Ana
Adriatic Sea bound
After spending a month and a half in the Greek waters of the Ionian Sea and enjoying the life of being back at anchor despite the mostly clo
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Sailing The Dream
- Jun 16, 2019
Montenegro, Tivat - Check-out and duty-free fuel
The reason to check out of Montenegro in Tivat and not in Zelenika was very simple and can be resumed to one thing only: duty-free fuel.
Sailing The Dream
- Jun 16, 2019
Montenegro, Bar - checking in
We arrived at Bar, Montenegro's first Port of entry when coming from Albania, just before lunchtime. We packed our sails, prepared the f
Sailing The Dream
- Jun 16, 2019
Croatia, Cavtat - check-in
Immigration police were super nice and spoke great English, but as they finished taking care of the passports and were explaining to me wher
Sailing The Dream
- Jun 16, 2019
2019-06-03&04 Sarandë, Albania > Bar, Montenegro
Extract of the Logbook for the sailing trip from Sarande, Albania to Bar, Montenegro
157 nautical miles in 31.30 hours
Sailing The Dream
- Jun 16, 2019
2019-05-29 Corfu, Kérkira, Greece > Sarandë, Albania
Extract of the Logbook for the sailing trip from Corfu, Grece to Sarande, Albania
15 nautical miles in 3 hours
Ana
- Jun 16, 2019
Hit by a Greek 70ft tour boat
We just couldn’t believe we had just been hit by another boat while at anchor, a boat steered by a “professional captain” in a protected anc
Ana
- Jun 16, 2019
First time crossing a floating bridge
That meant that the channel was quite narrow and that the depths immediately to the side of the markets were in several places, not enough f
Ana
- Jun 12, 2019
Sailing into the storm, a passage to Greece
In the early morning it struck, the thunderstorm from hell with lightening all around us striking within just a mile or so away, the rain tu
Ana
- Jun 5, 2019
And so the 2019 season begins, or maybe not
We knew that the check out was going to be long from our previous experience but what we didn’t expect was that just before stamping the pas
Sailing The Dream
- May 28, 2019
Getting "stamped" in the Greek Transit Log
After an awkward conversation at Customs office in Preveza during our check in with one of the officers in a broken English conversion, we w
Ana
- May 22, 2019
Sea legs shake off - 2019 first sail
After having spent nearly 6 months in Hammamet for the winter season it was now time to shake off the spider webs off our sea legs and take
Sailing The Dream
- May 6, 2019
2019-04-20 Preveza > Nidri, Lefkada Island (via Lefkas channel), Greece
Extract of the Logbook for the sailing trip from Preveza to Nidri in the Lefkada Island, Greece (via the Lefkas channel)
20 nautical miles i
Sailing The Dream
- Apr 26, 2019
2019-04-10>12 Siracusa, Sicily, Italy > Preveza, Greece
Extract of the Logbook for the sailing trip from Siracusa, Sicily, Italy to Preveza, Greece
294.1 nautical miles in 54.30 hours
Sailing The Dream
- Apr 22, 2019
2019-04-01>03 Hammamet, Tunisia > Siracusa, Sicily, Italy
Extract of the Logbook for the sailing trip from Hammamet, Tunisia to Siracusa, Sicily, Italy
263.1 nautical miles in 48 hours
Sailing The Dream
- Apr 21, 2019
2019-03-07&08 Hammamet, Tunisia > Pantelleria, Italy > Hammamet, Tunisia
Extract of the Logbook for the sailing trip from Hammamet, Tunisia to Pantelleria Island, Italy
161.5 nautical miles in 43 hours
Ana
- Apr 17, 2019
Wintering in Tunisia 2018/19
Time was passed engaging in our project list and socialising with our new friends (mostly immigrated French and local Tunisians), works prog
Sailing The Dream
- Apr 11, 2019
Italy, Sicily, Siracusa - checking in and out
After having stayed in Tunisia for almost 7 months during the winter season, finally, the time to return to Europe and to start the 2019 sai
Ana
- Apr 9, 2019
A trip to a local Hammam “a girls afternoon outing”
After months talking about going to the Hammam and experiencing such traditional aspect of the local's routines, Nadia consented that th
Sailing The Dream
- Apr 6, 2019
Tunisia - Checking out of Hammamet
Close to the 6-month marker of arriving in Tunisia by boat my passport was again coming to the end of its 90 days visa and therefore a littl
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