It's not always possible to stick to plans, but despite my atavistic Latin fatalism, up to now I've really done the best I could; now I can only expect help from the Gods. ;)

@1500 nm traveled a brief summary of the navigation plan.

Start Legs

Having sailed the entire cold and foggy Adriatic (480nm), we entered the Ionian, warmer but still difficult. The north winds are always particularly violent with very steep and fast seas. The 260nm traveled are worth double. Average wind F6.

The sweetness of Sicily and its climate refreshed us for the second leg, from Siracusa to Carloforte (Sardinia) via Trapani.

In Carloforte technical stop waiting for the Mistral arriving between Thursday 1st and Friday 2nd February.
We decide to leave on Friday morning hoping to catch the tail of the wind and stay in the flow until the Balearic Islands.
But as almost always happens, the wind goes and the wave stays. Result: max wind 12kts but ocean model wave: period over 15 seconds and average height 3.5m. Never seen in Med.
Not very comfortable navigation for 3 nights and 3 days up to 30 miles from Ibiza where everything calms down and you can rest.

Time to wake up the petrol station attendant on Sunday morning to get some diesel and set off again towards Almerimar where I would like to have our rigging checked after over 1500 miles travelled.

We will then continue to Gibraltar where I find my women; Anna and Emma who will come to greet us before entering the Atlantic.

Main Legs
Then the Canary Islands with landing in Lanzarote where we will stop for a few days to repair the support of the flat block of the base on the deckhouse. Then Capo Verde to the islands of Sao Pedro and Santo Antao for a healthy visit before jumping towards the South Atlantic Ocean on the remote Brazilian island of Fernando de Noronha and then Recife in Brazil.
We will continue along the Brazilian coast to discover (by the sea) Salvador, Porto Seguro, Cabo Frio, Rio de Janeiro, Angra dos Reis.
Then the southern Brazilian states up to Punta de l'Este in Uruguay where Pius will remain to rest until the Austral summer (November 2024).

Final Legs (from November 2024)
Uruguay, Argentina (Ushuaia), ascent to the Cape de Espiritu Santo in Chile to enter the mythical Strait that Fernão de Magalhães discovered in 1520.

Then the Pacific Ocean...