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Aux Revoir Anne and John

Another fine day with mostly blue skies.

Anne and John spent the first half of the morning doing most of their packing. With this complete we headed ashore to catch the shuttle bus into Nadi. Once there we walked the high street looking into a few stores but buying nothing. We eventually made it to […]

Port Denaru

Finally, after 2-3 weeks of mediocre weather the skies cleared and we had a beautiful sunny day. We stayed the morning moored off Treasure Island using the time to go snorkeling a couple of the nearby dive spots. Using the Subsurface Fiji dive map it’s reasonably easy to locate the red buoys that mark the […]

Treasure Island

The poor weather continued through the morning. I did end up enlisting John on a boat project – that is to replace the port, primary bilge pump(s) and to put in a second switch. The current, normal, set up is a primary pump with a built in switch which also leads and triggers a second […]

Sunflower Reef

The morning weather forecast indicated bad weather arriving around midday. We therefore cancelled all thoughts of moving out of Musket Cove and instead decided to use the remainder of the good weather to go snorkeling.

Our first target was a dive site call “Plantation Pinnacle” involving about a 2 mile dinghy ride. Having negotiated a […]

Musket Cove

The last couple of hours of our passage were spent motoring in increasingly lighter air. We radioed in and secured a mooring ball in advance of learning where best to anchor. With four of us in the dinghy we didn’t want to be too far away from shore so the mooring ball seemed the best […]