We sailed down to the Golfo de San Miguel the day before yesterday, spent a night at Isla Iguana inside the Golfo and then entered the Rio Cucunati on a rising tide. The Cucunati is a wide, mangrove fringed stream, there are lots of parrots (always flying in pairs, chatting loudly) and egrets around. This morning we’ve taken Pitufa further up, beyond the chart that only shows a few miles of the river. Navigating without a chart is quite exciting, watching out for sandbanks or rocks, one eye always on the depthsounder… We’re now anchored in a wide basin. Before we dare going further, we’ll explore by dinghy, trying to find a safe canal for Pitufa.
2013
07
Mar
2 comments
hermine hackl says:
March 8, 2013 at 9:47 pm (UTC 0)
Erfahrene vorsichtige segler schaffen das mit links u n d
faulenzen wäre an der zeit !
Heather says:
March 10, 2013 at 1:06 pm (UTC 0)
I love the way parrots always fly in pairs! It’s so sweet!