What is the South Pacific Circuit?

It is a multi-season cruising pattern linking island groups across the South Pacific rather than one single point-to-point crossing.

Why is cyclone season such a big issue?

Because route planning in the South Pacific is shaped by where boats can safely spend the storm season. Good timing is essential.

Many sailors spend one to three years, depending on how many countries they visit and where they stop for cyclone season.

It is both. The ocean legs are important, but the larger challenge is combining offshore sailing with long-term regional planning.

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