Tehani-li
FollowTehani-li is a Tayana 52 built in 1988. Her current owners, Phil and Karel, have purchased her in Barcelona 10 years ago. Since she has proved a comfortable home and a fast passage maker. We are currently getting ready to cross the Indian towards South Africa.
Recent Updates
After a squally night and boisterous morning, sailing on a beam reach at 8knots with 10-15knots of NE winds.
2 more sleeps before destination at Ile Royale.
Sailing with poled genoa and main despite the light winds. Sun came out today after hiding all day yesterday. Less than 500nm to go!!
Haven't changed sailing configuration for about 36 hours! Still poled out. Smoking along at 8-10 knots today due to favorable current. Let's hope this keeps going!
Sailing with a poled out genoa, doing around 7knots.
Left Jacare, our last port in Brazil, this morning en route towards French Guiana. Sailing poled out at about 6 knots in 15 knots of Southerly winds
Anchored in front of Jacare-Village Marina!
Will be here a few days to catch up with friends!!
Motor sailing with winds forward of the beam. Hoping to ease sheets once around Recife. Otherwise all good, hot and sunny and fish for dinner as we caught a nice size tuna. Less than 150nm to go.
Motor sailing at 6-7knots after a slow day of non wind.
Accidentally put longitude as East, which put us in Mozambique!
Just corrected; apologies for confusion! We are in Brazil!
Arrived at sunrise in gorgeous Salvador!
Tied up at marina and celebrated with Champagne! Welcome to Brazil 🇧🇷
We were hoping for a diesel free trip, but might have to turn the engine on in the next hour or so if we want to make landfall by day break tomorrow. Only 90nm to go. Champagne in the fridge!!!
After a lovely morning at good speeds, wind is now slowly dying. Less than 48 hours to go!
Sailing "wing-on-wing" at 6-7 knots. Quite a few squalls about so we put the spinnaker to bed last night! 365nm to go!
Still slowly moving forward at top speeds of 4-5 knots! The good news is that we caught a beautiful king fish yesterday, the bad news is we lost him as we were hauling him into the cockpit!!
Very pleasant sailing conditions, still with Spinnaker and poled headsail. Happy Easter!