Saraoni
FollowSouth Coast 36 ketch
We left NZ in 2006 and returned in 2015. We circumnavigated the world via Australia, Asia, the Red Sea, the Med, South America, the Caribbean and islands of the Pacific, including the Galapagos, The Marquesas, French Polynesia, Suwarrow in the Cooks and Tonga. Currently in New Caledonia after leaving Saraoni at Port Ouenghi Marina for 3 months of the cyclone season. We are circumnavigating New Caledonia in 2018 and hope to get Saraoni back to NZ in October as we are now looking for another boat after nearly 20 years living aboard Saraoni and 12 more before that on our kauri classic, "Corsair"; Check out our adventures at https://www.sailblogs.com/member/saraoni/ They are many and varied. Call sign: MNXA5; Email saraoni@gmail.com
Recent Updates
Anchored in Port Boise. Heading through Havannah Pass then North to Yate today.on East Coast of Grande Terre
Anchored near old Prony village. Waiting to get round corner to east coast through Havannah Passage. Models disagreeing.Good walking in the cool weather
Nice and peaceful here but wet. May head to Port Boise later. Saw on the AIS that New Cal is soon going to be invaded by 50 plus yachts which have just left the Gold Coast in the GO East rally.
Blustery here in Baie de Prony but on a mooring in Baie Majic. Heading to Yate in a day or so.
Nice anchorage at Ouen Island.
Lovely morning in Noumea. Public holiday here today and the customs department is closed until Monday.
Heading off tomorrow to the east coast of Grande Terre via Baie du Prony.
Beautiful weather in New Caledonia.
Great conditions for anchoring almost anywhere in the lagoon. May day public holiday here.

Lovely calm anchorage with beautiful views across the lagoon from the nearby hill.
Hoping to depart the marina by the end of the week to enjoy exploring the islands in the lagoon. By the beginning of May we intend to circumnavigate Grande Terre via Havannah Pass first.
Saraoni is in New Caledonia but we are in Tasmania on a cycling trip. Currently in Richmond cycling to Triabunna tomorrow.
Nice quiet marina with heavy chains to attach to on the seabed if there is cyclone warning. No damage last year when cyclone Cook went close by in April. Very reasonably priced and not crowded.
