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Moorea Hiking and Unexpected Delights around Opunohu Bay

04/28/2026 Sasha

Moorea is just a short day sail from Tahiti. We picked an anchorage on the North Side of Moorea, but it was crowded, there were lots of bommies, and there were tour boats whizzing by. The next day we ...

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Tahiti: Getting stuff done and having fun

04/20/2026 Sasha

Papeete in Tahiti is about as different as you can get from Tikehau. We booked at slip a Papeete Marina so we could be right in town close to all the restaurants and hardware stores.The Papeete marina ...

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Tikehau Manta Rays & Exploring an Atoll

04/10/2026 Sasha

After a very restful night at The Garden Farm, we traveled to Tikehau Manta Cleaning Station. It's located just off a small Motu. Motu is word the Polynesians use for a small island in an atoll or off ...

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Tikehau in the Tuamotus Ile d Eden

04/06/2026 Sasha

We left Nuku Hiva for our next 5 day passage. We started in the afternoon, and were rewarded on our first night with around 20-30 dolphins that stuck around for about 30 minutes. We hadn't seen many d ...

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Exploring the Marquesas

04/03/2026 Sasha

Our first stop was Hanamoenoa Bay. What a treat! We finally enjoyed a calm anchorage and caught up on sleep. This bay is known for being one of the few calm anchorages, plus we had the opportunity to ...

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Crossing the Pacific to Marquesas Islands

03/28/2026 Sasha 11 comment(s)

We left the Galapagos Islands for Marquesas Islands on March 4th 2026.The Galapagos are south of the Equator so now where officially sailing in the southern hemisphere. Luckily this passage was mostly ...

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Galapagos

03/03/2026 Sasha 2 comment(s)

After 50 years of dreaming of coming to Galapagos, I've finally made it! Our Passage was rather more eventful than I was hoping. Our original Starlink finally died. Naturally we were in the middle of ...

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Panama Canal & Las Perlas

02/09/2026 Sasha 2 comment(s)

We were excited to be finally going through the canal. The World ARC had us go through as a group. There were 4 groups of 2 or 3 boats a piece. There are 3 locks but the first lock as 2 sections to br ...

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Preparing for the Panama Canal and Beyond

01/24/2026 Sasha 4 comment(s)

In Preparing for long distance sailing, we've done a few things that will help, to keep the boat going through our circumnavigation. 1st is more Solar... Yes that's what I said. We now have 1900 Watts ...

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Cruising Panama's Caribbean Coast

12/31/2025 Sasha 7 comment(s)

We spent December cruising along Panama's Coast from the Darien Gap of Panama up through the San Blas and onto Shelter Bay. After checking in we spent a few days at a very quite bay with only us and ...

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  • Moorea Hiking and Unexpected Delights around Opunohu Bay

    04/28/2026
  • Tahiti: Getting stuff done and having fun

    04/20/2026
  • Tikehau Manta Rays & Exploring an Atoll

    04/10/2026

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