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Good the second attempt

Position Lat 57°48.10’S; Long 066°38.90'W Course: 161°; Wind 25 kn N; Speed: 10 kn In the end we succeeded. At 06:00 we were ready to take our "train" to the south. But more than a "direct" in reality it was a "local" and instead of the 25 real knots...

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A "Pacific" 2015

2015 although it was entirely spent in the "Pacific" has been the most adventurous year in our lifes. Enjoy our short tribute to 2015 here

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Trough the Roaring Forties

Sailing

The island of Chiloe and more precisely Puerto Quellon, our port of landing after 2000 miles across the South Pacific, is located at 43 ° 07 'S and 73 ° 37'W, 300 miles south of the imaginary border of the Roaring Forties, This is the story of our...

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Cruise to the End of the World - Rapa Nui

Places

Easter Island is the most isolated land on the Earth. We had to sail 2.000 miles to get here from Galapagos and the same distance we will have to cover in order to reach Chilean Cost. But all this efforts were really worth. Not only for the...

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Panama Canal

I have sailed few Canals, some of them not so common, like the Sinai, The Dardanels, The Bosphoro, the Corinth, The Messina Streight, Gibraltar but my personal logbook was looking for the Panama Canal . Whell I did it but expectation were so high...

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