Philippines Sailing to nature's blue pulse
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The first light of day has tickled us out of our bunks. Pastel blue with pink streaks presents the early sky. Setting the mainsail as morning exercise. Anchor up. Chain clattering makes tired sailors alert. A gentle breeze pushes us out of the anchorage. Setting the headsail, sheets tight. Released from the protective wall of the island's shelter, the northeast monsoon takes over. Dark blue water breathes white foam crests. On the horizon, red pushes the gentle pink aside. The sun wells up, finally sends Venus behind the scenes. Emma Peel glides through the clarity of the young day, as if it belonged to her alone. The bows of both hulls push through the water. We sit at the foredeck, without a word, just looking, looking, looking, looking...
Our tours take you off the beaten track. We're not hunting for tourist attractions, but for authenticity. A jump into the wet clarity of a young morning is a successful start to the day. At breakfast over coffee and tropical fruits, watching the sea, the coast, the birds, the leaping fish.
Hearing the magic when the power of the sails silences the engine. Feeling the breeze that flows from the headsail into the mainsail and propels the boat forward. Experiencing the excitement when the targeted island emerges from the haze. Feeling the relaxation when the shipboard bustle falls silent and birdsong floats over the waves that gently fade on the beach.
All this, wrapped up and underscored by the culinary refinement of chef (Mari)Tes, makes our sailing voyages an unforgettable experience beyond the boat charter monotony. Tes conjures up three lavish meals daily into the cockpit (focus on seafood), serves delicious coffee or tea with biscuits for in between, chops juice-dripping tropical fruits into the shady dozing mood of the hot afternoon.
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Emma Peel