Pangaea Exploration

Archive for March, 2017

A waterfall walk, St Pierre

by panexplore_u6q245 March 29, 2017 in Caribbean, Pangaea, Blog, Adventure Comments are Disabled

By Cath Hough Anchoring in St Pierre, Martinique is an impressive sight with Mt Pelee towering over you, the peak occasionally appearing from the clouds. Once a thriving city St-Pierre has a fascinating history, making it a quaint place for a stopover. During May 1902 the town was destroyed when […]

On the water with global sailing brand Sperry

by panexplore_u6q245 March 20, 2017 in Sperry, Caribbean, Pangaea, Sailing Skills, Sailing, Exploration Science Program, Blog, Adventure Comments are Disabled

By Cath Hough For our next adventure global sailing brand ‘Sperry’ sponsored a group of international travelers from across Europe to educate and ignite the spirit of sea-based exploration. The young ambassadors have been plucked out of their element and into the Oceans in a hope of opening not only […]

Crystal Blue Waters

by panexplore_u6q245 March 16, 2017 in Caribbean, Pangaea, Sailing Skills, Sailing, Blog, Adventure Comments are Disabled

By Cath Hough Crystal blue waters, a warm breeze, and sunny skies. There’s something really exciting about sailing to a new place and the next day having the opportunity to explore your new surroundings. Today I had the opportunity to do just that, and Antigua certainly didn’t disappoint! After breakfast […]

Maiden Voyage aboard Sea Dragon

by panexplore_u6q245 March 15, 2017 in Sailing, Caribbean, Pangaea, Sailing Skills, Blog, Adventure Comments are Disabled

By Cath Hough St Martin to Antigua, a day sail. My first sail on Seadragon was fun, exhilarating, exhausting and at times wet! The passage that was planned was from Simpson Bay, St Martin down to Antigua. As a first experience of sailing in the Caribbean, it was going to […]