sant carles marina - andraitx

Logbook

  • Departure: Sant Carles Marina (40.6176, 0.6023), Wednesday, April 22, 2026 at 11:12 UTC
  • Arrival: Andraitx (39.5435, 2.3851), Friday, April 24, 2026 at 02:55 UTC
  • Duration: 39.7 h
  • Distance: 119.8 nm
  • Average speed: 3.0 kn
  • Crew: Tobi, Bernhard, Martin

Departed Sant Carles Marina for Andraitx, an overnight passage of roughly 1.7 days covering 120 nautical miles at 3.0 knots average. Wind 3–19 kn from the ENE, gusting to 25 kn. It backed from S to E. Seas up to 1.8m. Current up to 0.5 kn setting SW. Logbook only, for now — the real story of the passage itself is still waiting to be filled in.

Track from Sant Carles Marina to Andraitx

sant carles de la ràpita - sant carles marina

Logbook

  • Departure: Sant Carles de la Ràpita (40.5989, 0.6022), Monday, June 9, 2025 at 12:23 UTC
  • Arrival: Sant Carles Marina (40.6228, 0.6063), Monday, June 9, 2025 at 13:08 UTC
  • Duration: 0.7 h
  • Distance: 1.6 nm
  • Average speed: 2.2 kn
  • Crew: Tobi, Riot

Set a course from Sant Carles de la Ràpita to Sant Carles Marina: a short hop, 2 nautical miles at an average of 2.2 knots. Wind 8 kn from the SSE, gusting to 17 kn. The short move from anchor off Punta de la Banya into the marina, and the last leg of the Spring 2025 season — Tinarasia would be hauled out for a long refit shortly after.

Track from Sant Carles de la Ràpita to Sant Carles Marina

port de sóller - sant carles de la ràpita

Logbook

  • Departure: Port de Sóller (39.7962, 2.6889), Saturday, June 7, 2025 at 11:00 UTC
  • Arrival: Sant Carles de la Ràpita (40.5904, 0.6013), Monday, June 9, 2025 at 03:25 UTC
  • Duration: 40.4 h
  • Distance: 117.2 nm
  • Average speed: 2.9 kn
  • Crew: Tobi, Riot

Cast off from Port de Sóller bound for Sant Carles de la Ràpita — an overnight passage of roughly 1.7 days, 117 nautical miles at an average of 2.9 knots. Wind 2–15 kn from the E, gusting to 21 kn. It backed from SSE to E. Seas up to 1.3m. Current up to 0.5 kn setting WSW. Quite significant waves for parts of the crossing, but all in all a pleasurable non-stop passage back to the mainland, ending at anchor overnight off Punta de la Banya before moving into the marina the next morning. In a few days Tinarasia comes out of the water for at least half a year — there’s no shortage of items on the refit to-do list.

Track from Port de Sóller to Sant Carles de la Ràpita

cala castell - port de sóller

Logbook

  • Departure: Cala Castell (39.9359, 3.0344), Thursday, June 5, 2025 at 07:28 UTC
  • Arrival: Port de Sóller (39.7948, 2.6917), Thursday, June 5, 2025 at 17:40 UTC
  • Duration: 10.2 h
  • Distance: 20.5 nm
  • Average speed: 2.0 kn
  • Crew: Tobi, Riot

Slipped the lines at Cala Castell and pointed the bow toward Port de Sóller, a full day underway covering 20 nautical miles at an average of 2.0 knots. Wind 1–3 kn from the NNE, gusting to 12 kn. Current up to 0.5 kn setting ENE. Port de Sóller is the only protected, safe harbor on Mallorca’s north coast, and our last stop before heading back over to the mainland.

Track from Cala Castell to Port de Sóller

port de pollença - cala castell

Logbook

  • Departure: Port de Pollença (39.9012, 3.0883), Wednesday, June 4, 2025 at 12:35 UTC
  • Arrival: Cala Castell (39.9334, 3.0347), Wednesday, June 4, 2025 at 19:43 UTC
  • Duration: 7.1 h
  • Distance: 17.7 nm
  • Average speed: 2.5 kn
  • Crew: Tobi, Riot

Cast off from Port de Pollença bound for Cala Castell — a modest half-day’s sail, 18 nautical miles at an average of 2.5 knots. Wind 1–5 kn from the NNE, gusting to 16 kn. It veered from NNW to ENE. Current up to 0.6 kn setting E. Anna, J, and E left the boat in Port de Pollença, and Riot came aboard to sail on with Tobi. On the way back toward the mainland, we just anchored overnight in Cala Castell before pressing on to Port de Sóller the next day.

Track from Port de Pollença to Cala Castell