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After a warm farewell from fellow sailors in Mauritius, it's time for S/Y Loveworkx to head towards Réunion.
I leave late in the afternoon, but the passage starts with a challenge: my sail feeder is sitting too far out from the mast, making it difficult to hoist the sails.
And once underway, I discover that my windvane isn't cooperating either. The pendulum keeps lifting out of the water, leaving me without my usual self-steering system and using the tiller pilot.
Fortunately, the passage itself goes smoothly, and I reach Réunion that same evening. With an arrival after dark, I decide to heave to and wait for daylight before entering the marina.
The next morning, Angélique from the marina is there to welcome me. She has everything prepared: the gate and shower keys, copies of the paperwork for clearance, and all the practical details I need. Within just 15 minutes, customs and immigration arrive at the quay, and I can take down my yellow quarantine flag.
What a welcome!
After so much time at anchor and long stretches of sailing, it feels wonderful to be back in a marina, surrounded by other sailors. There is something special about arriving in a new place and being met with such warmth and kindness.
Another passage completed, another island discovered, and another chapter in my solo circumnavigation.
Follow my journey around the world aboard S/Y Loveworkx, my 27-foot Grinde sailing boat.
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