27,000 Nautical Miles. Three Oceans. South Africa! 🇿🇦
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After three years at sea, 27,000 nautical miles and three oceans crossed — the Atlantic, the Pacific and now the Indian Ocean — I'm about to reach South Africa!
I'm just off the coast of Richards Bay and will arrive today. What an incredible journey it has been so far.
Every mile has brought new experiences, challenges, lessons and unforgettable moments. And although I'm sailing solo, I've never felt completely alone.
Thank you to everyone who has followed my journey, watched my videos, sent messages and supported me along the way. Your encouragement means more than you know.
This is another special milestone in the journey of Loveworkx. And there's still more ocean to explore!
See you in South Africa! ❤️
Jacqueline
Sailing Loveworkx
Solo sailing around the world
Dutch solo sailor Jacqueline Evers is navigating a minimalist global circumnavigation aboard her 27ft Grinde 'Loveworkx'. Follow her 2026 Indian Ocean transit.
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