After an uneventful passage from Sumatra, No Regrets and Maggie spent a few enjoyable days in Cocos Keeling and are now on their way to Rodriguez.
In the meantime Joyful has reached Cairns in Queensland …
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Odyssey Logs Sailors share their experiences of what it is like to Sail the Odyssey: from boat preparations to life at sea, from parties ashore to welcome landfalls. 
View the list of arrivals in Martinique. You can follow the position of the boats and check their estimated time of arrival on the tracking map. Day 22 – Saturday 30 January …
You can follow the position of the boats and check out their ETA in Martinique on the tracking map. Day 19 – Wednesday 27 January 2016 Jacquelyn Is expected in Le Marin on …
You can follow the position of the boats on the tracking map. Day 14 – Friday 22 January 2016 Fenicia Position at 0800UTC, 15deg 50min N 036deg 27min W travelling 258deg T …
You can follow the position of the boats on the tracking map.
Day 11 – Tuesday 19 January 2016 Fenicia Noon position 17Deg 04min N, 030Deg 30min W sailing at 5.7 …
You can follow the position of the boats on the tracking map.
Day 8 – Saturday 16 January 2016 Kandiba Today is a great day for us in Atlantic Odyssey. First …
You can follow the position of the boats on the tracking map.
Day 6 – Thursday 14 January 2016 Fenicia Current position 20Deg 55min N 021Deg 35min W, about 560 miles …
You can follow the position of the boats on the tracking map.
Day 4 – Tuesday 12 January 2016 Bebe We are experiencing fine sailing conditions after the initial day and …
View the list of arrivals in Martinique. You can follow the position of the boats and check their estimated time of arrival on the tracking map.
Day 16 – Thursday 3 …
You can follow the position of the boats and check their estimated time of arrival on the tracking map. View the entry list. Day 13 – Monday 30 November Enterprise Distance run …
You can follow the position of the boats on the tracking map. View the entry list. Day 10 – Friday 27 November Walden Weather sunny slightly cloudyWind Direction + Speed – ENE …
You can follow the position of the Islands Odyssey boats on the tracking map. View the entry list. Wednesday 25 November Optimus We are currently 100 miles west of Mindelo and …
You can follow the position of the boats on the tracking map. View the entry list. Day 7 – Tuesday 24 November QP All going well here & looking forward to dropping …
You can see the position of the boats on the tracking map. View the entry list. Day 5 – Sunday 22 November Alba Our solitude was broken today when we saw …
You can see the position of the boats on the tracking map. View the entry list. Day 2 – 19 November Lazy Bones First 20 hours have been fabulous. Range from …
The first Islands Odyssey yachts have arrived in the Cape Verdes following a 700 mile passage from El Hierro in the Cape Verdes. Vetocean was the first to arrive on Thursday 19th November. By midday …
After some time in Australia, the Blue Planet Odyssey sailors are now making their way through the Indonesian archipelago, which with some 13,677 islands is the largest island group in the world. Sadly, Anne and …
With Joyful the last boat to arrive in Australia this week, the Blue Planet Odyssey yachts have completed their transit of the Pacific Ocean. In the 9 months since the boats …
A stroke of convenient timing meant that the Blue Planet Odyssey cruise through Vanuatu was able to include a visit to Ambrym, and a chance to experience the 3 day Back to My Roots …
Vanuatu is a perfect cruising ground, with day sailing along the coast of the larger islands, or a short hop from one island to the next, making it easy to explore. Vanuatu sunset. …
The Blue Planet Odyssey fleet of yachts, having spread out to cruise at their own pace through the islands of the South Pacific, finally came together again in a small bay on the island of …
A few photos from Espirito Santo, the largest island in Vanuatu. Doina Cornell meets Luc Callebaut for the first time after working together for 15 years on Noonsite and now Blue Planet Odyssey.
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Landfall: Island of Aoba (Vanuatu) very different from Tuvalu. I expect to many people the phrase ‘tropical sailing’ conjures up lolling on the foredeck catching a tan, as balmy trade winds push you across …
All good things come to an end, and sailors know the next port is always just over the horizon, beckoning you on. I came to Tuvalu with little idea of what to expect, and …
Three years since we launched the Blue Planet Odyssey, and more personally, thirty seven years since I was last here: the path across the ocean to Tuvalu has been a long one for …
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