Camarinas, Spain

... we meant. It is a delightful city (no Brits and no-one speaks English) which we will undoubtedly re-visit. The journey to Camarinas was in a Northerly swell from the previous winds with a bit of fog thrown in. Once we could get some sails up and the ...

... . Once we got into the shelter of the land things improved even though it was still windy. We tied up in Marina in Camarinas at 2000hrs having travelled 79 N Miles. Our connection for the mains was the wrong size but the Marina manager sorted us out ...

Sunday 13th May. The town was very quite and most places were closed. There was a beautiful Island Packer around 50 ft berthed alongside us with "Sarah Dee" as its name. We explored the town and dined in a local bar. We checked the internet several ...

Monday 14th May. I was late enough getting up as I thought we might be staying another night. I had breakfast in the Marina Bar and checked the internet for the weather. Things looked fairly good and shortly afterwards we saw the English lads leaving ...