Sailing the globe in our catamaran
Niuatoputapu is one of the most remote islands, and located in the northernmost part of the Kingdom of Tonga. The
Continue readingNiuatoputapu, Tonga – warmth, resilience and living the simple life
Samoa (previously called Western Samoa) is the sister of American Samoa, but feels very different. Whereas American Samoa has a
Continue readingSamoa – chasing waterfalls and swimming in volcanic trenches
While we were at the docks in Pago Pago, American Samoa, we experienced how it is to face a tsunami
Continue readingFacing a tsunami when docked in American Samoa
American Samoa is the only inhabited US territory on the Southern hemisphere. It is considered a sovereign state, and has
Continue readingAmerican Samoa – a piece of USA on the southern hemisphere
Niue is a dream destination in terms of diving. It is known to be one of the best dive destinations
Continue readingNiue – diving in amazing caves and incredible visibility
Niue (pronounced new-way) is the second smallest country (only the Vatican State has less inhabitants) in the world, with only
On our way from the Cook Islands to our next country, Niue, there is an unpopulated, sunken atoll, called Beveridge
Continue readingBeveridge Reef – a sunken atoll in the middle of the Pacific
After we had checked into Penrhyn, Cook Islands, in Omoka, the main village on the west side of the lagoon,
Continue readingPenrhyn – incredible hospitality at Te Tautua village
Penrhyn (also called Tongareva in Polynesian) is the northernmost inhabited island of Cook Islands. It is also the largest atoll
Maupiha’a is the westernmost inhabited atoll in French Polynesia, and our last stop before moving on to Cook Islands. We