I am solo- sailing the world with my cat, Mako! I've had a lifelong dream of sailing around the world since I was in middle school; after college I bought a 1993' Beneteau Oceanis 510. My first few years were spent gaining confidence in single-handling and fixing up my 30-year-old boat.. as of now I have crossed the Pacific ocean single-handed and continuing west! I appreciate you being here and please subscribe to join in on the adventures to come!
After about an hour to an hour and a half of navigation through the atoll, Lauren Landers Sailing reaches the anchorage at Chuimodus. There are roughly 15 boats anchored there. The water is a little stirred up on arrival but the setting is
Lauren Landers Sailing leaves the Maresus anchorage on a clear, calm morning. The water is crystal clear, the anchor is easy to raise with no wind inside the anchorage, and the plan is a 420-mile offshore passage. Low tide at the destinatio
Anchored at Mora in about 8 feet of water, right on the edge of a drop-off that falls to roughly 30 feet, Lauren Landers Sailing describes the spot as her favorite water in the world. Waves break on the outer reef while the anchorage stays
After completing the passage from the previous stop, Lauren Landers Sailing moved to the airport anchorage in Tahiti, roughly seven to eight miles from the first overnight spot. The plan is to stay approximately two weeks: at least one week
Every piece here is something Lauren Landers Sailing can talk you through, in their own words.