It was perfect to start the summer voyage on a warm day in beautiful sunshine. The weather was like this when we departed Sada on Sunday. The first leg of the voyage was amazing five nautical miles long just into
Redes, Ría de Ares 20.5. – 24.5.
Scenic Route of Galicia 16.5. – 17.5.
To have a little breath between boat chores we rented a car and went sightseeing of Galicia. The most famous place must be the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela that was built in 1075 – 1211. The shrine of St.
Sada, Galicia 3.5. – 20.5.
This sailing season started at a fast pace. We arrived in Sada on Thursday the 3rd of May and already at the same afternoon she was back in the drink. From there started busy two-week long spring maintenance period and
Summer Sailing Memories from Rade de Brest
Just after passing around the western corner of Brittany the summer started, indeed. The temperature really rose and the Sun was shining beautifully. We found the sheltered inland sea where we headed with Suwena. Come on with us to the
Ploumanac’h, the Best of North Brittany
Ploumanac’h was absolutely a fantastic lagoon to visit by boat. It was a bit extreme to enter there in deep fog but it was worth of it, indeed. Our great stay in Ploumanac’h in Brittany you can check from our
Sailing in North Brittany, part 2
Suwena’s sailing in North Brittany continued in Roscoff, Île de Batz and Morlaix waters. Let’s have a look. Our two sailing seasons stories of Brittany you can read from our blog entries.
Sailing in North Brittany, part 1
We sailed on the coast of North Brittany during two summers of 2015 – 2016. Here are some memories of our sailing with Suwena. Our stories of Brittany you can read from our blog entries.
Summary of the sailing season 2017
In the summer of 2017 we mainly sailed in the waters of South-Brittany and continued later south on the west coast of France until La Rochelle from where we sailed across the Bay of Biscay to the coast of North-Spain.
Sada 17.7. – 19.7.
We departed to the last leg of the summer cruise 9:30 in the morning. Our aim was to arrive at Marina Sada, Suwena’s next winter home, during the daylight. The planned sailing distance was about 50 nautical miles. Wind was
Viveiro 13.7. – 17.7.
There was still no wind when we were sailing from Gijon to Viveiro. A few other boats were going west at the same time as well. Every now and then some boats tried to sail but soon everybody was again