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Hanga Roa, menaing ‘Long Bay’ in Rapanui, is the main (and only!) town and the harbour of Easter Island. It sits in the lowlands between the extinct volcanoes of Terevaka and Rano Kau. Easter Island is tiny, only 14 miles long and 7 miles wide, but it is well worth extending your visit by booking one of Hanga Roa’s few accommodation options so you can really explore.
28/04 Cold Climate Sailing
Tecla’s log entries from their recent voyages read like postcards from the edge of the world…
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18/04 Book Reviews
Wind, Tide & Oar Encounters with engineless sailing by Huw Wahl, Rose Ravetz & Others Wind, Tide and Oar is a film about engineless
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16/04 Educational
When you sail on one of the historic or traditionally rigged vessels in our fleet, you’re not just a bystander —you become part of
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