How long does it take to complete one circumnavigation?

[brendanwalls]

Does anyone know how much it costs?

[Adelie]

Originally Posted by brendanwalls

Does anyone know how much it costs?

I have acquaintances who circumnavigated on a Nordhavn 46. Fuel alone was $59K about 10yr ago.

[meirriba]

Originally Posted by brendanwalls

Does anyone know how much it costs?

As much as you are ready to spend on the project.
It may seems I make fun, but think on it a little.

[Paul L]

Originally Posted by belizesailor

Yes, but many cruise the Pacific without any intention of cirucumnaviating. Like your case...it doesnt read like circumnavigating is a strong objective for you...just a possible route back to your start.

However, many do deliberately set out with the goal to sail around the world. Often wanna-bes post here about the subject. What puzzles me is what is the attraction of that specific objective.

I asked an ARC participant one time "why?"...as he rushed by on the docks like the rabbit of Alice in Wonderland...he never stopped moving long enough to actually have a conversation, but stated circumnavigating was on his bucket list and he was ticking it off. Why it was on his bucket list I will never know...

This might fit into the 'if you have to ask, you probably wouldn't understand' category. It is a goal that many talk about and few complete. Just like many of the other sporting goals, mountains, marathons, ......

[jmschmidt]

Depends on how long you get held for ransom by pirates in the Straight of Maluku or off the Somali coast.

[Taichungman]

Originally Posted by Pete7

I always thought the bet was 80 days

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I thought it was 40 days and 40 night.

[Taichungman]

Originally Posted by jmschmidt

Depends on how long you get held for ransom by pirates in the Straight of Maluku or off the Somali coast.

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Or if you stranded on some island with an island girl, It might take at least a week or two longer. Or longer.

[belizesailor]

Originally Posted by Paul L

This might fit into the 'if you have to ask, you probably wouldn't understand' category. It is a goal that many talk about and few complete. Just like many of the other sporting goals, mountains, marathons, ......

Probably so, I have friends who are serious climbers...I dont really get that either. Some who are also sailors. They tend to be very objective oriented when sailing too...we sometimes have to compromise if sailing together.

I get being goal oriented, the physical/mental challenge, the satisfaction of having the skills to pull it off, etc. I just dont get the obession with a dot on the map.

To me whether sailing, trekking, moutain biking, kayaking, or other things I do...Im gratified to have the skills to allow me to make and enjoy the journey, but dont put much priority on the destination.

[BobFord]

My vessel,Crowther 45 in 1987. (4) children and wife. Australia,Chagos Med via Red Sea , ,UK,Caribbean,New York ,Panama,Papeete,Australia 40,000nm -3 years and nearly went broke !!Wish I was young enough to do it again.

[barryglewis]

We set out to go to the Med. A year in the Mediterranean saw our budget so depleted it was time to go home, most obvious way was to carry on Westabout in the trades.

[StuM]

Originally Posted by brendanwalls

Does anyone know how much it costs?

Almost nothing, if you are like Sean Depagnier https://www.cruisersforum.com/forums...ier-27445.html (the member formerly known as as Boat_Alexandra )



https://www.sail-world.com/news/200465

[belizesailor]

Originally Posted by brendanwalls

Does anyone know how much it costs?

How long is a piece of string and how much does it cost per inch?

[DocBrauer]

For me it took five years. Will probably do Pacific again.

[MatthLE]

Gents;

My goal is to set the record for the longest slowest most rest stops circumnavigation ever. The early explorers took years, sounds like a good goal.

Respectfully

Lem

[chrisr]

Originally Posted by MatthLE

Gents;

My goal is to set the record for the longest slowest most rest stops circumnavigation ever. The early explorers took years, sounds like a good goal.

Respectfully

Lem

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i like your thinking ! however technically, after how many years in one place does a circumnavigation cease to be 'in progress', and re-start ??

hmmmm ???

cheers,