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Pana Tinani SE - our anchorage
Anchorage · Eastern Calvados & Nimoa · Louisiade Archipelago, Papua New Guinea
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- Position
- 11°16.55'S 153°12.44'E
- Our visit
- Anchored about 10 Apr 2024 (two spots), then sailed to Tagula and on to Midawa village on Sudest (journal, 11 Apr 2024).
- Notes
- Unnamed spot between Pana Tinani and Nimoa - details to come from the log.
Our sketch map
Drawn by us from OpenStreetMap, Sentinel-2 and our GPS. Not for navigation.
More in the Eastern Calvados & Nimoa
Grass Island (Wanim)Wanim south - deep anchorageHessessai Bay / Hevaisi (Pana Tinani)Pana Tinani west - calm garden bayHati Lawi Harbour (Pana Tinani SE)Nimoa (Nimowa) Island - mission anchorageColman's moorings (Nimoa)Hudunuwa Passage (exit east)
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This guide is a set of personal cruising notes shared in good faith. Information can be out of date or wrong, and positions can be out by hundreds of metres. It is not a substitute for official charts and notices, your own eyes, local knowledge, or professional medical, legal or customs advice. You use it at your own risk: the skipper alone is responsible for the safety of the vessel and everyone on board, and the authors accept no liability for any loss, injury or damage arising from its use.
This guide is a set of personal cruising notes shared in good faith. Information can be out of date or wrong, and positions can be out by hundreds of metres. It is not a substitute for official charts and notices, your own eyes, local knowledge, or professional medical, legal or customs advice. You use it at your own risk: the skipper alone is responsible for the safety of the vessel and everyone on board, and the authors accept no liability for any loss, injury or damage arising from its use.