The Southern Cross
FollowThe Southern Cross is a St Francis 44-foot fibreglass catamaran with a cutter rig. She was built in St Francis Bay, South Africa in 1996. Catherine Kimber and Peter Chataway bought The Southern Cross in 2005. For the past 13 years they have circumnavigated the globe and then Australia. Catherine and Peter have now sold The Southern Cross. They are grateful for the grand adventure that this boating life has been, for the fabulous people they have met and the great friends made. They wish The Southern Cross’s new owners, Deborah and Russell many moments of magnificence.
Recent Updates
Report at 140 local time Sunday. Anchored in Petite Rade, Noumea Have been ashore to buy fresh produce, including bananas.
Report at 1030 local time Friday. On a mooring at Ilot Maitre. It is a beautiful day.
Report at 0915 local time Friday. On a mooring at Anse Majic (Magic Bay), in Baie du Prony. Too wet to go for a walk today.
Report at 1345 local time Tuesday. On a mooring at Ilot Casy, in Baie du Prony.
Report at 0800 local time Wednesday. Anchored at Mathieu Island.
Report at 1600 local time Wednesday. Anchored at Puen Ilot. A short sail here where the water is flatter.
<p>Report at 1130 local time Wednesday. Anchored for a few hours at Lepredour Island. Had a short walk ashore on Grande Terre.</p>
Report at 1545 local time Tuesday. Anchored along north coast of Ducos Island.
<p>Report at 1645 local time Saturday. Anchored at Moro Islet. Easy 12 mile motor in no wind to this peaceful anchorage. It is very beautiful here.</p>