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Return to Savusavu

It turned out we’d anchored between Jarana and Sidewinder, both friends of ours. We’d chatted to Jarana the previous evening and ended up with a long VHF chat with Sidewinder in the morning. It would have been nicer to meet face to face but we all had our dinghies up and were planning to leave. […]

Nearly there

At 6:30 we were off out of Viani Bay. In the lee of Taveuni the seas were flat with the wind curling over the top and coming at us, albeit lightly, from the south west. Aiming to get out of the lee sooner rather than later I took us 10 degrees to the port of […]

Viani Bay

We waited out a humid, wet morning. The rain eventually stopped but we decided a walk ashore would be hot, muddy and miserable so we canned the idea. Thinking we could close some distance to Savu Savu we set off just before lunch with the sun high and the reefs nicely visible. We motored around […]

Elizabeth Cove

In the morning I fired up the hookah and it started fine. Later we got all the gear out and set it up for a dive on the reef off our stern. The water was a little murky but we enjoyed the coral and fish. At one point I saw a cloud of sand kick […]

Alfred Bay, Rabi (RIP Pink Squiddie)

We left Taveuni following well worn tracks on our chart plotter. The wind was a bit variable as we left. The wind was not taking us in the right direction so we tried jibing and wing on winging before returning to the original sail configuration which was then ok. We put out a line to […]