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      • Vanuatu to Brisbane 2013
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      • Honor Fiji Journey 2012
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      • Lautoka to New Zealand, October 2011-January 2012
      • Lautoka to Port Villa September 2011
      • Fiji August 2011
      • Nelson May 2011
      • Brisbane to Nelson 2010
      • Suva to Brisbane October 2010
      • Suva, Fiji July 2010
      • May 2010 Nelson, NZ
      • January 2010, Nelson, NZ
      • December 2009 Port Vila, Vanuatu
      • October 2009 Vanuatu
      • September 2009 Port Vila, Vanuatu
      • July 2009 Tonga
      • April 2009 Nelson, NZ
      • June 2008 Fiji
      • April 2008 Nelson, NZ
      • January 2008 Nelson, NZ
      • November 2007 Russell, NZ
      • September 2007 Vanuatu
      • July 2007 Vanuatu
      • June 2007 Passage to Vanuatu from Fiji
      • May 2007 Suva, Fiji
      • October 2006 Vanuatu
      • September 2006 Vanuatu
      • June 2006 Suva to Port Vila
      • June 2006 Suva, Fiji
      • March 2006 Nelson, NZ
      • February 2006 Nelson, NZ
      • December 2005 A New Beginning
      • December 2005 Crossroads
      • Christmas 2005
      • January 2004 Nelson, NZ
      • October 2004 Nelson, NZ
      • September 2003 Tonga
      • July 2003 PagoPago
      • April 2003 New Zealand
      • September 2002 Fiji
      • February 2002 Nelson, NZ
      • July 2001 PagoPago
      • August 2000 Suva, Fiji
      • March 2000 Brisbane, Australia
      • October 1999 Port Villa, Vanuatu
      • August 1999 Lautoka, Fiji
      • April 1998 Nelson, NZ
      • December 1997 Nelson, New Zealand
      • July 1997 French Polynesia
      • October 1996 Golfito, Costa Rica
      • February 1996 Bequia, St. Vincent
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Your Sea Bag

Suggestions for Packing
Personal space is limited so be conservative in the amount of gear you bring. All your gear must be stowed in your bunk or allotted shelves or lockers. Use a sea bag or other soft luggage, no hard suit cases. Do not plan on hanging lockers.
Clothing
Bring suitable clothing for the type of weather to be encountered, tropical, high latitude or transition etc. A set of older work clothes for painting and tarring. Sneakers or deck shoes are good while street shoes with leather soles are slippery and dangerous.
Foul Weather Gear
Seafaring continues through rain or snow. For high latitude passages a full suit of jacket, pants, hat and boots is recommended. If your stay is limited to the tropics a hooded smock or longjacket will suffice. Adequate preparation will greatly add to physical comfort during the passage.
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Medical
The ship is equipped with a first aid kit. You must inform the shore crew and captain of any medical conditions you have or prescription drugs you are taking. If you are concerned about sea sickness, talk with a doctor about prescription remedies before leaving home.
Limitation of Liability
You are advised to take out suitable travel insurance. You also agree not to hold the vessel Alvei or any of it's crew or owners responsible in any way for injury or loss of life that may occur during your association with the vessel.
What NOT to bring
Ships power is 24 volt DC, leave radio, boom box, hair dryer and cumbersome electronic devices at home. The sea is a particularly corrosive environment for such items. It should not be necessary to point out that illicit drugs, fire arms or other weapons must not be brought aboard.
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Personal Items
Books, cameras and musical instruments, be advised some electronic items may be effected by the high humidity at sea. You may want to bring a rigging knife with a lanyard attached. Only knives with lanyards will be allowed aloft. Please bring your own safety harness for going aloft.
Toiletries
You should bring a towel, wash cloth, shampoo and liquid soap, (for use with salt water). Plus any personal toiletries you may require.
Bedding
The ship provides a pillow and mattress with cover. You may bring sheets, pillow cases, blankets or sleeping bag, your choice of personal bedding is your own. It is wise to bring sheets and towels in dark colors.
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The vessel cannot be responsible for travel expenses to or from the ship or for any other travel related expenses.
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