2019 Overall Itinerary

 



2019 Overall Itinerary


Crete

Athens

England

Scotland

Holland 

Belgium

Crete 

Australia ( March - May )

Leros (via Athens and Bluestar ferry)

Samos (Dave and Shirl)

Arki (Dave and Shirl)

Leros (finalising repair)

Samos

Patmos

Arki

Lipsi

Leros (rigging check)

Kos (Picked up Martin)

Symi

Tilos

Chalki

Aliminia 

Rhodes

Kasos

Crete

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