DONE! Arrived in Port St. Charles after a hard fight against wind.

Official finishing line for an ocean crossing north of Barbados. Now we go for another record: Rowing land to land - Marina to Marina ... an other 7 nautical miles extreme hard work close to riffs and breaking waves ..

Passing the Cement Works Jetty

LAND!!!!!! Lets hope its not India or Cannibal Island!

Love is everywhere! Couples of Tautocs and Barracudas follow me and today i met this unidentified pair.

Frigatebird 1/2

Hunting with three Frigatebirds all day.

Kamakshi Prem, a 333m long oiltanker asks for attention.

Frigatebird 2/2

THIS is what rowing at night means!!! Sorry guys: Decided it will take a day longer now.

Barracudas !?

Portuguese Man-of-War? ... i assume at least and saw hundreds of them all day in the distance

Dorados go crazy all day long since the Portuguese Man of Wars arrived.

ALONE? HERE? ME?

Close to land ... new visitors 2/2 (Albatross)

Close to land ... new visitors 1/2

Rowing on a yellow carpet to Barbados

Picture: Before you think it's already over and i enjoy ice cream, sun & Blue Marlins only

Picture: This was the missing bird in my collection: The Frigatebird (since two days with me)

Picture: Big Blue Marlin (Sadly it took to long to get the camera ready earlier)