The last destinations of the season: Sivota, Paxos, Parga, Ammudia We’ve been very busy lately, which is why we’re a little behind with our reports. Mea culpa. We had come up with a brilliant plan for the end […]
It doesn’t get any emptier Read More »
Sailing in Corfu When I got up this morning and felt cold, I decided to write about the end of summer and the onset of fall. It wasn’t until the afternoon that I had time to start typing—but
Summer is coming to an end Read More »
Nydri Vliho, a bridge and the Ambracian Gulf The bay of Vliho, a bay behind Nydri, kept us longer than planned. I can’t remember having so many quiet nights at anchor in a row without wind and waves
Children on board and murder in the Caribbean School holidays are the best time to visit the Rivercafe. Having children on board really livens things up for us. Hannah (9), Henri (13), Jil and Manfred delighted us with
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The Lefkada Bridges Comedy Greece is a very beautiful country and the people are generally very friendly. Especially if you speak a few words of Greek. Some points are confusing and a bit hard to wrap my head
Strange occurrences in Greece Read More »
Anchor bays and a chase in Meganisi We are back in the Ionian Sea. In the summery warm Ionian Sea with daily temperatures of 30 to 35 degrees and even the nights remain above 20 degrees. The temperatures
Summer in the Ionian Sea Read More »
Rion-Antirion Bridge – Messolonghi – Ionian Sea Nafpaktos was our last stop on our circumnavigation of the Peloponnese. A nice little place. But when our milk turned sour from the constant swell, it was time to leave. We
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Galaxidi Delphi Trizioni and Nafpaktos As we continued our journey through the Gulf of Corinth, we only stayed on the Greek mainland side. The destinations on the Peloponnese side are less interesting and there are no good anchorages
3 pearls and an ex-oracle Read More »
Corinth Canal I’ve been looking forward to this the whole trip: the passage through the Corinth Canal. Ka had already sailed through the canal as a backpacker on a tourist barge at the tender age of 18, with
Corinth: The most exiting 3 meiles Read More »
About earthquakes, tsunamis and flotillas Did I mention that Ka has had an earthquake warning app for some time now and monitors it several times a day? Turkey and Crete in particular are currently experiencing frequent rumblings. We
Poros and the Saronic Gulf Read More »
