Bravo
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Bravo is a Kelly Peterson 46, crewed by Adam Kerner and Cindi Brennan. We left Seattle in 2010 and headed south through Mexico and Central America. Leaving Bravo in Ecuador in 2012, we spent 6 months hopping busses with our backpacks through South America down to Patagonia. Returning to Bravo at the end of the year, we began our Pacific crossing, starting with the Galapagos in early 2013, winding up in Whangarei NZ by the end of the cruising season.
In 2014 we headed to Fiji for a fantastic 6 months, then returned to NZ for cyclone season. This turned out to be a longer stay than anticipated due to a boatyard accident, and we spent about 1-1/2 years in NZ.
Leaving Bravo in NZ, we flew to Oz in June 2016, bought an old Landcruiser and roof top tent, and set out to explore the northern deserts of Australia. It was a wonderful trip!!!
Now back in Whangarei, NZ, getting ready to head to Vanuatu, New Caledonia, and Australia this season.
Recent Updates
really enjoying life at Aneityum. Had a tour through a plantation yesterdaya in the mountains. taking some boat fixing fibreglass in today and will likely, maybe, possibly, leave tomorrow for Tanna.
legacy arrived yesterday so they have caught up with them and will move North soon. yeah right! Might have to clean the bottom after such a long stay at anchor!
bumpy nite and even the flopper stopper line snapped!
Rolly due to the west swell and no wind to hold them into it. Maybe time to leave for Tanna?
really enjoying the friendly people and the beautiful island
4miles from entering Aneityum. Sailing. can fully check in there now.
24hrs to go so will need to slow down a bit to enter in the dawn light
290nm to Aneityum. Last night for about 20min had a huge school of fish between 40-90' depth. habe trouble with invertor charger so will have a fixing job on arrival.
Have been motoring for 2.5days so happy to hear about more wind. All well
all well. Thanks to Trevor on Villamee for relay
all well. This via relay
Yeeee-hah!!! Bravo leaving Marsden Cove, NZ today, bound for Aneityum, Vanuatu
Bravo still at Marsden Cove, waiting for a better weather forecast for the passage route to Vanuatu. Very unsettled at this point.
Still chilling at Marsden Cove waiting for a better weather window, as leaving today appeared to be a motor boat ride for the 1st couple of days. At this point, a Tuesday departure looks promising.
Looks like a somewhat confused but hopefully decent weather window for departure tomorrow (Sunday). Will clear out of Marsden in the morning, bound for Aneityum, Vanuatu.
In Marsden Cove marina, fueled, provisioned, and awaiting a weather window for departure to Vanuatu