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SV Stylopora - October 2, 2016
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Waterfall (Leon) Bay, Vanua Lava Island
Colossal rocky cliffs indented with dark, gloomy caves and interspersed with waterfalls extend the length of the western Vanua Lava and were an amazing ... Read More

SV Stylopora - October 1, 2016
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Sola, Vanua Lava Island
Sola is the main administrative centre for Banks Group but in reality it's little more than a village with very few facilities and unfortunately for us, another rolly ... Read More
SV Stylopora - September 30, 2016
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Lusa Lava, Gaua Island
Lusalava (also called Lesalav Bay) had a coral entry which we entered without difficulty, into a bay inundated by an uncomfortable rolly swell. Gaua has a live volcano which ... Read More
SV Stylopora - September 29, 2016
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SV Stylopora - September 28, 2016
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SV Stylopora - September 28, 2016
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Naone, Maewo Island.
Naone is our last stop before heading to the Banks group of islands 60NM to the north. Our plan was to anchor here overnight then leave for Gaua Island at midnight to arrive ... Read More

SV Stylopora - September 26, 2016
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Asanvari - Maewo Island
Asanvari is a cruiser's paradise. Best of all, a straight forward entry - no coral or rocks to negotiate. Then clear, deep water where we could see our anchor eight metres ... Read More

SV Stylopora - September 26, 2016
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Lolowai - Ambae Island
We sailed across a shallow rocky entry between a high cliff and several large rocks; and into the caldera of an extinct volcanoe. It was an amazing experience and after ... Read More

SV Stylopora - September 21, 2016
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Aore Island/Ratua Island/Palikulo Bay/Oyster Island - Espiritu Santo
The great white hunter has boarded the jet en route to Australia, the fish of Vanuatu have taken a collective sigh of relief ... Read More

SV Stylopora - September 11, 2016
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SV Stylopora - September 10, 2016
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Aore Resort, Luganville.
We're on a mooring here again while we wash, clean and restock before Ann and Bruce arrive on Tuesday. A lovely place to hang around.

SV Stylopora - September 10, 2016
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Palikulo Bay, Espiritu Santo.
We're on our way back to Luganville to meet Ann and Bruce. The weather's lovely and the water here crystal clear so we've explored the bay by dinghy and the shore by ... Read More

SV Stylopora - September 10, 2016
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Oyster Island, Espiritu Santo.
The entry into the Oyster Island lagoon has a notoriously shallow entrance dotted with coral and is only passable (for us) on a half to full tide, so we anchored in an ... Read More

SV Stylopora - September 10, 2016
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Palikulo Bay, Espiritu Santo.
We rounded the point into Palikulo Bay and searched for the buoy and stick that the guidebook said marked the two most difficult points between the coral maze into the ... Read More

SV Stylopora - September 10, 2016
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Wusi, Espiritu Santo.
We awoke to a lovely morning and departed early for Wusi, only 16NM and just one more cape away. Once we left the bullets behind in Lisburn anchorage, the wind dropped and we ... Read More

SV Stylopora - September 10, 2016
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Lisburn Anchorage, Espiritu Santo.
The remote village of Wusi on the rugged western side of Santo is the only place in Vanuatu making pottery, and the villagers continue to use their traditional ... Read More

SV Stylopora - September 1, 2016
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Ratua Private Island - Espiritu Santo
Karen and Leigh spent their honeymoon here and were evacuated because of the imminent arrival of Cyclone Pam. They encouraged us to visit because of its beauty ... Read More

SV Stylopora - August 28, 2016
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Aore Resort - Luganville - Espiritu Santo
Our visit to Luganville was planned as a stopover to stock up our groceries, buy outboard fuel, dispose of our rubbish and most of all do our washing ... Read More

SV Stylopora - August 24, 2016
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SV Stylopora - August 28, 2016
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Lakatoro - Port Stanley - Malekula.
A beautiful spinnaker sail with 15kn winds from the SE. Port Stanley is a challenging anchorage with reefs extending for long distances straight out into the ... Read More
