Another swim-stop
17’37.7N 025’06.8W course 220′ speed 7kn The wind has not been against us.. but it has also not been with.
17’37.7N 025’06.8W course 220′ speed 7kn The wind has not been against us.. but it has also not been with.
The quest for adventure continues! Despite being slowed by headwinds, we embrace the elements. The Devon Island coast is perfect.
Its always like this, we enter the harbor and the logbook entries stop… and you as our reader are left.
On Sunday 18th of February we are organizing a video meeting through Google Meetings for those who have questions about.
Hello and goodbye Stanley, The ending of the logbooks is always very abrupt, we arrive and the bustle of.
When the winds start blowing like they are doing this week. When the leaves fall from the trees and the.
This logbook entry was written before we headed to Ilulissat, but due to work on board and bad internet connection,.
28’02S 101’14W, course 250, speed 7kn After leaving Robinson Crusoe it was topsails pretty much all the way. This came.
Looking back and looking forward. April three years ago, we should have been getting ready to cross the South and.
Canal O’Brien, Patagonia After our stop in Puerto Williams we set of for our holiday within the holiday. No time.
Since 2024 the Tecla is officially a member of the IAATO, the International Association Antarctic Tour Operators. We are very proud to be a member and to call ourselves Ambassadors of sustainable Antarctic Tourism. We hope we can make you our next Ambassador! Not just for Antarctic Nature, but all nature, wildlife and life on our amazing planet.