Captain’s Log
Sailing to Niue: Why We Endured Beveridge Reef for a Week - and Would Do It Again!
Fifteen moorings, a dinghy crane, graves along every road, and a customs officer who stamped passports on the roof of his car.
Captain Steve and First Mate Meg are 296 days into a five-year circumnavigation aboard Some Tuesday, a 2017 Lagoon 450S. They’re in Tonga right now, swimming with humpback whales, with Fiji next. They’ve covered 9,348 nautical miles since leaving Los Angeles.
Fifteen moorings, a dinghy crane, graves along every road, and a customs officer who stamped passports on the roof of his car.
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