18 days, almost 3 weeks, at sea. 2114 seamiles on a moving object, day and night, without stop, no getting off. What does that do to a person? Can we still walk normal or did our sea legs collapse as
Motion of the Ocean


18 days, almost 3 weeks, at sea. 2114 seamiles on a moving object, day and night, without stop, no getting off. What does that do to a person? Can we still walk normal or did our sea legs collapse as

It was a sunny day in Praia for our first sailing As we set off west to Fogo where we’re pausing Wind then calm Squall then dark As we motored in, then anchoring. Arthur and Annalisa did the final

After clearing out, Exodus set out to catch the afternoon winds to our last sotavento (leeward) island, Ilha de Fogo. She started out slowly, picking up more wind as she got further. As soon as the wind was gusting over

Time flies when you are having fun. And Exodus was getting closer to her departure date. The extra crew for the Atlantic Crossing was to be picked up in Praia, the capital of Santiago and of the entire Cabo Verde.