It was another fast day for Serenity on their way from Grenada back to the BVI. So fast that the crew has decided to stop in St. Croix on the way to Tortola..

Position February 24, 2015 8am
16°41’N 63°49’W

Serenity had a great first 24hr run from Grenada. When i spoke to Andy at 9am this morning, they still had 1 hr to go until they had been at sea for a full 24hr. And they had already covered 160nm! Very impressive! 

Position at 9 am, 2015.02.23
14°30’N 62°52’W
Wind: 15-20 kt

After a few days in Grenada Serenity is now back at sea again. They departed St. Georges, Grenada at 10 am this morning (Sunday February 22), a beautiful beam reach and sunny sky! Next stop will be BVI, where the trip first started about a week ago.

Serenity arrived to Grenada last night around 1.30 am in the morning! When I spoke to Andy this morning I asked if they were having a good time and if everything was alright. His answer was 'Oh yes it is great, Jake is cooking an omelette, I just went for a swim off the boat and we have rainbow above us'. 

Hi everyone!

Once again I have an update from the Serenity crew. Andy called me around 10am, the wind had eased of a bit and they could raise full sail for the first time in two days. The night was a bit rough with up to 30 kt of wind, so the light wind was a nice break for them.

2018.02.18 10 am
13°04’N 62°16’W
12 kt of Wind

Position 2015.02.17, 8am local time/EST
15°00’N 62°53’W

Wind 15-20 kt

Here is today's update from the Serenity crew. Andy called me once again early in the morning so the position you can see are a few hours old. At 8 am this morning they were west of Dominica, so not too far to go.

Position 2015.02.16 8am (13 local time in Sweden where I am at the moment):
17°00’N 63°45’W
15 kt of wind

Serenity should now be under way. They started their pasage today at noon from Nanny Cay and the next stop is Grenada. I will be updating this blog when i hear from the boats with their position and some fun stories, so please check back once a day for some fun updates.