Approaching Las Palmas Gran Canaria


s thWe arrived at 15.00 the 5th of November in Las Palmas and directly went into the Vuela Latina, a baisin south of the normal marina basin. This is the place where all the catamarans for the ARC will be placed. The marina has a lunch siesta from 14 to 1600 and do not answer the radio. At 16.00 we registered and hooked LinoCat to water and electricity. There are huge catamarans here right now and so we look like a dwarf.

Lani enjoyed smelling flowers and wanted to rip them out right away.

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