Our Arrival in Turkey, First Stop Kas
15th July 2018 Well, just before we bid our farewells to Greece & Kastellerizon we decided to go on a small boat trip to the Blue Cave of Kastellerizon, dutifully packing my camera so...
Seaclusion's Travels Through the Med Blog
The last of the Dodecanese for 2018, Kasos to Karpathos & Kastellerizon.
Finally our weather window arrived for us to cross from Crete to the Karpathian Islands (that is after a brief race with a Swede to grab a mooring in Sitia, our final albeit brief...
The Island of Crete
First & foremost, we apologise for the length of this blog, but we have been here a while & Crete is the largest of the Greek Islands!!! Anyway, on the 22nd June we departed...
The Last of the Cyclades.
Sunday 17th June, We set sail for the tiny island of Skhinousa, part of the Little Cyclades on a lovely close haul tack in NW3 winds until they died a couple of hours into...
Our departure from Samos, finally, to Amorgos
Well, after 2 failed attempts to leave Pythagoria on Samos, (1st return requiring a new exhaust manifold, 2nd to unjam our mainsail, the jam being at the top of the mast), our 3rd attempt...
The Start of Our New Adventure 2018
After the normal few weeks of getting Casa Del Mar ready for the rental season, a flying visit to family and friends in the UK, we finally took off for Athens and then onto...
Rhodes to Seaclusion’s home for the Winter!
Well I appreciate that we are more than a little out of date, having been back in Sunny Spain for 3 weeks, but we thought you would appreciate it if we finished Seaclusion’s adventure...
Simply Symi
On the 30th August we left the tiny island of Tilos heading 24 miles east to Symi, happily sailing in on a reefed beam reach in a north westerly 5 gusting 6 with 2...
The Tiny Island of Tilos
On Sunday 27th August, we set sail southwards for 28NM to Tilos, a tiny island with a surface area of 63kms and a population of around 400!. Once again we were fortunate enough to...
Touring Nisyros!
We left Kos on the 25th August and had a mixed but still great sail, the winds going from a W4, to dead calm and back up to a NW4, to the island of...
