Sailing and exploring the world on “Porky“, a 1987 Wauquiez Centurion 40
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- Grottos, pigs and white beaches in the Exumas
After 5 days at sea we made landfall in Bimini, only 45 miles East of Miami. The island is not particularly known for it‘s beauty, but offers a very protected anchorage for the Porky crew to catch up on sleep and to relax. After clearingContinue reading “Grottos, pigs and white beaches in the Exumas” - Tacking upwind to the Bahamas
Departure Day End of April: it was finally time to sail to the Bahamas! All preparations were completed and we were officially cleared out of Mexico. Porky and crew were ready to hop on the golf stream, which hopefully brings us quickly and smoothly theContinue reading “Tacking upwind to the Bahamas” - Cenotes, tacos and friends in Mexico
This is it: our last stop in the Western Caribbean before we sail to the Bahamas. We just realized that we are theoretically on our way back to Europe as we have already reached the southern (in Panama) and westernmost point (in Guatemala) of thisContinue reading “Cenotes, tacos and friends in Mexico” - Running with the gulf stream to Mexico
I suddenly wake up and open my eyes. My dreams were deep and sound, as always at sea, but a loud smacking noise brought me back to the real world. I just lie in my bunk for a few moments and listen. All seems asContinue reading “Running with the gulf stream to Mexico” - Belize’s pristine barrier reef and offshore atolls
Just looking at a map and photos, it becomes clear that Belize is highly attractive to visit by sailboat with its long, beautiful barrier reef along which many small cays line up and offer shelter for hundreds of secluded anchorages. Somehow entering Belize by boatContinue reading “Belize’s pristine barrier reef and offshore atolls”
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