Shootin Through

After a week tucked away in the Telaga Harbour, getting pumped with storms and over 40 knot winds almost daily, we refueled at a real fuel wharf, yes we were excited. Now we headed into Thailand Waters for a few days at a place that is renowned for its crystal clear waters, soft white sandy beaches and a bit of an island vibe.

Left the Harbour near the Marina and headed up to refuel and spend some time at the perfectly protected bay of Telaga.

We were woke at 3am to the anchor alarm going off, followed closely by another massive electrical storm. We usually prepare for the worst but our generator wouldn’t start so we were busy mucking around with that when we dropped anchor and forgot about the code zero. So there we were in the throes of this horrid storm attempting to drop it to the deck to avoid anything else happening. No more sleep for us. We set off as soon as the n came up and have found another little anchorage to hang at for the night. Not going to make that same mistake again.

It was suppose to be an overnighter but unfortunately our generator decided not to start, so rather than continuing we decided to stop just on dark to check it all out and in turn go to shore tomorrow to get anything necessary. Always something going on out here. Funny how it comes off the back of not using it for 2 weeks while we were spoiled on shore power 🙄🤷🏽‍♀️

After weeks resting up at the Marina we decided to continue our trek. We had daily electrical storms, people getting rushed to hospital with Dengue Fever and a heat like nothing I have ever felt. We explored the Singapore Zoo and basically enjoyed the conscience of 24/7 air conditioning on the boat. Back to reality now.

We finally made it. Hello Malaysia. Now time to crack a beer and clear customs.

One more stop and then we cross the Malaka Strait and up to Pinetrees Marina, Malaysia. We will check in and once cleared it will be time for some exploring. Legoland, Singapore Zoo and everything else we stumble across. It will definitely be a well earned break.