Sea Change
Cruising on our Catamaran, Murihiku, in the Mediterranean
| Vessel Name: | Murihiku |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Lagoon Catamaran 380S2 |
| Crew: | Deborah and Ange |
| About: | From New Zealand, possibly suffering midlife crises, cruising for several months then home to replenish the kitty. |
20 June 2014 | Slano, Croatia
11 June 2014 | Bar, Montenegro
18 September 2013 | Lastavo
18 September 2013 | Lastavo
16 August 2013 | Montenegro
16 August 2013 | Albania
16 August 2013
17 July 2013 | London, Devon, Rome, now Nidri
12 July 2013 | Abelike Bay, Meganisi
12 June 2013
21 September 2012 | Athens
18 September 2012
31 August 2012 | Milazzo, Sicily
23 August 2012 | Abelike bay, Meganisi
18 August 2012 | Gaieos
13 August 2012 | Corfu town
10 August 2012 | Corfu, Greece
09 August 2012 | Santa Maria di Leuca
30 July 2012 | Straits of Messina
29 July 2012 | Milazzo, Sicily
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11 June 2014 | Bar, Montenegro
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18 September 2013 | Lastavo
Croatia
We had an easier trip into Croatia and dutifully tied up at the Cavtat customs wharf. Our crew, Jenny, Vicky, Anne, Angela and Kate had now reached top form as they were due to depart the next day, and were complimented again by the person taking the ropes on shore. They were all confined to the boat [...]
18 September 2013 | Lastavo
Croatia
We had an easier trip into Croatia and dutifully tied up at the Cavtat customs wharf. Our crew, Jenny, Vicky, Anne, Angela and Kate had now reached top form as they were due to depart the next day, and were complimented again by the person taking the ropes on shore. They were all confined to the boat [...]
Its all happening
03 May 2012 | Fajardo, Puerto Rico
Ange
After weeks of inactivity, in our final week our boat is buzzing with workers.
The water maker has been installed and the testing of it happens later today - amazing that you can turn salt water into pleasant drinking water. This is Felipe who's been installing (and providing design input on our logo choice)
We've also had pirates working aboard - with sword earrings, toe rings, and pirate-like head scarfs. They are great workers - figuring out how to fit a washing machine on board has been something of a challenge. Still not there yet, but looks as if under the chart table will be the final destination.
This guy built a pirate ship at St Thomas for a half million $US for a billionaire's Christmas gift for his daughters. He showed us a video of it - a full sized ship, with wood floors, rigging, cannons, and of course, pirates. No sign of Johnny Depp.
As I'm typing this, I suddenly felt a pair of eyes on me, look over my shoulder...
Our New Zealand Registration finally came through overnight - thanks so much Robyn, who has been helping us through a bureaucratic maze from the New Zealand end of things.
Deborah is off picking up our new anchor, and our anchor chain arrived a week early.
Its lovely here this morning - after a big downfall of rain, the air is a little cooler and drier, the birds must like it too as they are in full voice.
The water maker has been installed and the testing of it happens later today - amazing that you can turn salt water into pleasant drinking water. This is Felipe who's been installing (and providing design input on our logo choice)
We've also had pirates working aboard - with sword earrings, toe rings, and pirate-like head scarfs. They are great workers - figuring out how to fit a washing machine on board has been something of a challenge. Still not there yet, but looks as if under the chart table will be the final destination.
This guy built a pirate ship at St Thomas for a half million $US for a billionaire's Christmas gift for his daughters. He showed us a video of it - a full sized ship, with wood floors, rigging, cannons, and of course, pirates. No sign of Johnny Depp.
As I'm typing this, I suddenly felt a pair of eyes on me, look over my shoulder...
Our New Zealand Registration finally came through overnight - thanks so much Robyn, who has been helping us through a bureaucratic maze from the New Zealand end of things.
Deborah is off picking up our new anchor, and our anchor chain arrived a week early.
Its lovely here this morning - after a big downfall of rain, the air is a little cooler and drier, the birds must like it too as they are in full voice.
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