Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails.

— Mark Twain

Yacht Tracking Updates and Sail blogs

Recent Updates

Chapter Two - May 17, 2014

Posted: Sat, 17 May 2014 - 10:12

Strong winds upto 30 knots a lot of the time since Wednesday. Frequent squalls and horrible sea! Should arrive Sandy Cape tomorrow AM.

Roxi - December 5, 2013

Posted: Thu, 5 Dec 2013 - 21:07

back at home no= w. the plan to stay in opua and socialise whilst we waited for the rigging = and stanchion repairs was thwarted by the weather - the worst part of our t= rip was the 35kn beat to ... Read More

Overdraft - June 29, 2013

Posted: Sat, 29 Jun 2013 - 05:51

robinson crusoe island
easy motor sail down from denerau, light northerlies. will be here for the weekend. very yacht friendly, similar to musket cove. dinner and show tonight for $25.

changing spots - May 13, 2013

Posted: Mon, 13 May 2013 - 10:31

rather than trying to make minerva on monday afternoon, requiring an average speed of 7 kts, we decided to slow down. at 4.5 kts we should arrive by mid morning. it sure is hard to slow down that ... Read More

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Latest Anchorages

Entico Bay, Urupukapuka Island

-35.212900

174.224000

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Lamen Bay, Epi

-16.595900

168.165000

Great holding in 5-8m on sand and light seagrass. A bit rolly, particularly further out in the bay.

Sulua Bay, Emae Island

-17.049500

168.371000

Mixed coral and sand bottom. 10-15m. Nice beach on this side of the island.

Revolieu Bay, Epi Island

-16.728800

168.142000

Tuck in behind the reef in 9m on sand for best protection from the sea.

Laonmeten Bay, Moso Island

-17.549800

168.223000

Anchor in 15m or so in sand. We experienced light roll coming from two directions so little point setting the stern anchor.

Lelepa NE

-17.577900

168.214000

There is plenty of room on sandy bottom on the northeast side of Lelepa Island.