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Category Archives: Kamaya
Happy New Year
Our New Year’s Eve began with a walk to Pier 21 where the Kamaya’s are moored. It was good to catch up with Ruth and Tim. As a bonus, Evi from Wonderland was staying aboard too. We then walked to … Continue reading
Posted in Kamaya, Lilith, New Zealand, Scream, Sea Mist
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Ha’afeva
For our sail to Ha’afeva I again gave Helen and Ben a challenge. This was to determine the best route and plot this into the chart plotter. There was a choice of going around the north or south of the … Continue reading
Avalau
In the morning Ben, Tim (from Kamaya) and I dinghied around Euakafa to go spear fishing. The guide books said the south side was supposed to be pretty good but it turned out to be a little less than spectacular. … Continue reading
Posted in Imagine, Jackster, Kamaya, Tonga
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Euakafa
The boat hadn’t moved too far from the buoy we dropped the night before. The bottom was about 30 feet down which is shallow enough to do some exploration with just a snorkel. I took an early morning dip hoping … Continue reading
Posted in Callypso, Imagine, Kamaya, Tonga
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Last Day of the Regatta
What a long and fun week this has been. The last day of the regatta finished with a prize giving party at the wharfside hotel in the evening. Before that we did have an interesting day. I spent 4 hours … Continue reading