Tonga 2008

17th May 2008.
“Janice of Wyoming” departed Auckland NZ for her next adventure bound for the Vavau Island group in northern Tonga After clearing customs we headed towards Great Barrier with clear skies and a good breeze and wearing several layers of merino!!!!! BRRRRRRRRRRRRRR Had 2 days of uneventful sailing with good consistent winds but Day 3 saw winds building to 30-40 knots by midnight we had saw 50 knot gusts, the harnesses were on and the log entry read “Rain/Squall/Horrible/Scary/Calm”. By 1am we were back on course with 20 knots of breeze and smiling.

21st May 2008
We have a full moon, it is finally getting warmer, the beanies are stowed. Overall we have had good weather on our run towards Tonga and after 5 day’s at sea we are anchored in Port of Refuge, Neiafu in Vava’u.

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The Vava’u archipelago is composed of 60 islands, with Port of refuge being one of the largest and most sheltered natural harbours in the south pacific. Beautiful deep anchorages, no wonder the humpback whales come here to hang out. We look forward to 12 days of easy cruising around postcard perfect bays and sheltered anchorages.

Matamaka village on the island of Nuapapu put on a spectacular feast night for us, a warm welcome, a roast pig banquet, fire dancers and the local school children put on an amazing dance display, this was one of the highlights of the trip. All the tapa cloth in the village was purchased; we could now open a shop!