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Travel data
90 articles, among them 17 about crossings
18 reports
2286 published photos
17 videoclips, among them many on the YouTube channel
33 crossed territories (in other words 22 countries), in order:1. |  | France | 12. |  | Panama | 23. |  | Cocos (Keeling) | 2. |  | Spain | 13. |  | Galapagos | 24. |  | Rodrigues | 3. |  | Portugal | 14. |  | French Polynesia | 25. |  | Mauritius | 4. |  | Morocco | 15. |  | Suwarrow | 26. |  | Reunion | 5. |  | Canary Islands | 16. |  | Wallis & Futuna | 27. |  | South Africa | 6. |  | Western Sahara | 17. |  | Fiji | 28. |  | Namibia | 7. |  | Senegal | 18. |  | New Zealand | 29. |  | Saint-Helena | 8. |  | Brazil | 19. |  | New Caledonia | 30. |  | Asuncion | 9. |  | French Guyana | 20. |  | Vanuatu | 31. |  | Bijagos | 10. |  | Venezuela | 21. |  | Papua New Guinea | 32. |  | Cape Verde | 11. |  | Curaçao | 22. |  | Indonesia | 33. |  | Azores |
smallest visited territory: Suwarrow (0.4 km²) which is also the one with the least people (go to article)
at the opposit, the biggest: Brazil (8 514 876 km²)
more than 35000 marine miles covered
1035 days of travel, among them more than 675 on ground (in other words 65%)
longest step: 140 days (New Zealand), it is also the most southern latitude while the most northern latitude do not exceed the Brittany coast
longest crossing: 23 days (between Galapagos and Marquesas)
strongest winds: 45 knots during 10 hours (between Reunion and South Africa)
average of 4 knots in sailing (in other words 7,5 km/h for no initiates)
biggest visited city: Dakar (Senegal) with its 3 215 255 inhabitants in 2011
19 currencies, and as many as exchange rates, in order: Euro, Dirham, Franc CFA, Réal, Bolivar, Balboa, Ecuador Dollar, Franc CFP, Fiji Dollar, New Zealand Dollar, Vatu, Kina, Indonesian Roupie, Australian Dollar, Mauritius Roupie, Rand, Nambian Dollar, Livre sterling and Escudo
highest climbed summit: 3726m for the Rinjiani on Lombok (Indonesia)
14 visitors took a plane to go to see Claire & Gaëtan
largest catched fish: 1 swordfish cut up in 3 hours, supplied 14 jars (sterilized in 10 hours) in other words 3 months of canned fish!
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