! Thank you for taking me along!

[Frostbbitten]

This is therapeutic. If I didn't have to work in the AM, I would probably be up until 1 AM along for the ride. Cheers guys, you rock.

[simonmorris]

Great when stuck in your office as back ground
Keep them coming

[Cjephunneh]

This is your best vid so far. Just beating the waves and wind whistlin through the rigging. No camera movement

[fufun]

Absolutely perfect thank you very much. No advertisements. No blah blah. Just real deal sailing thank you again x2

[johnkaveski]

love this camera angle we can see how everything works.

[buddhistsailor]

I second John Donaldson's comment -- what I have been waiting for all along, the real sense of sailing, unvarnished

[RiggingDoctor]

Love the drastic change in speed when the Genoa comes out!

[bejcthomas]

This is great, I just sailed from Melbourne to Hobart for my first offshore sail two weeks ago. I'm ready to go back to this life.

[braden]

Just what the doctor ordered. Total relaxation and to try to destress. Guess what, it worked. Many thanks and much appreciated.

[Kelli]

This is so relaxing! I miss sailing. My parents had a 27’ Catalina in Seabrook Texas and those sailing days were some of the best days of my life so far! Good thing my classes were cancelled today! It’s raining and cold here in North Carolina where we live now. Good day sit back and act like I’m sailing with you guys! And Yes, I’m a 37 year old student. Graduate in May!