Busy days between the ice
70’13.8N 143’57.4W course 090′ speed 6,5kn The past few days have been very busy. Early starts and anchoring at night,.
70’13.8N 143’57.4W course 090′ speed 6,5kn The past few days have been very busy. Early starts and anchoring at night,.
71’07.5N 154’33.6W course 105′ speed 6,3In the morning of the 4th of August we spotted the first ice ridge of.
69’16N 165’44W, 7.5kn, course 035 Having passed the Bering strait and finally entered the Chukchi sea we have sailed over.
67.05.2 north. 167 31.8 westcourse 009. speed 7.5 kn We are at sea. That means that with a (very!) professional.
We have left Nome and are on our way to Point Barrow.We had have the most fascinating time in Nome..
64’18.2N 165’56.3W course 060′ speed 6,6kn The past few days we have been hoping to get a spot in the.
62’17.3N 167’10.7W course 336′ speed 6,7kn We are underway again, using sail and going North! After a one day stop.
59’56.3N 165’19.8W Course 353′ speed 6,3 What a yell “Whales! Orca Whales!!” it sounded loudly around 15:00 in the afternoon..
58’02.4N 163’53.0W course 005′ speed 6,4kn While last night we were afraid of loosing the wind, the wind picked up.
55’44.6N 164’54.6W course 030′ speed 5,0kn On the 24th we left Dutch Harbor. After taking in some last provisions and.
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.