When the plan comes together… or changes
Position: 19°11.7’S 085°42.5’W Course: 265° Speed: 6.5 knots Today brought a change of course—both literally and figuratively. Instead of sailing.
Position: 19°11.7’S 085°42.5’W Course: 265° Speed: 6.5 knots Today brought a change of course—both literally and figuratively. Instead of sailing.
Position: 19°21.5’S 083°04.9’W | Course: 285° | Speed: 6.5 kn Around 04:00 board time last night, we had to start.
Position: 21°06.8’S 081°40.0’W | Course: 280° | Speed: 6.3kn Another beautiful day of sailing out on the open ocean. The.
The Day We Caught the Fish!Position: 21°28.1’S – 078°57.2’W | Course: 280° | Speed: 6.9 knots After days of trying, Michael’s patience finally paid off.
22°13.3’S 076°16.7’W – Course: 290° – Speed: 7.1 knots Last night we gybed, and did so twice more during the.
Position: 23°38.0’S 074°38.7’W Course: 305° Speed: 5 knots “BOB! Whales have right of way – hard to starboard, hard to starboard!” Off.
25°41.3’S | 075°23.4’W | Course: 029° | Speed: 7 knots Today the ocean looked like a calm, flat, oily mirror.
28°16.7’S 075°29.7’W – Course 357°, Speed 7kn As we’ve fully settled into our rhythm at sea, today marked our very.
31°06.7’S 075°23.1’W Course: 355° | Speed: 7 knots We’ve been underway for nearly a week now. The routine of night.
33’42.8S 075’53.5W course 014 speed 6,6kn Where we were able to sail for a few hours yesterday, today that was.
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.