Cassiopea

After several trips around the Mediterranean and northern Europe, the Cassiopea, a yacht of our classic Endurance 35 line, set sail for a journey around the world. It is a relaxed trip across all the seas of this world just because they are there. Here we give you some pictures and comments we receive from her owner as he reaches new destinations.

	Merry Christmas and Happy 1990. Cassiopea sailing by the Statue of Liberty. New York, 1989. JPEG picture (25K)
	Chicoutimi, Canada - Winter 1990 This is how Cassiopea spent winter: -40C. What you see ahead is Saguenay fjord, through where we arrived sailing. The ship stood perfectly the low temperatures. JPEG picture (38K)
	New Caledonia - August 1994 Cassiopea anchored by a little island within the coral bareer south of New Caledonia. We were alone (with the lobsters)! JPEG picture (69K)
	Sidney - January 1995 Cassiopea showing off at Sidney. Let's see who is the cutest! JPEG picture (84K)

"We are writing from a beautiful little island south of the Marquesas, in the French Polynesia, after two long journeys over the Pacific. The first one, a 3100 mile trip, from the Galapagos Islands to the Gambiar Atoll with strong winds (over 30 knots) and breaking waves over 6 meters. It was an easterly wind and we sailed too fast, with the genoa half furled, arriving to Gambiar in 21 days."