by Ryan | Jul 23, 2008 | Blog
We would like two big chickens, we will kill them… The vast list of provisions unattainable in Indonesia is topped by two ingredients very dear to the hearts of the Khulula crew: Fresh meat and fresh bread… Well, that isn’t entirely true, as the latter can be...
by oceangybe | Jul 22, 2008 | Blog
by Shane Robinson It is just past sunrise and there is not a breath of wind on the ocean. We currently have a left and a right hand reef break on either side of Khululu both within 200 meters of the boat. Except from the 5 people on board Khululu there are two other...
by Bryson | Jul 20, 2008 | Blog
Indonesia is one of the largest island nations on earth, spreading from Irian Jaya in the east, Sumatra in the west, Timor and Roti in the South, and Kalimantan (former Borneo) in the north; these 13 000 islands stretch almost 5 000km. The history, culture and beliefs...
by Ryan | Jul 15, 2008 | Blog
People may have noticed that the frequency of Khulula blog postings appear to be directly proportional to the amount of time Khulula and crew spend at sea… Has anyone noticed this? After two weeks of idyllic, unmoving, unsailing (word? Not a word?), full-sleep-nights...
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 Bryson | Jun 28, 2008 | Blog
Khulula is sitting at the very convergence of numerous large events in her young life. One, as of today, she has sailed 10 000nm with some dirty crew members messing with her sails every couple of hours; Two, she is about to enter a brand new ocean; and Three, has...
