Recently I analized our log book and this is what I discovered about last year:
Number of days of sailing: 86
This is more or less 25%, which means that we spent about a quarter of the last year on the water.
| Number of nights | Calypso | Jasna | Rick | |
| – at anchor | 283 | (77%) | 280 | 283 |
| – on passage | 50 | (14%) | 50 | 50 |
| – in the boatyard | 17 | (5%) | 0* | 0* |
| – on a mooring | 15 | (4%) | 32 | 32 |
| – in a marina | 0 | (0%) | 0 | 0 |
| – on land | 0 | (0%) | 3** | 0 |
* In January we hauled out for 17 days. The boatyard did not allowed us to live aboard Calypso, so we moved on Luci which was on a mooring. Thanks again Tim and Meredith!!!
** In March I went to San Diego (to visit some marine stores and get Calypso even lower on her waterline) and stayed with a friend for 3 days, that’s why only Rick has the record of NEVER SLEEPING ON LAND in 2014!
Number of nautical miles: 4696
Longest passage: 32 days (Mex – Poly)
Engine hours: 167 (about one third of that to come back to the Marquesas from Tahiti)
Used diesel: 270 liters – 70 gallons (we left Mexico with 77 gallons)
ISLANDS and ANCHORAGES
Number of islands: 10 (ONLY!?!?)
Number of different anchorages: 22
The majority (13) of this anchorages had no internet access and no shops. So in 2014 we spent 139 days – 38% of the time in places with no shops, banks, internet or post office.
Another interesting statistic is that we spent an average of 14 days in every anchorage. Sounds about right…
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