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Safely anchored in Kalili Harbour, lovely people, beautiful village, hornbills flying between the forest trees.
We're in! We made it. Currently tied to Customs dock at Port Angeles in the Strait of Juan de Fuca, Washington, this morning, 9:00am PST. Total on the log: 5084.2nm in 47 days. Kiss the ground.
arrived Savusavu All well...great passage...many thanks to Gulf Harbour Radio
Au moment où je vous écrivais ce mail pour vous donner leur position de ce matin (19 juillet), et alors qu'ils étaient à 32 miles de Bora Bora, ils m'ont appelé pour me dire qu'ils y sont arrivés !
On Jack's mooring in Viani Bay. Wind SSW 12-15kts, Baro 1013, clear skies. Enjoying some great diving on rainbow reef.
Comfortably moored in our berth at Scarborough Marina where we will leave Sea Whisper while we return home for grandchild fix
Tied up at Whitianga Marina till the low passes over. We are ff to Auckland tomorrow to pick up our truck :)
<p>all crew in good shape. Good clear sat phone signal fromDaudi but not so the other way from me. They are looking forward to reading all the comments on the YIT page!</p>
<p>Will arrive Sunday evening .</p>
<p>10nm NNE of Totoya. hard to copy and confirmed by email later. All well on board.</p>
Latest Yachts
ZMG2970 Deo Volente is a 14m centre cockpit ketch. A Hartley Tahitian built in Nelson, NZ. Nick & Roe purchased her in 2012, sailed to Brisbane July 2014. Returning to Nelson December 2019
Latest Anchorages
Great holding in 5-8m on sand and light seagrass. A bit rolly, particularly further out in the bay.
Mixed coral and sand bottom. 10-15m. Nice beach on this side of the island.
Tuck in behind the reef in 9m on sand for best protection from the sea.
Anchor in 15m or so in sand. We experienced light roll coming from two directions so little point setting the stern anchor.
There is plenty of room on sandy bottom on the northeast side of Lelepa Island.
Sailing Destinations
