Just another day at the office
32’47.6N 014’14.9W course 196′ speed 6,4 Today we got a little breeze! Sadly, with that little breeze came a nasty.
32’47.6N 014’14.9W course 196′ speed 6,4 Today we got a little breeze! Sadly, with that little breeze came a nasty.
37’21.8N 012’27,4W course 171′ speed 4,3 They don’t come easy nor do they come cheap, the miles of the last.
38´26.9N 011´23.7W course 185´ 4,5kn Our small spa guest, of 15 centimeters large, seems to have taken up permanent residence..
40´25.3N 010´25.6 course 190´ speed 7kn Saturday was a beautiful day. We started of sailing, but then lost the wind,.
43’13.7N 011’20.0W course 157 speed 8,1kn Our miles South are starting to count. Layers are peeled off during the day.
45’46.4N 012’16.3W course 169′ speed 5,3 What one can tell themselves is hiding in the dark and then freak out.
48’26.0N 012’18.8W course 212′ speed 7kn What a day! At 06:00h we set the mainsail and the big jib, the.
50’29.3N 011’06.6W course 211′ speed 6,5kn Ireland was like Ireland has often been for us, concealed by fog. In 2006,.
52’47.3N 010’56.5W course 188′ speed 5,9kn Today we have been making our way South under engine, with only 3 hours.
54’30.1N 009’46.2W course 302′ speed 5,3kn Yesterday we made for an anchorage in Ireland, in Killala bay in the Donagal.
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.