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• Passage Hindsight: Sailing from Madagascar to South Africa

  

  Sailing from Madagascar to South Africa is technically challenging. The Mozambique Channel separating them is famously dangerous, in particular for the effect o... Read more

  The 06 November 2015 by   Behan Gifford
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• From the Ocean to the Sky: Land Cruising in Lesotho

  

  Road tripping from our landfall in South Africa, there was time to loop out and see at least one other country. We decided to include the kingdom of Lesotho on... Read more

  The 30 November 2015 by   Behan Gifford
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• Madagascar’s Stunning Barren Islands

  

  South of Madagascar’s Cap St Andre is a sprinkling of islands, around 15 nautical miles off the coast. They’re aptly called the Barren Islands: some are no... Read more

  The 11 November 2015 by   Behan Gifford
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• Land Cruising in Africa

  

  We dreamed about the iconic wildlife we’d have the chance to see in South Africa. But when we sketched out our plans to sail across the Indian Ocean, seeing the... Read more

  The 18 November 2015 by   Behan Gifford
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• 10 Reasons to Love Cruising in Madagascar

  

  Madagascar might just be the perfect mix of different things we find to love in cruising destinations. Most boats crossing the Indian Ocean stop in, unless... Read more

  The 13 November 2015 by   Behan Gifford
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• Gifts for Sailors: Ideas for the Cruisers in Your Life

  

  Who wants to cut into the cruising kitty for gifts that won’t work when you take off? It’s just about that time of year, so Jamie and I came up with a list of... Read more

  The 24 November 2015 by   Behan Gifford
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• Gone Wild: a Week in Pilanesberg

  

  For a long time we have looked forward to visiting Jamie’s aunt and uncle in South Africa. They moved to Johannesburg as expats in the 70s, and have made this... Read more

  The 20 November 2015 by   Behan Gifford
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