DREAMCATCHER - Asian Cruising

25 March 2020 | Thailand
17 March 2018 | Malaysia Thailand
24 March 2017 | Royal Langkawi Yacht Club
24 March 2017 | Kata Beach early 0730, before the onslaught!
21 May 2016
30 March 2016 | Boat Lagoon Marina, Phuket Thailand
13 February 2016 | Boat Lagoon, Phuket, Thailand
03 December 2015
10 June 2015 | Straits Quay Marina, Penang
31 August 2014 | MALAYSIA – PULAU (ISLAND OF) TIOMAN AND REDANG
22 February 2014 | Asia
25 October 2013 | Redang Island
25 October 2013 | Singapore
16 June 2013 | Singapore: Keppel Bay Marina
27 May 2013 | Singapore
07 January 2013 | Rockingham, Western Australia
27 November 2012 | Malacca Straits, November 2012
25 October 2012 | Phuket, Thailand
17 September 2012 | Malaysia - East Coast
29 May 2012 | The Malacca Straits

The end of the Andamans Adventure

29 March 2012 | Back in Singapore
We really enjoyed it. A lot of that was due to the great fun & supportive company we sailed with. And India is always an amazing experience...... here's some highlight points:
- Samosas are one of the five main food groups
- If you don't like Indian food, don't go (we LOVE it!)
- Patience, Patience, Patience, is required when dealing with the Indian administration
- The Andaman's homes one of the world's finest and honourable gentleman: Ravi
- Possibly some of the planet's most amazing trees (and we've seen the Redwood forests)
- The Sari is likely the most beautiful garment in the world: Indian ladies are like sparkling, colourful gemstones moving through the diaspora of everything else that is India.
- Get used to drinking 8.8% strength beer (Holy Cow!)
- Get used to being the only boat in an anchorage (Yea!)
- Get used to "snappy" swims in case of crocodiles!
- "Lamb" is really goat. "Mutton" is really goat. "Beef" is really goat.
- Kudos to this third world (island) country, for banning all logging and commercial fishing.

We wish the Andaman Islands (and India) a wonderful future - and - no more Tsumani's.

We covered 2,355 nautical miles and were away from home for 2.5 months.
Despite the steering failure (what 36 year old girl hasn't had a directional crisis?) we thank our boat, Dreamcatcher, for keeping us safe and providing a fabulous cruising and party platform for our time aboard : she is much loved.

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Vessel Name: DREAMCATCHER
Vessel Make/Model: CAL 3-46 Ketch
Hailing Port: Singapore
Crew: Henry Mellegers & Glenys Taylor
About: A collective sailing experience of over 100 years across the USA, Australia, South Pacific and now SE Asia....we love cruising in Asia............
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After sailing Dreamcatcher from San Francisco, through Mexico and across the South Pacific to Australia, and then to Singapore for 8 years, we will base her in Malaysia and Thailand to cruise the Malacca Straits and Andaman Sea. In April 2015, we moved the boat from Singapore to Penang to have [...]
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