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Astipalea is far from neighbouring islands - our next stop Kos town was 7 hours away - but it is an island well worth visiting. There are many lovely anchorages and coves to tuck into, particularly along the southern coast. The well protected bay you see in the attached images is called Ormos Agrilithi, situated on the south east coast. It feels very remote and we were the only yacht anchored there. There is a small church and what looks like the remains of an old pottery fac

Today's post comes from the Little Cyclades and once again the trash was collected from what we believe is the best anchorage on the island. Anyone visiting Skhinousa and looking for an anchorage with few signs of human settlement - no houses, churches, roads, lights or power lines, will love this bay. It is not written about in the Greek Waters Pilot but has an anchor sign on the map in the book. It is located in the north west of the island, a short distance north of the sm

The post below was submitted today to the Med Sailing Facebook group which has over 5000 members. We're hoping to encourage others to collect plastic trash along the way to clean up the bays and coves where we all anchor. In the hopes that it will motivate the members of this group to join in, today's Trash Tuesday's post has the addition of the exact location of the cove in which the 2 big bags and a bucket of plastic trash was collected Does the exact location matter you ma

Sometimes all the elements come together to give you a perfect passage. Our crossing from Mega Livadi bay on Serifos to Kamares on Sifnos was one of those days. We put up our main and genoa as we left Mega Livadi and sailed deep downwind to the south-western tip of Serifos. We continued a short distance offshore to avoid the wind shadow of the island and then gybed and set course for Sifnos. The wind angle was perfect at around 70 degrees from our port side. The sea state was

On the 19th June we sailed from Molat, down the Dugi Otok Channel, to Telascica National Park in Croatia. Once underway, we hoisted our beautiful Wingaker "Lady in Red" and enjoyed nearly 4 hours of flat water sailing with warm breezes and Lady Roslyn gliding effortlessly downwind at between 7 and 10 knots. A day like this is guaranteed to put a smile on your face. This short video clip was shot in one single pan using our DJI Phantom 4 Pro drone. #LadyRoslyn #Sailing #Catama

It's been a while since our last blog post, but while "Lady Roslyn" has been safely moored for winter, we have been testing, f