Looe
Owner of Trillium Corsair F28 Trimaran. Available to teach sailing, manage and deliver boats. Yacht Delivery’s including Greece to Holland, Azores to Isles of Scilly, Dover to Gibraltar. Teaching including Skipper for Sail Racing Academy (Harmony 52) for the 2024 Caribbean season and RORC Caribbean 600 race and Sail Dubrovnik.
10,617
NM
Total Distance
178
Days
Time at Sea
Diesel Engine
The RYASeafarer Medical Certificate
Maritime & Coastguard AgencyProficiency In Personal Survival Techniques
Maritime & Coastguard AgencyEarly start that paid off around Lizzard. Wind on the nose all day and went light got stuck at Dodman Point so had to motor the last two hours
2
62.4
NM
10h 43m
Mullion to Golant, United Kingdom
Gentle bimble accross to be ready for Lizzard tomorrow
1
12.4
NM
3h 0m
Penzance to Mullion, United Kingdom
Long passage but Reached / Beat most of the way. Lots of ships in the night to avoid. Glad we had AIS. Wind died at end so motor sailed around Lands End
5
208.1
NM
1 day 8 hours
Arklow, Ireland to Penzance, United Kingdom
Wind from behind big sea strong current in our favour Jib only and still doing up to 8-9kts
1
25.3
NM
4h 44m
Greystones to Arklow, Ireland
Had Peter Louet Feisser on board. F28 owner based in Carlingford 83 years old and owner with his son Liam of the Carlingford Oyster Company
4
49.7
NM
7h 59m
Clogherhead to Greystones, Ireland
Good start then wind died and had to motor
1
8.7
NM
2h 23m
Irish Sea And St. George'S Channel to Clogherhead, Ireland
A good day and met the Carlingford Oyster Farm owner who owns a F28!
3
40.1
NM
7h 4m
Ardglass, United Kingdom to Greenore, Ireland
Got to be up there with one the toughest sails wind gusting 25kts beating into big seas. Got mangled off the entrance of Strangford Loch in horrendous confused waves. The end couldn’t come quick enough
3
43.8
NM
7h 7m
Bangor to Ardglass, United Kingdom
A nice sail in the sunshine reaching most of the way and into posh Bangor Marina
39
NM
7h 22m
Ballycastle to Bangor, United Kingdom
Got to Ballycastle at 2230 last night. It was a long windy lumpy sail and had to beat all the way. This morning sorting out the boat, checking to see how much water we took onboard and a big breakfast! Will hole up here till Storm Amy passes then start heading down east coast Ireland
1
53.1
NM
9h 30m
Isle of Gigha to Ballycastle, United Kingdom