PANAMA CANAL on a SAILBOAT - Adventure 14 (Sailing Around the World)
What an experience of a lifetime! After much planning and waiting, this is definitely one of those milestones in our lives that we will never forget. A one-way ticket of sorts. An exit from the Caribbean and the entry into the Pacific. A homecoming of sorts and the start to a new adventure; The Galapagos, the South Pacific and beyond!
Stay tuned as we sail across the Pacific in the next 3 weeks. It will be a long time at sea but winds are in our favour and we cannot wait to explore what the remote regions of the South Pacific have to offer.
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