Hurray arrived at Atuona Marquesas islands on April 4th at 0600.
After 22 ½ days
Total distance 3061 nautical miles
Distance as the crow flies from isla Isabella Galapagos to Atouna Marquesas 2924
Hours sailed 470 distance sailed 2604
Hours motored 70 distance motored 457
Highest mileage 24 hours 170
Lowest mileage 24 hours 89
6 days with mileage over 150
14 days with mileage 100-150
2 days with mileage less than 100
Average speed 5.6 knots
Showers 1 per person per day all with water caught from squalls!
Thrilled to be here, also its Neil’s birthday so double celebration. Scenery absolutely stunning huge mountains soaring up from the sea, tropical flowers, swaying palm trees, blue skies. We are bow and stern anchored close into the shore so its calm The town is a couple of miles walk around the bay stores full of French baguettes, fresh vegetables and fruit………….bliss.
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- Neil & Jackie
- We are orginally from The North of England, and left on our travels in 1992. Initially we back packed and worked our way around the world, then hot and one sultry day in Indonesia, we were sweating in our hut on the beach, and spied a yacht swaying at anchor in the breeze, let's learn to sail and so we can travel by boat we cried. So we teamed up with Stan and his boat Selene as crew, learning to sail and maintain boats, on and around beautiful San francisco bay. We bought our first boat Cetacea, a Cascade 36 in Florida, and sailed her on and off for two years in the Caribbean, then sold her. One year later boat number two Voyager was purchased in San Diego, she was also a Cascade 36, we sailed up and down the West coast of the US, and Mexico, then sold her in Seattle, and guess what a year later we bought Camelot.......see the disturbing pattern! She is not a Cascade she is a completely different beast, 10 feet longer and 3 feet wider and tons heavier. She has been partially yet lovingly restored, and we are finishing off the task, so we are clawing our way up another steep learning curve .
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