Wayward Wind Fiji, day four on the Wayward Wind and it finally dried out, the boat that is. Day one and two saw us sailing/motoring to our first anchorage and a heavy rain storm and day two was more of the same no sun at all. Waking on day three there was plenty of sun but the low front had the ocean still rocking and once we left the Blue Lagoon we were rocked by 12-15 foot seas. Turning Joy and I three shades of green and shaking everything loose in the fuel ...

Nadi, Fiji, South Pacific Ocean. After a 48 hour airport to airport ordeal we arrive bleary eyed and welcomed by 92 degree heat. We left Philippines smiling and happy having done some of the best diving we have ever done and also that after nine days our bar bill was only $152. We have spent that in a day on some cruises we have taken. Flying on Korean Air three hours and then another nine from Korea to Fiji I think we have watched every recently released movie...

Well Tonga time has ended it was a long road from July when we first thought of visiting this small Kingdom. it was worth the wait! The Tongans were fine hosts and their country beautiful. I would have never expected the blow holes to be so numerous and engaging. Sail the islands of the Vava'U group will squeeze the stress out of anybody. If you have never seen the Milky Way in the southern hemisphere you should do it at least once and in a dark spot like a sailb...