Crossing the Equator
01’33.1S 029’12.5W course 190′ speed 7,2kn In the morning of the 27th of November, at 07:40 Board time, 8:40 UTC,.
01’33.1S 029’12.5W course 190′ speed 7,2kn In the morning of the 27th of November, at 07:40 Board time, 8:40 UTC,.
00’25.0N 027’53.4W course 220′ speed 5,3kn Without our doldrums, with an East South East wind turning South East since the.
01’34.2N 028’08.8W course 225′ speed 4,5 The past 24 hours, we have been sailing beautifully. But, we have been working.
03’32.7N 026’46.6W course 220′ speed 7,5kn We have come to our second Sunday at sea. And it has been a.
05’58.1N 025’46.6W course 202′ speed 6,5kn We have come to the place where warm winds are made. The surface water.
07’48.4N 025’00.1W course 180′ speed 6kn After much doubting and still hoping our forecast of 15 knots would come true.
10´11.1N 025´11.9W course 164´ speed 6,5 We have managed to stay under sail this whole day! Although our course has.
12’35.4N 025’37.9W course 184′ speed 6,9kn Yesterday started off perfect, sailing, nice weather, nice people, what more could you wish.
15’14.2N 025’50.9W course 200′ speed 7,0 kn Early in the morning of the 19th we could already see the lights.
19’35.3N 023’09.7W course 217′ speed 6,6kn The last 24 hours have been spend under engine, on an oily ocean with.
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.