Pacific Circumnavigation

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Passage - Pacific Circumnavigation

Around the Pacific Clockwise

The Pacific is the largest of the oceans of the world.

This section describes the passage around the Pacific Ocean - Clockwise.

Contents 1 Passage - Pacific Circumnavigation 1.1 Departure Points 1.2 Route 1.3 Charts 1.4 Weather Windows 1.5 Climate & Weather Information 1.6 Radio Nets 1.7 References 1.8 Forum Discussions 1.9 External Links 1.10 Personal Experiences 2 Contributors to this page 3 Cruising Wiki Navigation

Departure Points

Possible departures from:

• British Columbia, Canada
• Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
• San Francisco, United States
• Panama
• Japan
• New Zealand

Route

There are several routes cruisers have taken to complete a Pacific circuit around both the North and South Pacific in a clockwise fashion. In 1972, Hal and Margaret Roth chose the following route for what they called their 19 month, 18,538 mile Pacific Circumnavigation. (In sequence)

• San Francisco, CA, USA
• Guadalupe Island, or Isla Guadalupe, Mexico [1]
• French Polynesia The Marquesas
• Tuamotus
• Society Islands
• Cook Islands
• Samoa
• Elluce Atolls
• Gilbert Islands
• Caroline Islands
• The Marianas
• Guam
• Kuyushu Japan
• Hokkaido Japan
• The Aleutians
• The Queen Charlottes

Charts

sources and lists...

Weather Windows

discussion needed

Climate & Weather Information

discussion needed

Radio Nets

List radio Nets covering the Pacific.

References

Books, guides, etc.

Forum Discussions

List links to discussion threads on partnering forums. (see link for requirements)

External Links

Links to relevant websites.

Personal Experiences

Personal experiences of this passage.

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