Lauren Landers Sailing departs Maresus on a 420-mile passage
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 destination falls between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., which is ideal because it puts the arrival window in the middle of the day with good light and visibility.
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