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Sailing solo to seven continents

by Harry Anderson 5 Feb 06:48 UTC
Solo Voyage to 7 Continents © Harry Anderson

My objective is to replicate something I did in my small, single-engine airplane some years ago when I flew solo to 7 continents.

My plane, N788W, a 2001 Lancair Columbia 300 - photo © Harry Anderson
My plane, N788W, a 2001 Lancair Columbia 300 - photo © Harry Anderson

With my arrival in Australia in late October, I am 5/7 finished with my voyage to sail solo to 7 continents. I have already landed in Europe, Africa, South America, and Antarctica. My sailboat Phywave is now in a marina in Darwin waiting out the tropical cyclone season while I'm at home in Bainbridge Island, Washington.

My boat, Phywave, a 2021 Allures 40.9 - photo © Harry Anderson
My boat, Phywave, a 2021 Allures 40.9 - photo © Harry Anderson

I'll return to Darwin in April to resume my voyage, heading for Cochin, India, for my Asia landing (continent #6). From there I'll make my way south and west, around the tip of Africa, across the Atlantic for the third time, and home to North America (#7). The arrival months shown on the map for the places remaining on my route are approximate. You can find a blog about my voyage in the Sailing section of my website www.phywave.com

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