Logbook

For the last week of the 2017 cruise we had a difficult task – to transfer “La Bum” from Zadar to Trieste in the weather of late September. Everyday raining, sometimes jugo from S blowing 30 knots, raising 2 metre high seas, sometimes bora from NE with its violent gusts, 15°C outside.. All that watching […]

Ieri, dopo I due giorni di burrasca bloccati nel marina di Tribunij, ci siamo goduti una giornata di tutta vela. Vento leggero al gran lasco con solo genova siamo arrivati nel pomeriggio nella grande baia a nord di Murter, protetta dalle isolette. Le previsioni davano temporale notturno nella notte. Verso sera I pochi motoscafi se

However, the both of us really would like to come back to La Bum in the future. And since only a handful of people can stay on the boat at the same time, we think it’s better (for our own future perspectives) if we don’t share too much. Having that said, we still would like

I have just finished my 7 days on board of La Bum. And even though I left the boat no more than 24 hours ago, I already miss the boat along with the people aboard. When I first set foot on La Bum, I never had any experience of sailing, and frankly, I did not

A new bay everyday. Clear skies, 35 degrees. The water is warm, crystal clear, azure blue. The coastline is rough and rocky. Huge, dramatic mountains on the mainland, here and there a village clinging to its steep slopes. The pending storm in combination with the bushfires of the past days make it smell like rain,