Sailing Today Magazine: Sailing from South Africa to Brazil
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After more than 100,000 nautical miles and a circumnavigation of the Great Capes, Brazilian sailor Captain Silvio dos Passos Ramos decided - after being asked what happens after crossing the...
When sailing to South Africa and going down the Mozambique channel there are a few important factors to consider. One is the Agulhas current running north to south and the...
After a long Atlantic ocean passage, making landfall in the Brazilian port of Salvador de Bahia was both a welcome relief and a vibrant cultural introduction to the country for...
Canadian circumnavigators Brent Crack and Mary Bevan are on the homeward stretch of their voyage - heading for the Caribbean where they will both have "crossed their wake." After leaving...
The Ocean Sailing Association of Southern Africa (OSASA) is warning all yachts heading to or from Namibia to be aware of a significant navigational risk north of the town of...
Circumnavigators Brent Crack and Mary Bevan have the intention to follow a course where “others don’t go”. So, the homeward stretch of their voyage from St. Helena in the south...