Jean Papagiorgiou wanted to share his experience with all those who are fond of Slow Yachting, he has recounted the story of his voyage in his blog 3000 miles http://www.my145-marmica.com/. It was an ambitious project but he had total confidence in his boat’s performance. “I remember one day when we were caught in un- expected bad weather, we sailed for more than 12 hours in a storm with force 8/9 winds...that day I was impressed by Marmica’s magnificent response, her great seafaring qualities and how safe I felt even with all my family aboard”, Jean Papagiorgiou confesses. Since their departure from Menorca, our yacht owner started collecting valuable information and recommendations in his blog, which will be very useful for anyone who is planning to make a long crossing at reasonable speed and with low fuel consumption. Jean Papagiorgiou kept a precise check on his fuel consumption, speed and the miles they covered. Cruising at an average speed of 7.05 knots, Marmica consumed 14.25 l/hr. “Impressively low fuel consumption”, commented our yacht owner.


Επιδίδοντας στο αγαπημένο χόμπι Fishing is our favorite hobby


Σε καιρό Sailing in bad weather


Καταγραφή στοιχείων


Από την αναχώρηση μας, έχουμε καταγράψει πολύτιμες πληροφορίες και συστάσεις για το blog μας, οι οποίες θα είναι πολύ χρήσιμες για όποιον σκοπεύει να κάνει ένα ανάλογο ταξίδι ή κάποιο το οποίο τμηματικά και ασφαλώς επιθυμεί χαμηλή κατανάλωση καυσίμων. Με μια γρήγορη ματιά στον έλεγχο της κατανάλωσης καυσίμων, της ταχύτητάς του και των μιλίων που κάλυπταν. Δείτε όλο το ταξίδι της Marmica στο Blog «3000 miles» www.my145-marmica.com/


Παρέα με δελφίνια Dolphins surround us


Jean Papagiorgiou describes his crossing as intense and full of Slow Yachting moments, 3.000 miles of life at sea without a single hurry. Those of us who have followed Marmica’s adventure closely, are sure it has awakened and will continue to awaken the passion of many sailors who share a love for the sea, the Menorquin values and the pleasure that Slow Yachting provides.


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