the convoy stopped in a very remote anchorage in the south of eritrea to celebrate the end of the whole pirate story and that we had made it safely. we celebrated for two days with the other sailors and even with the local fishermen on shore. we also enjoyed the beautiful landscape and the incredible sunsets of africa. After a couple of nights of this beautiful and remote place we oficially parted ways and continued sailing alone. at this time we were so happy to be in africa and finish the convoy that we paid little attention to the challenges the weather had in store for us… supposedly the toughest area of our route according to the guides due to the constant strong head winds… but at least for the first couple of days we had strong winds but from behind and we continued enjoying the peacefulness we felt of being sailing alone once again in pirate free waters.
the convoy stopped in a very remote anchorage in the south of eritrea to celebrate the end of the whole pirate story and that we had made it safely. we celebrated for two days with the other sailors and even with the local fishermen on shore. we also enjoyed the beautiful landscape and the incredible sunsets of africa. After a couple of nights of this beautiful and remote place we oficially parted ways and continued sailing alone. at this time we were so happy to be in africa and finish the convoy that we paid little attention to the challenges the weather had in store for us… supposedly the toughest area of our route according to the guides due to the constant strong head winds… but at least for the first couple of days we had strong winds but from behind and we continued enjoying the peacefulness we felt of being sailing alone once again in pirate free waters. 
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