Pachuca Circumnavigation: Circumnavigation Plan V2.5

Note: I have been forced to change the template of this blog to get enough log display width to accommodate the entire circumnavigation plan - Robert

Pachuca's Circumnavigation Plan V2.5
From	To	Dist Nm	Sailing Days[1]	Stop Over Days	Total Travel Days[2]	Depart Date	Arrival Date	Core Storm Season	Avg Speed in Knots[3]
Fremantle	Adelaide	1360	20	3	23	01-Mar-08	21-Mar-08		2.78
Adelaide	Port Phillip[4]	540	8	3	11	24-Mar-08	01-Apr-08		2.78
Port Phillip	Whangarei NZ	1600	24	7	31	04-Apr-08	28-Apr-08	Jan-Mar (Nov-May)[5]	2.78
Whangarei [6]	Tahiti	2600	39	7	46	05-May-08	13-Jun-08		2.78
Tahiti	Honolulu	2600	39	7	46	20-Jun-08	29-Jul-08	Jul-Sep (May-Nov)[7]	2.78
Honolulu	Juan De Fuca[8]	2290	34	58	92	05-Aug-08	08-Sep-08	Jul-Sep (May-Nov)	2.78
Juan de Fuca	San Diego	1100	17	3	20	05-Nov-08[9]	22-Nov-08	Jul-Sep (May-Nov)	2.78
San Diego	Galapagos	2513	38	3	41	25-Nov-08	02-Jan-09		2.78
Galapagos	Valparaiso[10]	2229	33	3	36	05-Jan-09	07-Feb-09		2.78
Valparaiso	Cape Horn[11]	1800	27	0	27	10-Feb-09	09-Mar-09		2.78
Cape Horn	Falklands	435	7	3	10	09-Mar-09	16-Mar-09		2.78
Falklands	Cape Town	4320	43	7	50	19-Mar-09	01-May-09		4.17
Cape Town	Fremantle	4870	49	0	49	08-May-09	25-Jun-09		4.17

Avg Speed Knots	3.1
Distance Sailed Nm		28257
Days Under Sail			378
Lay Days				104
Days Away					482

[1]

Robert Morales:
Assumptions:
1. Multiply sailing distance by 1.2
2. 80 nm per day travel
Except for Falklands-Cape Town-Fremantle legs where I assume 120 nm per day due to favourable current and winds

[2]

Robert Morales:
Includes port stay

[3]

Robert Morales:
This is speed over 1.2 x distance in col C

[4]

Robert Morales:
Near Melbourne

[5]

Robert Morales:
Parenthesis includes periods affected by early or late seasons.
The affected area includes: Fiji, Samoa, North island of NZ

[6]

Robert Morales:
NE coast of North island of New Zealand

[7]

Robert Morales:
"North East Pacific" but principally the west coasts of Mexico and California