The Circumnavigation Yacht
Faule Haut is leaving Murcia, at the mainland of Spain in a few minutes. She will sail to Mallorca, with a short stop at Ibiza on Saturday, July 3.
THERE ARE 4 PLACES AVAILABLE TO SAIL FROM IBIZA TO MALLORCA.
As soon as Skipper Ingo reaches the coastline of Ibiza, he will have network connection and check if anybody wants to join.
Contact Skipper Ingo via
+49 1726610537 on
WHATSAPP, MESSENGER, or SIGNAL
www.faule-haut.de 
Skipper Ingo was scared not to get his genoa in time, because he has crew on board that has to get back to Mallorca in time to catch their flights and to take over new crew. But he just got news from the sailmaker that he will have the sail ready even a day earlier than expected.
What a relief for the skipper.
So instead of leaving tomorrow, Faule Haut just left her anchorage heading towards the mainland Spain, to Murcia to pick up her new genoa and leave the old one there for repair.
Faule Haut will leave Murcia on the 1st or 2nd July heading back to Mallorca.
THERE IS ONE DOUBLE BERTH AVAILABLE on from that time until the 27th of July.
SO WHY DONT YOU JOIN FAULE HAUT TO A CRUISE TO MALLORCA AND AROUND?!
Ask Skipper Ingo for more information via:
+491726610537
WHATSAPP,
MESSENGER or
SIGNAL
Take note that an answer might take a while, because on the Mediterranean there’s no Internet.
Skipper Ingo on SY Faule Haut,
www.faule-haut.de
www.faule-haut.de/cruising-plan
Here are some pictures from the crew‘s visit of Ibiza City last night.
Another beautiful bay at Ibiza, close to Isla Tagomago.
Skipper and Crew had to change their plans. Faule Haut’s genoa ripped apart. A tear of 10 m from the bottom to almost the top. Too long to patch it without a maschine. So we arranged a date with a sailmaker at Murcia (mainland Spain) to get it repaired and also to pick up a new one. Therefore we left Mallorca, heading for Murcia, making stops at Ibiza on our way. It will be a long sailing to the mainland without having a genoa. We set up our second forstay and hoisted our storm sail. But that has only six square meters. So we probably need double time to get there.
So far Ibiza has been Skipper Ingo’s favorite spot at the Balearic Islands. He might replace it with Menorca. Lotsa beautiful anchorages with crystal clear water and white sand.
Pictures were taken at Cala Galdana, at the southern coast
Faule Haut with Skipper Ingo and crew spent a night at the port of Ciutadella, Menorca. They just left to circumnavigate the island clockwise, stopping at beautiful beaches and bays to do some swimming and snorkeling.
Wind and weather could not be better.
SY Faule Haut got back into the water yesterday and is ready to sail again.
Check out her cruising plan and see when you can get aboard.
Her home port is Vinaròs, that’s on the mainland Spain, just 200 km south of Barcelona. From there it’s just a one day sail to the Balearic Islands (Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca, Formentera). These islands are a little paradise and a perfect spot for sailing
SY Faule Haut ⛵️is at her home port Vinaròs and got out of the water for cleaning, sanding and painting.
Singlehand Skipper Ingo has turned into a singlehand sander. He’s been sanding the hull for the last three days. That’s a tough job, especially when you have to do it alone. Because of that corona crap, friends are having trouble or are scared to fly over here and help.
The starboard side is finished with sanding. Two more days for the port side, and than she needs to get painted several times.
Skipper Ingo is looking forward to getting her re-splashed on the 4th of June, for the next destination will be Mallorca.⛵️
Faule Haut will leave La Alcaidesa, La Linea/Gibraltar on May 6, 2021.
Expected crew cancelled, so there are two double berth available for a cruise from here to Vinaròs (Valencia)
There are possibilities to get on board at any of these places. This cruising plan might change slightly according to the winds.
Day 1 FR 7th: reaching Estepona
Day 2 SA 8th: Benalmadena
Day 3 SU 9th: Nerja
Day 4 MO 10th: Adra
Day 5 TU 11th: Aguilas
Day 6 WE 12th: Alicante
Day 7 TH 13th: Javea
Day 8 FR 14th : Valencia
Day 9 SA 15th: Vinaròs
EUROPEAN MAINLAND
Faule Haut left Tenerife on April 12, 2021 heading for Gibraltar. She made a five day stop at Madeira, where she departured on April 22. After another six days of sailing she is nearing the southwest tip of Portugal, getting cell phone connection so that Skipper Ingo can make this post.
More important however is the possibility now to get weather information via the Internet. Faule Haut does not have a Satelliten phone on board. This makes sailing sometimes a lottery game because she can’t avoid any bad weather areas and has to take the weather as it comes. Often, this resulted in encountering heavy thunderstorms and high waves. But the crew has been lucky on this leg. They just had rain for a few hours during this 17 days cruise from Tenerife.
Probably only two more days and Faule Haut will reach La Linea/Gibraltar, where the current crew will get off the boat. ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival) Gibraltar is Friday, April 30, 2021.
From Gibraltar on, Skipper Ingo will keep on sailing singlehand again towards his home port Vinaròs, 70 nm north of Valencia.
This means:
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO JOIN FAULE HAUL
TWO DOUBLE BERTH AVAILABLE ON FROM GIBRALTAR TO VINAROS (Valencia)
SAIL WITH FAULE HAUT! BECOME A PART OF THE CREW FOR A WEEK OR MORE.
Departure from La Linea/Gibraltar: May 1st or 2nd, 2021.
ETA Vinaros: May 5th, 2021
If potential crew wants, Faule Haut could make a three or four days stop at Ibiza or Mallorca.
More information about the boat on www.faule-haut.de and on
www.faule-haut.de/cruising-plan
Skipper Ingo, on Faule Haut, currently sailing along the southern coast of Portugal
Faule Haut left Tenerife on April 12, 2021 heading for Gibraltar. She made a five day stop at Madeira, where she departured on April 22. After another six days of sailing she is nearing the southwest tip of Portugal, getting cell phone connection so that Skipper Ingo can make this post. More important however is the possibility now to get weather information via the Internet. Faule Haut does not have a Satelliten phone on board. This makes sailing sometimes a lottery game because she can’t avoid any bad weather areas and has to take the weather as it comes. Often, this resulted in encountering heavy thunderstorms and high waves. But the crew has been lucky on this leg. They just had rain for a few hours during this 17 days cruise from Tenerife.
Probably only two more days and Faule Haut will reach La Linea/Gibraltar, where the current crew will get off the boat. ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival) Gibraltar is Friday, April 30, 2021.
From Gibraltar on, Skipper Ingo will keep on sailing singlehand again towards his home port Vinaròs, 70 nm north of Valencia.
This means:
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO JOIN FAULE HAUL
TWO DOUBLE BERTH AVAILABLE ON FROM GIBRALTAR TO VINAROS (Valencia)
SAIL WITH FAULE HAUT! BECOME A PART OF THE CREW FOR A WEEK OR MORE.
Departure from La Linea/Gibraltar: May 1st or 2nd, 2021.
ETA Vinaros: May 5th, 2021
If potential crew wants, Faule Haut could make a three or four days stop at Ibiza or Mallorca.
More information about the boat on www.faule-haut.de and on
www.faule-haut.de/cruising-plan
Skipper Ingo, on Faule Haut, currently sailing along the southern coast of Portugal
