Intrepid Vagabonds
| Vessel Name: | Mungojerrie |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Open Ocean 16meter power catamaran |
| Hailing Port: | Gulf Harbour Auckland New Zealand |
| Crew: | Mike Welch and Linda Jones |
| About: | Veterans of 50000 sailing miles,now gone to the dark side, and built a power cat. looking forward to the extra comfort of the next few years on Mungojerrie |
| Extra: | Both like a little tiple or ten.Enjoy the social side of boating, we are looking forward to seeing new places and meeting new people. Hope to see our friends and family in exotic places as we move around the world. V |
11 November 2019 | Fiji
10 November 2019 | Vunda marina
21 October 2019 | Vunda marina
21 October 2019 | Vunda marina
18 October 2019 | Fiji
02 October 2019 | Malolo lailai
23 September 2019 | Fiji
12 September 2019
07 September 2019 | Fiji
05 September 2019
05 September 2019 | Fiji
05 September 2019
26 August 2019 | Vuda Point Fiji
17 August 2019 | Fiji
27 July 2019 | Tonga
12 July 2019 | Neiafu Tonga
21 June 2019 | Vava'u Tonga
12 June 2019
12 June 2019
20 May 2019
Recent Blog Posts
18 October 2019 | Fiji
Still here
Last blog got lost again so after writing to catch up on the last few weeks news I am beginning to think there is a conspiracy.
Bula Bula
21 October 2019 | Vunda marina
linda jones | Hot and sunny
27th sept.
Happy chappies now. Booze locker looking healthy again, got a few provisions as well. Notice the priorities!
Left for Likuliku Bay, Waya Island Yasawas. Known as Octopus Bay. We arrived to a picture perfect setting. The one on many a postcard.
Kayaked ashore for a look around and decided to treat ourselves to cocktails and dinner that night. Octopus Resort is one of the best in Fiji and boy did we pay for that. One of the most expensive dinners we have ever had. So we decided to go to the beach bar after dinner and watch a couple of the RWC games. We had to have a couple of beers as you can’t sit at a bar watching rugby without a beer or two. Apparently!! What was another few dollars anyway. (Pot noddles for a week).
30th Sept
Left for Nanuya Balauv Island where we anchored off Manta Ray Bay. We looked for hours both in and out of the water but no Rays to be seen. There hadn’t been any sightings for a few days, it was the end of the season. Too early to swim with the whales in Tonga to late for the Rays in Fiji. It wasn’t meant to be.
The bonus was the snorkeling. By far the best so far. It was an amazing way to do it. Dinghy to the beginning of the channel, jump in tie the painter around your wrist and let the current take you to the end. Back in the dingy and do it again and again and again. Surrounded by thousands of tropical fish, literally drifting through them. It was fantastic.
Both well and happy
Moce!
Happy chappies now. Booze locker looking healthy again, got a few provisions as well. Notice the priorities!
Left for Likuliku Bay, Waya Island Yasawas. Known as Octopus Bay. We arrived to a picture perfect setting. The one on many a postcard.
Kayaked ashore for a look around and decided to treat ourselves to cocktails and dinner that night. Octopus Resort is one of the best in Fiji and boy did we pay for that. One of the most expensive dinners we have ever had. So we decided to go to the beach bar after dinner and watch a couple of the RWC games. We had to have a couple of beers as you can’t sit at a bar watching rugby without a beer or two. Apparently!! What was another few dollars anyway. (Pot noddles for a week).
30th Sept
Left for Nanuya Balauv Island where we anchored off Manta Ray Bay. We looked for hours both in and out of the water but no Rays to be seen. There hadn’t been any sightings for a few days, it was the end of the season. Too early to swim with the whales in Tonga to late for the Rays in Fiji. It wasn’t meant to be.
The bonus was the snorkeling. By far the best so far. It was an amazing way to do it. Dinghy to the beginning of the channel, jump in tie the painter around your wrist and let the current take you to the end. Back in the dingy and do it again and again and again. Surrounded by thousands of tropical fish, literally drifting through them. It was fantastic.
Both well and happy
Moce!
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