by oceangybe | Nov 6, 2007 | Blog
The Cook Islands, a New Zealand dependency, lie in the centre of the Polynesian Islands of the South Pacific. Approximately 4500 km south of Hawaii, these 15 islands and atolls cover approximately 2 million square kilometers. They range in size and diversity from the...
by oceangybe | Nov 5, 2007 | Blog, Videos
Here is a short clip during our crossing to...
by oceangybe | Nov 4, 2007 | Blog
Latitude: 20 deg 30′ S Longitude: 173 deg 34′ W by Bryson 3:00am, The start of my shift. I heard the rapping on my window, I guess Hugh doesn’t want to come down. Slowly the haze of sleep evaporated and the reality starts to seep in. Feeling around...
by oceangybe | Oct 28, 2007 | Blog
Lat: 21 deg, 12.3 minutes, S Long: 159 deg, 47.1 minutes W Docked, Avatiu Harbour, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. by Ryan The “Rarotongan Tattoo” is the term the Cook Island locals use to describe road rash that tourist get from crashing one of the thousand...
by oceangybe | Oct 26, 2007 | Blog
October 26, 2007 By Andy After spending most of the day enjoying the calm waters inside the lagoon on the leeward side of Morrea, it was time to get a move on and start what was to be an introduction to night crossings for the guests, Nancy and I. It all started quite...
by oceangybe | Oct 23, 2007 | Blog
Latitude: 19 degrees, 24.4′ South Longitude: 156 degrees, 19.3′ West – by Hugh Lest there be some confusion about the conditions we’ve experienced thus far on the crossing from Bora Bora to Rarotonga, let me draw your attention to the phrase...
