Sometimes I’m taken aback when I realise that it’s already been one year since I arrived in Portugal and completed my circumnavigation! In fact, it’s been even longer: One year and four months!
It doesn’t really feel like it. 2025 happened so quickly, and so many things have happened in the meantime.
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On the first of September, my mom, dad, sister, aunt, uncle, Christian & Gabriela, Vallerie, Jan, Rebecka, Seizi and soooo many more people were waiting for us at the...
The last 1700 nautical miles from Greece back to Portugal, via Tunisia and Spain, have been a wonderful end to my circumnavigation. But of course, it wasn't without its...
Turquoise water. Palm trees. Diving. Nice people and delicious food. Thinking about the most beautiful and breathtaking moments of my sailing trip has been an important...
"Returning to Europe" - for months that has been the voice in my head, giving me motivation and power to keep on sailing. When I was sent back out to sea with my repaired...
The month and a half since I left the Maldives feels like a movie: pirates, explosions, rockets and air strikes. In one of the last scenes, my mast breaks. I know there's...
Indonesia is even more colorful and beautiful than I had imagined. The country stretches 2500 nautical miles from east to west and the distance from one end to the other is...
In September, I sailed single-handed from Vanuatu to Indonesia. My route took me through the Torres Strait, the narrow between Australia and Papua New Guinea, and was almost...