Our Vanupieds was sold to a New owner in Pittwater, North of Sydney last November 2017. This will be out last Post. Thanks for your great Support.

On October 12, we have arrived safely in Bundaberg Port Marina 3pm. Today October 16, miserable weather never had so much rain in months (if not years).

We have arrived safely in Bundaberg Port Marina

60 miles to go to Bundaberg. Sailing again. All is well on board.

200 miles to go to Bundaberg. All is well on board. Eating up all the goodies.

368 miles to go to Bundaberg. All is well on board. We are motoring through the night.

on passage from New Cal to Australia, Bundaberg. ETA Thursday evening. All is well on board

Anchored in the beautiful bay of Papaya waiting for a weather window to OZ (Gold Coast)

At anchor in Nouméa.

Still in Ile des Pins. Enjoying this great place. We will move on tomorrow for Prony Bay.

At anchor in the beautiful Kuto Bay

Anchored behind Uere Island. 5 miles south-east from Noumea. Sorry I typed 168.28E instead of the correct 166.28E. I am not using the app since Internet is not working well in this anchorage. We have 40 meters of chain in 7 meters depth and not smoking (anymore ;-) maybe we were sold magic mushrooms at the market last week. Running out of baguettes and veggies so we will return Sunday to Noumea for provisioning.

Anchored behind Uere Island. The front came at its strongest right during the net this morning Wind of NW 25 knots gusting 37. Shifted to W at 08h20 NC time and to SW at 08h35. Currently wind between 10 & 20 knots (we are well sheltered behing a 40 meters hill). Around 10 other boats at anchor here. All is well.

At a mooring in Anse Magic (Prony Baie). We appreciate the calm and the beautiful scenery. It is a bit chilly though.

10 miles from Mare (North) where we intend to rest for 1 or 2 days. All is well on board. By the way excellent prononciation of our Boats name. We could not have done it better.

on passage to New Cal from Fiji. All is well on board

on passage to New Cal from Fiji

At anchor in front of Bekana Island waiting for a window to NC.