Author: Virginia Duncan

The first night out of Poros, we found this secluded spot behind a little island and stern tied to the shore for the night. It […]

There is always a “next big blow” coming, so we waxed and wained about going further N up the Evia channel (between mainland Greece near […]

After the wind subsided it was time to get back North so we set off towards Serifos. It was a bit of a hot slog […]

In the calm conditions it was safe to stern tie for the night in Faros, on Sifnos. It was astounding to see the clarity of […]

On July 7th we continued to gradually make our way NW to the southern end of Paros, again seeking a sheltered anchorage from now stronger […]

After 2 nights on Ios, we were on the move again to take advantage of the good sailing breeze. The original destination was for a […]

Jim and Kate from the Catana 47 Polaris, had both spent time on Ios. Jim in 1986 and Kate in 2005, so they were making […]

We had a great sail across from Kea, finally making use of the Code 0 (our lighter wind reaching sail), and pulled into the anchorage […]

Sounion was on the peninsula South West of Athens and under the shadow of the Temple of Poseidon. It was a special place and we […]

Poros was a good spot to hole up for the next blow, and in the end we were there for 6 days. For the most […]