What a difference a day makes
38’43.9N 010’49.7W course 184’ speed 6,2 What a difference a day makes. It is not the first time I write.
38’43.9N 010’49.7W course 184’ speed 6,2 What a difference a day makes. It is not the first time I write.
41’31.4N 009’52.7W course 178’ speed 6kn After making it out of the Bay of Biscay, we had hoped to find.
46’56 N 012’03 W8.5 knots We’ve come to know Tecla, and Tecla has come to know us. For some of.
50’06.0N 11’59.3W course 186’ speed 7,1kn Strong wind day and many waves, but now the wind has decreased and veered.
53’12.9N 012’13.7W course 185′ speed 7 knots After starting to sail just over 24 hours ago, we have been decreasing.
Pos: 56’16 N 009’50 WCOG 244Spd 7kts The fresh Tecla crew (9 of us in all) has been underway for.
57’08.1N 007’04.5W course 198′ speed 7kn What seemed to be very convenient waiting for too much wind.. turned into a.
23-10-2023 North Atlantic 60’44N013’37W 100 CG8kn And so we roll on… We managed to miss the good winds last night.
21-10-2023 62’21N021’16W 4kn180 After arriving early in Reykjavik last week we where quite happy to be there. The winds were.
Days like these when the wind sweeps across the country, the rain comes and goes and the Tecla lays safely.
Since 2023 the Tecla is officially a provisional member of the IAATO, the International Association Antarctic Tour Operators. We are very proud to be an aspiring member to this organization that makes sure we can show Antarctica to you in the best way possible, both for you and for the environment.