GreeceLakka39°14’14” N 20°7’53” E
May 28 in Greece
Gaios to the busy Paxos blue cave to Lakka. After the hike to the magnificent arch it's time to enjoy beautiful Lakka.
GreeceGaios39°11’49” N 20°11’10” E May 27 in Greece ⋅ ☀️ 21 °C
Roda to Paxos Gaios. Time for some land life again and Gyros!!!
GreeceAntipaxos39°9’6” N 20°12’57” E
May 27 in Greece
Ormos Skouliki to Anti Paxos Roda. Crossing from mainland to one of my favourite bays which was always a secret but apparently no longer is one based on the amount of big boats.
GreeceΜόρφι39°16’42” N 20°28’11” E
May 26 in Greece ⋅ ☀️ 20 °C
Lichnos to Ormos Skouliki . Wind move. The first attempt to anchor failed 3 times in the sand in front of the beach so moved here. 6m sand and good holding. Poor internet
GreeceΒαλανιδόραχη39°12’38” N 20°29’28” E
May 22 in Greece ⋅ ☀️ 22 °C
Preveza to 2 rock bay. Engine in 3 knot winds but a good following current delivering 4.5 knots average.
Anchor in 4 good sand.
Time to see some stars tonight 😉
GreeceAetolia-Acarnania Regional Unit38°45’43” N 20°47’20” E May 18 in Greece ⋅ ☀️ 19 °C
Vilho Bay to Bathyabali. Dropped in 7m behind dark patch of seagrass. Mostly sailed. Bad wind angle. Time to ride 😄
GreeceMunicipal Unit of Ellomenos38°41’28” N 20°42’22” E
May 15 in Greece ⋅ ☁️ 19 °C
Skala to Vilho Bay. 9h24. A different anchorage, more in the middle. Rain coming and so many boats out here it's unbelievable.
GreeceLourdata38°6’30” N 20°38’19” E
May 9–15 in Greece ⋅ ⛅ 18 °C
Sardegna Porto Pervero to Greece Kephalonia Lourdata. 7 days 6 nights. Our longest and amazing how you settle into a rhythm around your shifts at night. Too much engine but timing dictatesRead more
ItalyPorto Cervo41°6’52” N 9°32’46” E
April 29 in Italy ⋅ ☀️ 19 °C
Giardinelli to Porto Pervero. Back to a beautiful bay in 5 m and now we get ready for our crossing to Sicily and wait for favourable winds🙏
ItalyLa Maddalena41°13’47” N 9°26’46” E
April 26 in Italy ⋅ ☀️ 18 °C
Porto Pervero to La Madellena. The most beautiful amazing bay I have possibly ever been in. The colour of the water is indescribable. Is that even English?
