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Posted On: October 16th 2026, 04:05 pm
Canal Moraleda // course 194º // speed 6,5kn
We are sailing South with just crew on board. Going from Puerto Montt to Puerto Williams and then onward to the Falkland Islands.
I warned Dorus that it would be absolutely stunning. And possibly the beauty would get overwhelming, because it is all SO beautiful! Around every corner there is another amazing sight.
After dinner tonight (pumpkin pasta with salad), we went outside for another hour of amazing warm evening weather. The water smooth, the air warm in the sunshine. And as the sun disappeared behind the hill ridge on an island, it instantly got cold. Sunset was, again, stunning! Not the sun itself, because it disappeared behind the hill, but the colours in the sky were just amazing!
From yellow to orange, to pink and in the end a deep green blue while stars started to appear. The water reflecting the last little bit of light in the glassy surface – with our bow wave disforming the light on the water into lava lamp sort of movements. Changing chape, colour, direction of the light and starting over again.
Mesmerizing is the word.
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Would you join their next voyage? Drop a hi in the comments and we can send you details of their schedule through to 2027 and more information about becoming part of the guest crew ⛵️
We are sailing South with just crew on board. Going from Puerto Montt to Puerto Williams and then onward to the Falkland Islands.
I warned Dorus that it would be absolutely stunning. And possibly the beauty would get overwhelming, because it is all SO beautiful! Around every corner there is another amazing sight.
After dinner tonight (pumpkin pasta with salad), we went outside for another hour of amazing warm evening weather. The water smooth, the air warm in the sunshine. And as the sun disappeared behind the hill ridge on an island, it instantly got cold. Sunset was, again, stunning! Not the sun itself, because it disappeared behind the hill, but the colours in the sky were just amazing!
From yellow to orange, to pink and in the end a deep green blue while stars started to appear. The water reflecting the last little bit of light in the glassy surface – with our bow wave disforming the light on the water into lava lamp sort of movements. Changing chape, colour, direction of the light and starting over again.
Mesmerizing is the word.
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Would you join their next voyage? Drop a hi in the comments and we can send you details of their schedule through to 2027 and more information about becoming part of the guest crew ⛵️
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