![]() ![]() We thought this would be fun and so we all climbed the rock and were treated to the most incredible view. He had on board a group of students for an outdoor education trip and invited us to go abseiling down this huge rock. He had been coming for years and worked at a Singaporean university. The next morning a large sailing schooner turned up with a guy who knew the Anambas well. ![]() We were fascinated at these boats – and traded with them for fish. They then just move them around as they need to. They live on their boats and have made them into houseboats Anambas style. As the Anambas is an archipelago of over 200 islands the fishermen stay out for days on their boats and only take their catch into Terempa for market. We carry 60m of chain and a further 40m of rope but we like to anchor in 5 – 10 metres so the Captain was happy… continue reading…. Most anchorages in the Anambas are 20m plus but we found a couple of great spots here with good holding and not too deep. This place is really out of the glossy magazines with turquoise waters, coral gardens galore, local fishing boats nestling in the bay and many small idyllic sandy beaches. ![]() We left our little bay behind and sailed off to a great anchorage on the island of Sagu Dampar where we caught up with John & Cathy from Mystic Moon. ![]()
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