Getting ready for stronger winds
41’26.8N 027’14W course 033′ speed 8,3kn Today we got ready for what is to come, our first low pressure area.
Expedition Sailing from Arctic to Antarctic
41’26.8N 027’14W course 033′ speed 8,3kn Today we got ready for what is to come, our first low pressure area.
39’33.2N 030’02.7W course 051′ speed 7,2kn Today we had an unexpected surprise, although we had expected to see land, we.
38’28,2N 032’35.3W course 015′ speed 5,0kn We are closing in on the Azores, without time to stop, we will have.
36’34.3N 033’22.5 course 008 speed 5knA lot happened on this lazy sunny Sunday! Joel went up the mast to replace.
34’48.1N 033’50.3W course 008′ speed 4,7knThe ocean has gone calm. Not a ripple disturbs the oily surface, where a slow.
33’13.8N 034’31.3W course 026′ speed 5,3 We were chatting this afternoon, about how hot we had been during this voyage..
29’04.7N 035’50.0W course 014′ speed 6,3knOut of the tropics, and out of the tropic Celestial Navigation, so back to our.
26’44.5N 036’26.9W course 015 speed 6.0knWe seem to have had all sorts of weather today! Wind, no wind, a little.
22’18.0N 035’48.7W course 348′ speed 5kn Our mast monkey Tom had to go up for a line that had shot.
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.