Sailing to NEW ZEALAND! [RED SEAS]
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We set sail for New Zealand three years after leaving Panama and finally completing our Pacific crossing. We have waited in Minerva Reef for a few weeks, hoping for a good weather window to take us south through the notoriously rough conditions to reach New Zealand and we hope we’ve chosen a good time to leave.
Strangely there are no winds and so we’re starting our journey by motoring more than usual but if we had to choose between too much wind and not enough, I guess we should be happy with the weather we’re seeing.
850 miles to go, only three of us onboard….let’s see what the ocean throws at us.
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⏰ Time Stamps ⏰
00:00 Sailing across the entire Pacific Ocean
01:13 Setting sail for New Zealand
04:56 Catching monster fish in the South Pacific
09:22 Man overboard safety system
12:51 Weather routing to sail to New Zealand
14:46 Day 2 - sailing with no wind
15:55 Sailing to the other side of the world!
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We're Iain and Brioni [The Reds] a couple of redheaded Scots who sold everything we own and moved halfway round the world to buy a boat that we could call home. We have a habit of finding ourselves in the most unusual circumstances, but that’s what makes life interesting! We live in search of the most remote places to live and sail so hit subscribe and join us on this adventure!
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Iain and Brioni Cameron documented 20,000 NM on their Leopard 47 'Indioko'. Follow their 2026 mission and massive New Zealand refit in this technical feature.
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Sailing to NEW ZEALAND! [RED SEAS] Location
- New Zealand (-40.900557,174.885971)
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