by oceangybe | Mar 16, 2011 | Videos, Webisodes
With exception to the plastic trash throughout high tide lines, the Rowa Islands of Vanuatu are paradise. With Khulula at anchor near an uninhabited beach, the crew of OceanGybe conduct yet another garbage study. This webisode is brought to you by KING...
by oceangybe | Mar 3, 2011 | Videos, Webisodes
As Khulula and her crew approach the archipelago of Vanuatu after a week at sea, they spot a smoking volcano, known as Yasur, on the island of Tanna. Mount Yasur is one of the world’s most active volcanos and the crew take a tour to investigate...
by oceangybe | Sep 27, 2008 | Blog, Garbage Studies, Videos
Back in May we spent 3 days on the uninhabited Rowa (Reef) Islands at the norther limit of the Vanuatu archipelago. Here is the plastic debris we found on a 100m section of the beach. Despite the trash it was one of the most stunning places we have visited to...
by Bryson | Jun 30, 2008 | Blog
The three major tenets of the OceanGybe Expedition are garbage, adventure and surf. We generally pick our course and destination dependant on the likelihood of these three variables, and, of course, the wind. As we sail into the Indian Ocean and away from the Pacific,...
by Ryan | Jun 19, 2008 | Blog
It was a fateful day when s/v Khulula spent the morning ferrying stranded missionaries across the windswept channel between Maewo and Pentacost Islands in Vanuatu. These 29 missionaries had heard about this tiny village (Asanvari) over which the black magic spirits...