Hvar was the
target again, as Daniel and Annalena hadn't seen any city on the
journey so far. Got to Hvar under motor, as the wind was nearly
non-existent. In the city we backed in to a spot again, as the
harbour seemed a bit empty at ten in the morning. Power on (again)
and then we had a coffee and tea at a small cafe. Later on whilst the
new two were exploring the city and went up to the fortress, us other
three took a walk to the other side of the hill and got a picture
across the city. Back down at the harbour we got some breakfast at
the local bakery which was consumed back on the boat. Then some
shopping in the local supermarket, aptly named “Konzum”. My plan
for the evening was to cook some pasta carbonara, but non of the
supermarket sell the pre-finished sauce. A quick Google in the local
WiFi and I had the receipt for the sauce.
Back on the boat
Annalena manoeuvred us out and then later on we put up the sails on
her watch, too. The first mile of driving straight took some getting
used to, as the boat reacts in a certain way, but she is getting
better and better.
Shortly later we
sailed along at just under three knots on our way to Drvenik. The
next hours were spent just lazing around in the sun. Dad and me
steered most of the time whilst the other three played Skipo. Later
on Rhiannon wiped up a fruit salad which was consumed just as we
passed through a narrow gap in between two island. Out behind the
island we could already see our anchor point and Daniel spotted a
super yacht anchored in there. We managed to squeeze past it and
whilst Daniel and me stood at the helm, Dad and Rhiannon dropped the
anchor.
Once secured I
got ready to cook up dinner and Daniel rowed both girls over to the
island for them to have a look around. Dad was content with staying
on the boat and taking pictures of the rising moon.
Dinner ready the
others came back and we had a full stomach after a while with the
super yacht taking, what seemed like, pictures toward our boat.
Track at GPSies.
Time: 7 hours
Weather. Sunny
blue sky day with a little wind.
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