Whew! We left the “Crowds of tourists” in Los Cristianos. Here we are on the island of La Gomera where we anchor in front of La Playa de la Guancha (a few kilometres south of San Sebastian)… We are alone in the bay and find a landscape of arid hills – no road, step…
Facing the beach of Los Cristianos we entrench ourselves on Hibiscus… Regular dip, Philippe sorts the photos to put them on Google Picassa and Nathalie… makes bread. Whouaaa!!!! Like real!
The 30 September we decide to leave our bay of Antequera. We set sail and sail along the east coast of Tenerife towards the South… looking for the next anchorage as pleasant as the one we leave.
Departure from Santa Cruz by car….direction the Orotava Valley. The road is quite winding and offers us beautiful mountain landscapes. The temperature drops rapidly , from 27° we go to 14° degrees, as we get closer to Mount Teide which rises to 3718m….Grrrrrr…..
Change“total” of scenery when arriving in the marina of Santa Cruz….. Intense traffic of cargo ships and ferries that dump swarms of tourists every day…..A few days were enough for us to make some minor repairs on the boat…and finally within an hour we go back to sea. Direction the Baya de Antequera…..You remember the anchorage “perfect” from…
Friday lunchtime we leave the Playa de las Mujeras behind us under a blue sky and 10-15 Wind knots. We head due west towards the island of Tenerife. At nightfall, Nathalie takes her watch with just a beach towel to protect herself from the chill of the night. We are moving too fast and need to reduce the…
The weather is stable, North wind, Northeast of 10 to 15 Nodes for the next 5 days. Still beautiful days at the beach in perspective. We are at the southern tip of Lanzarote and dropped Damien off at the Rubiçon marina where we take the opportunity to fill up with water and shop. Back to our…
Fast descent along the North East coast of Lanzarote (see photo of Nathalie at the helm who fights with the strong swell that comes to us from 3/4 back). Reading the Navigation Guide we decide to go to the old port of Arrecife away from cargo ships and fishing boat. The Guide explains…
It is the port and the only city of Graciosa. After a long walk in the sand we arrive between the white concrete blocks that are the bungalows of a tourist development. The streets are made of sand and construction machinery seems abandoned.