IOLEA 2019

We are an Australian couple who have been cruising on our Hylas 49 since 2010. We are currently in Alaska having sailed from NZ via French Polynesia and Hawaii last year.

12 July 2020
Emae
04 October 2019
Port Sidney
17 September 2019
Prince Rupert
08 September 2019
Icy Bay
27 August 2019
Sitka
15 August 2019
Elfin Cove
29 July 2019 | Prince William Sound: Snug Harbor
Prince William Sound - the west side
19 July 2019
Anchorage
17 July 2019
Seward
16 July 2019 | Aialik Bay, Kenai Peninsular
An Aialik revelation
15 July 2019
Ranger's Hut, Aialik Bay
14 July 2019 | Northwestern Glacier
Our first trip to a glacier
13 July 2019 | Kenai Penninsular
McCarty Fjord
12 July 2019 | Pilot Harbor, Kenai Peninsular
Pilot Harbor, Kenai Peninsular
11 July 2019 | Kenai Peninsular
Nuka Passage
10 July 2019 | Kenai Peninsular
Tonsina Bay
09 July 2019 | Afognak Island
Tonki Bay
08 July 2019 | Afognak Island
Kitoi Bay
06 July 2019 | Afognak Island
Sea lions and more sea lions
05 July 2019 | Kodiak Island
leaving Kodiak

Emae

12 July 2020
Paul and Kate Duncan
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Port Sidney

04 October 2019
Paul and Kate Duncan
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Prince Rupert

17 September 2019
Paul and Kate Duncan
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Icy Bay

08 September 2019
Paul and Kate Duncan
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Sitka

27 August 2019
Paul and Kate Duncan
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Elfin Cove

15 August 2019
Paul and Kate Duncan
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Vessel Name: Iolea
Vessel Make/Model: Hylas 49
Hailing Port: Sydney, Australia
Crew: Paul and Kate
About: We are an Australian couple on a 2003 Hylas 49 and have been cruising from the Caribbean to the South Pacific since 2010. We are now in Alaska after 6 years in the tropical Pacific
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Kate
Tarpon
Paul floating along as though he lives under water
Entering the Salt Pier dive sight
The pylons at the salt pier dive site are spectacular
Andy practising yoga
Andy captured this Lion fish just before it swallowed a small fish - these fish have no predators here and are causing havoc on the reef
After the dive at Salt Pier we went back to the slave huts for beer and nibbles and to watch the sunset and flamingoes fly south (they went north)
Vicky in the back of the ute - 6 people and 5 seats. So we took it in turns in the back
Scorpion fish
Brunch after a dive on Candy
Typical marker for entry and exiting reefs along the shoreline
 
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