Riding the Blue Mountains
Riding the Blue Mountains 24°19,9’S 127°38,0’W // course 240° // speed 7,0kn Last night’s build-up in wind resulted in some.
Riding the Blue Mountains 24°19,9’S 127°38,0’W // course 240° // speed 7,0kn Last night’s build-up in wind resulted in some.
Racing downwind 24°07.9’S 124°48.3’W // course 263° // speed 8.3 kn We are racing along. Wind speeds are up, and.
24°07,7’S 121°11,7’W // course 274° // speed 7,2kn Hummhummhumm comes the sound of the turning shaft from the engine room..
What a difference a day makes. 24°48.8’S 119°02.5’W // course 341° // speed 5.5 knots Like night and day. One.
24°27,2’S 116°40.9’W // course 280° // 6,9kn An orange sky, fading into green-blue. Dark shapes of clouds on the horizon,.
24°39.1’S 114°26.1W // course 270° // speed 7.1 kn A Sunday like no other. We had it all: sunshine, blue.
25°06.4’S 112°03.4’ // course 245° // speed 5.3 kn Crew at the ready, explanation done. Sheets in, preventers tight. And.
25°45.8S 109°55.0’W // course 318° // speed 5.9 kn It feels good to be underway again. To have 3000 meters.
27°10.6’S 109°23.9’W // Behind two anchors in Vinapu bay Day two at anchor at Vinapu Bay, Rapa Nui. We made.
26°07.8’S 109°04.1’W // course 183° // speed 7,9kn What a day we have had. I will keep it a little.


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.
