S.V. Shadow of Lorelei

Three yachts, two people, one quest.

11 July 2013 | Kota Kinabalu
10 July 2013 | East Coast Marina, Manly, Brisbane, Australia
16 February 2011 | Kota Kinabalu, Borneo
09 January 2011
22 June 2010 | Kota Kinabalu, Borneo, Malaysia
19 December 2009 | Subic Bay Yacht Club
12 October 2009 | Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
26 July 2009 | Olongapo, Philippines
02 July 2009 | San Fernando, Philippines
01 June 2009 | Ishigaki, Japan
10 May 2009 | Kochi Prefecture, Shikoku
10 May 2009 | Tokushima, Shikoku.
10 May 2009 | Sumoto Harbour, Awaji Island, Hyogo
10 May 2009 | Kobe, Hyogo.
10 May 2009 | Nagasaki Prefecture, North Western Kyushu.
10 May 2009 | Hirado Island, North Western Kyushu
10 May 2009 | Kochi Prefecture.
10 May 2009 | Osaka
10 May 2009 | Iki Island, Nagasaki Prefecture.

Hirara Port

23 April 2009 | Miyako Shima, Miyako Retto. Okinawa Prefecture
Mauro
Port Harbour or Marina: Hirara Port, Miyako Shima, Miyako Retto. Okinawa Prefecture
Latitude: 24 49.90N
Longitude: 125 16.75E
Major Attractions: Stop en route to Okinawa Island. Miyakojima City Tropical Plant Garden
Nearest Port of Entry: Ishigaki or Naha, Okinawa
Formalities Arrival: Prior permission should have been sought from the Ministry of Lands to enter the harbor. On arrival call Coast Guard on VHF16. This is a closed port.
Formalities Departure: None
Immigration: Available but details unknown
Customs: Call Customs on Tel: 0980-72-2310
Coast Guard: Coast Guard 0980-72-2310
Quarantine: Not available
Harbour master: Not available
Berthing Mooring Options: This is a wharf tie up. You'll need good fenders against damage. Good protection from Easterlies and fair from other directions. Free mooring.
Anchorage Options: None
Yacht Club Facilities: None. Mr. Tomari who owns the dive centre, 24 North, is very helpful. Tel: 090-4777-8868
Haulout Facilities: Unknown
Trades: Unknown
Websites: www3.city.miyakojima.lg.jp/kankou-english/
Japanese Small Ships Guide: H-812-W
Charts: Japanese: 1203, 1281
Sailing Directions: BA: Japan Pilot, Vol.II
Water: No water at wharf but arrangements can be made nearby to jerry jug.
Fuel: A mini tanker may be arranged
LPG: Available, however, non Japanese tanks are difficult to refill due to Government safety regulations. Ocassionally, some gas resellers will fill your tank, especially if it is a small family owned establishment.
Marine Vendors:
ATMs: As always the most efficient way to get money from your overseas account in Japan is through the Post Office system of ATMs. At intersection of the Bunkyōdōri (Bunkyō-Street) and Road 243 in Hirara. .
Shops & Markets: Few shops nearby.
Postal Services: At intersection of the Bunkyōdōri (Bunkyō-Street) and Road 243 in Hirara. .
Hotels & Restaurants: You will find a small selection of hotels, pensions, guesthouses and apartments at all price levels. Miyako has a rich choice of restaurants.
Internet/Phones: See "All about the Internet in Japan" on this Blog. Free internet is available at the ferry terminal. One location only. International coin and card 'phones are available in the ferry terminal.
Laundry Services: Unknown
Air/Sea/Road Transport: Ferries to other parts of Japan are available. There is an airport that connects with Okinawa. Several bus routes criss cross the island. A car is probably the easiest way to get around Miyako, as many beaches and sights are not easily reached by public transportation. You can either hire a cab or rent a car yourself.
Special Notes: Prefectural Clinic Miyako, Tel: 0980-72-3151, Hirara, Higashinakasone 807. Emergency Clinic Miyako, Tel: 0980-72-2008, Hirara, Higashinakasone 807-5
Other Information: Tourism Association Miyako 0980-73-1881
Disclaimer: The information made available herein is intended as purely a broad guideline for the intending cruising yachtsman. It is not intended as, nor should it be used for navigation. The authors accept no responsibility for its accuracy and therefore cannot be held liable for any consequences of its use.
Comments
Vessel Name: Shadow of Lorelei
Vessel Make/Model: Lord Nelson 41, cutter rigged sloop
Hailing Port: Brisbane, Australia
Crew: Mauro Migliorelli & Pauline Wilkinson
Extra:
Commodores in the Seven Seas Cruising Association. Members of the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron. We started our cruising life in 1986, left Australia and cruised Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Borneo, Philippines and Hong Kong on S.V. "Lorelei II", a hard chine, Breekveldt [...]
Home Page: www.shadowoflorelei.com
Shadow of Lorelei's Photos - (Main)
Just a few pictures of our pride and joy, to make you envious
22 Photos
Created 10 July 2013
Photos of the boatyard, floating pens and workshops at the Drydock, Pt Carmen.
6 Photos
Created 20 May 2013
Philippine Navy Assist after breakdown in South China sea
15 Photos
Created 22 October 2009
A stop in Southern Taiwan
14 Photos
Created 22 October 2009
A very friendly marina and yacht club for foreign cruisers
8 Photos
Created 13 January 2009
A brief trip to visit friends in the United Arab Emirates
15 Photos
Created 23 December 2008
Side Trip to the Original capital of Japan
12 Photos
Created 3 December 2008
Read all about it!!
5 Photos
Created 3 September 2008
Some articles that have appeared about us
3 Photos
Created 3 September 2008
Sights in a place less travelled
20 Photos | 1 Sub-Album
Created 31 July 2008
Places that we have visited with or without Shadow of Lorelei
47 Photos
Created 15 June 2008
9 Photos
Created 25 October 2007
78 Photos
Created 25 October 2007
15 Photos
Created 25 October 2007
56 Photos
Created 4 October 2007
Views and sights of Huis Ten Bosch Park and Marina
12 Photos
Created 2 October 2007
Some of the creative and "missed-by-that-much" signage in Japan
24 Photos
Created 2 October 2007
16 Photos
Created 2 October 2007
Sea and land travels in Japan
12 Photos
Created 26 September 2007
9 Photos
Created 3 September 2007

S.V. Shadow of Lorelei

Who: Mauro Migliorelli & Pauline Wilkinson
Port: Brisbane, Australia

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