Egypt-bound....

After the longest leg in the entire voyage, the crew has finally arrived in Egypt and has completed immigration at Port Ghalib. The crew (Alan Priddy, Colin Heath, Jay Williams and Vicky Henton) are now on their way to Abu Tig where they will stay for the remainder of this stopover while they prepare for their transit of the Suez Canal. 

You can read all about the crew's experiences on this leg of the journey here.

Back home, the Young Adults are still busy fundraising to make sure each of the Young Adults taking part in the return legs are fully funded. All the latest details on events, ways to get involved, how you can give and much more can be found at www.livelyladyfundraising.org.uk


About The Raymarine Lively Lady Project:

The Raymarine Lively Lady Project, led by ocean adventurer Alan Priddy, is a round the world voyage helping young adults turn their lives around. read more

The route round the world, starting and finishing in Portsmouth, UK is a total of 28042 nautical miles and the expected duration is just under two years read more

Lively Lady was built in Calcutta in 1948 by her owner S.J.P. Cambridge, but was made famous by Sir Alec Rose when he sailed her round the world single handed in 1967/8 read more