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On our way to the Tuamotus

On our way to the Tuamotus

We are making the most of the southerly breeze we have got, due to a low pressure area that passed.

17’22.3S 148’42.3W course 265′ speed 7,2 (under engine)

17’22.3S 148’42.3W course 265′ speed 7,2 (under engine)

A beautiful day in many ways, but also a hellish day. Just after lunch the wind got so weak, we.

17’32.5S 146’33.6W course 210′ speed 6,4

17’32.5S 146’33.6W course 210′ speed 6,4

We are on our way for our last night sails before the end of this voyage. Making our way from.

Tropical depression

Tropical depression

17’13.8S 141’59.3 W course 285′ speed 6,7 Amanu was our home for the last four days. We arrived at the.

Sailing in to the calm

Sailing in to the calm

18’18.8S 140’25.9W course 334′ speed 4,6kn The last 24 hours we have had wind, showers, waves and more wind. But.

Riding the waves

Riding the waves

20’59.9S 138’2.4W course 333′ speed 8,0 kn After a bumpy night and a wild ride of a morning, we were.

Goodbye Paradise

Goodbye Paradise

22’35.6S 135’55.2 W course 280′ speed 9,3kn Les Gambiers islands. A place to remember and a place to once return.

Les Gambier

Les Gambier

23’01.2S 134’39.5W course 295′ speed 7 knots Beautiful hot day Today was just an amazing beautiful day sailing, with temperatures.

Pitcairn!

Pitcairn!

Our plan was to go to Bounty Bay, make VHF contact with the island and then see if there was.

Slow down!

Slow down!

25’06.8S 129’35.0W course 272′ speed 5,5 At watchhand over, Gijs said, ‘Jet we have to take the mainsail down, we.