Many Southern Cross Yachts have made some significant voyages both near and far. Here is just a  list of the ones we know about. Scroll down for a

Circumnavigation

SC35-008 Bunyip 1984-1988
SC31 - Pat Henry 1987-1997 First American woman to circumnavigate the globe
SC35 - Pat and Collen DeGroodt (199-2003)
SC31-148 Apogee Janet Murphy and George Smith (1986-2003)
SC28-65 Inspired Insanity - Donna Lange (2005-2007) Fastest American Woman Solo
SC39 Navstar Marvin Creamer - No ins
SC31 Jim and Barb McConn Spanish Stroll (2005-2009)

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SC31-148 Apogee: Out cruising for 17 Years - 2 Transatlantic, Transpacific, Indian Ocean, Red Sea, Completed n the Med - Janet and George aboard Apogee

SC31 Pat Henry; First woman to circumnavigate the globe - 1997 (10 Years )

SC39 NAVSTAR - Marvin Creamer circumnavigates the Atlantic without instruments - Chart of voyage

SC31-085 Doug Peck in Gooney Bird: Following Columbus's Wake - 87 day non-stop double transatlantic - 1988

SC31-040 Jack Hunt Crystal Catfish III: Two (2) - OSTAR (Observer Single Handed Transatlantic Race) - (one
race 44 days), Bermuda 1-2 Races




Transpacific/ Transatlantic and others

SC31-005 Renaissance - East coast to South Pacific, Single hand from San Francisco to New England - Clyde
Lovett

SC39 - Ivy - Transatlantic

SC39 - Querida Grande Transatlantic - Cruising the Med

SC35-011 Cruxhaven; Montreal - Atlantic Canada, Nova Scotia, New England

SC35-013; Simmer, Chesapeake to Bermuda; Pat DeGroodt

SC35-015; Synergy; Pacific Circle; Sharon Jacobs & David Cohan

SC31-040 Crystal Catfish III - Jack Hunt - OSTAR

SC31-085 Justice: Don Sufcliffe

SC31-028 Susana IV New England to Tahiti

SC31-093 Freidalev Tx-Belize -VI

SC31-001 Nina del Mar begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 001 Nina del Mar FREE  end_of_the_skype_highlighting - Roger Scott; Greenland, Azores



Bermuda

SC31-001 Nina del Mar

SC31-006 Liberty ; 4 Bermuda 1-2 Races; Charlie Carpenter

SC31-032 Trinka Bella II - Chesapeake - Bahamas

SC28-016

SC31-063 Kent Richardson: 360 Roll in the Gulf Stream

SC31-047 Phoebe Alice; New York-Bermuda - Virgin Islands, South America (currently cruising in the Virgins)
Beth Agnello & Ron Gregoire

SC31-107 Moon Cusser, Newport-Bermuda; Newfoundland, Cape Breton, St. John River New Brunswick

SC31-110 Maikai; Several New England to Virgin Island Voyages; Stein
Holtbakk

SC35-011 Cruxhaven; Montreal - Atlantic Canada, Nova Scotia, New England

SC35-013; Simmer, Chesapeake to Bermuda; Pat DeGroodt

SC28-016 Stu Heywood, 3 Trips to Bermuda and a Bermuda 1-2 Race

SC31-093 Scott Howard to Bermuda

SC31-032 Trinka Bella II - Chesapeake - Bahamas

SC31-124 Lyra - 3 Chesapeake to Bermuda; Cheseapeake to Bahamas

SC28- Nellie Capt. Jeff Troeltzsch Florida to Belize



Bahamas and other Voyages


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SC31-004 Sonnet; Thorndikes
SC31-074 Gaudiator; Erringtons
SC31-124 Lyra
SC31-128 Sea Fever Bahamas - Live Aboard
SC31-099 Secert Roads; DiCesare
SC31 Truant
SC31-094 GWYNPENNON - Traveled the ICW in 1995
spent a year in Hilton Head and in 1996 sailed to the Bahamas spending the winter and spring
in GeorgeTown Exumas and the Abacos returning home in August of 1997.

SC31-148 Apogee: Cruising 17 Years - 2 Transatlantic, Transpacific, Indian Ocean, Red Sea, Completed n the
Med - Janet and George aboard Apogee


SC31-085 Doug Peck in Gooney Bird: Following Columbus's Wake - 87 day non-stop double transatlantic - 1988
SC31-040 Jack Hunt Crystal Catfish III: Two (2) - OSTAR (Observer Single Handed Transatlantic Race) - (one
race 44 days), Bermuda 1-2 Races

Marvin Creamer - Navstar
Marvin was a geologist and explorer who theroized how ancient mariners could navigate without instruments. In
1980 Marvin set sail to prove his theories about SC39 Navstar sailing transatlantic with no instruments.