Running for home!
Ok, we really are now running for home literally. We left Frioles heading to Carry-Le-Rouet because of this… 2 miles outside of Carry-la-Rouet we contacted them to make sure they had someone available to...
"The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails." — William Arthur Ward, Writer
by Chantal & David · Published September 10, 2024 · Last modified January 22, 2025
Ok, we really are now running for home literally. We left Frioles heading to Carry-Le-Rouet because of this… 2 miles outside of Carry-la-Rouet we contacted them to make sure they had someone available to...
by Chantal & David · Published September 10, 2024 · Last modified January 21, 2025
We are now on our final couple of legs of this years journey, trying to get as far westward as possible when the wind allows, so on the 1st September, with southerly winds, we...
by Chantal & David · Published September 8, 2024 · Last modified January 21, 2025
Our next stop was Port Grimaud, somewhere I (Chantal) have always wanted to go primarily because it was my late Father’s dream when he and Mum were still married, to have a house and...
by Chantal & David · Published September 1, 2024 · Last modified January 21, 2025
We set sail on the 18th August for the 6NM’s to the old port of Nice where we had booked a mooring for 2 nights. Our entry into the old harbour really set the...
by Chantal & David · Published August 31, 2024 · Last modified January 21, 2025
On the 16th August we set sail, with the iron spinnaker, back to Cap Ferat, where we dropped our pick for not quite such a peaceful anchorage as the time before, but then we...
by Chantal & David · Published August 24, 2024 · Last modified January 21, 2025
Having arrived back in Sanremo, David headed off to the port police to check in, and see about handing our transit log back in, to be told, a) we could only stay 1 night...
On the 27th June, we set sail in an easterly F2 to 3, sadly under grey skies again, heading for Menton, passing Monaco and Monte Carlo, which is all we can do as Seaclusion...
With Seaclusion safe in her anchorage, we decided to “pop” across the bay to go and explore Èze. “Pop” we laugh, Navily said it was about 1.9NM’s across, but 30 minutes later, passing under...
We left the Lerins Islands on the 24th June heading for Villefranche, bypassing both Antibes and Nice for now. We had very little wind so ended motoring most of the 20NM’s, but still it...
by Chantal & David · Published June 29, 2024 · Last modified December 13, 2024
With absolutely no wind we motored 12NM´s across to the Port of Cannes…and opted for a safe mooring in the harbour so we could relax and enjoy Cannes without any worries… well that would...