Dublin · changeover begins
Andy arrives at around 10:30. The previous Belfast to Dublin crew may still be aboard, with their leaving details TBC. There is no need for all Trip 3 crew to arrive on Wednesday.
Approximately 450 nautical miles, with an offshore leg to Lundy, climbing and a south-coast passage home.
Andy arrives at around 10:30. The previous Belfast to Dublin crew may still be aboard, with their leaving details TBC. There is no need for all Trip 3 crew to arrive on Wednesday.
Crew changeover continues. Trip 3 crew can join during the day.
An early join is still possible before departure. This is the longest offshore leg and will probably take 24–30 hours.
Approximately 155 nmArrival, settle in and recover from the passage.
Two days for climbing, exploring the island and retaining some flexibility around the weather.
A likely overnight passage to west Cornwall.
Approximately 110 nmArrival in west Cornwall. George joins for the later section, with final details TBC.
Continue east along the south coast.
Approximately 50–55 nmA shorter coastal leg into Torbay.
Approximately 30–35 nmContinue east to Portland.
Approximately 45 nmThe planned final passage home into the Solent.
Approximately 55–60 nmWeather allowance and latest planned arrival in the Solent.
Because the Trip 2 crew may still be aboard in Dublin, joining on Thursday 17 September or early on Friday 18 September is absolutely fine.
See the full trip schedule