In the latest episode of "Sailing Take it Easy," the crew faces one of their toughest challenges yet when all three of their autopilots fail, forcing them to hand-steer through unpredictable waters. As they prepare for an impending crossing from Indonesia to Australia, exhaustion sets in, leading them to question the lifestyle they've chosen.

Despite the difficulties, the crew remains determined to visit Triton Bay. Their journey begins with a stop in Kaimana, the only city in the area, and they experience untouched landscapes and friendly encounters with locals. However, the constant need for hand-steering under the scorching sun, along with bureaucratic challenges for obtaining an Australian visa, adds to their stress and fatigue.

The crew's resilience shines as they navigate through their doubts and struggles, capturing the raw essence of life at sea. They encounter a dramatic waterfall cascading into the ocean, only to find the conditions too risky for anchoring, and are visited by playful dolphins and a somewhat nerve-wracking encounter with the coast guard.

Amidst the highs and lows, they tackle mould issues onboard and ingeniously create a homemade dehumidifier. The episode concludes with a peaceful restocking stop in Kaimana, known for its stunning sunsets, as they prepare for their next adventure.

This episode beautifully captures the relentless challenges and the awe-inspiring moments that define the life of a sailor, leaving viewers both inspired and reflective on the pursuit of an extraordinary life.