TRAVEL LOG · PASSAGES · PLACES
Travel is what happens between the waypoints.
The Folie A2 travel log keeps the parts of a voyage that route lines leave out: strange days at sea, island streets, border crossings, markets, people and the practical details that give a place its character.
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Stories worth keeping
Some travel stories become route guides. Others are valuable because they preserve a single afternoon, a place or an encounter that would otherwise disappear into a social feed.
Two months of bay-hopping
Anchorages, swell, Dalt Vila, marina prices and the freedom to change coast when the conditions changed.
The other experience
A short trip across a border that changed the atmosphere completely and reminded us why travelling ashore matters as much as the sea miles.
A barber visit becomes an adventure
One of those small travel moments that has almost nothing to do with sailing and everything to do with being somewhere new.
EDITORIAL METHOD
What makes a Folie A2 travel story worth keeping?
We do not try to turn every stop into an evergreen destination guide. A useful archive story explains how a place felt under the conditions we actually encountered: weather, anchorage, route changes, encounters ashore and the practical detail that still helps years later.
Stories connect to each other
Melilla to Nador connects naturally with the Tajine story; the Grenada to Tobago Cays route gains another layer from the separate Tobago Cays entry.
Dated rather than disguised
Prices, services and local conditions can change. We keep the date and context visible instead of rewriting an old journey until it looks current.
Current voyages stay current
Today’s guest routes and availability belong on Aurelia Blue, while this site preserves the experience behind them.