Overview
- Ewan, Jamie and Lachlan Maclean are expected to arrive at Cairns Marlin Marina on Friday, though the precise time remains uncertain.
- The trio set off from Peru on April 12 in the custom carbon-fibre boat Rose Emily, rowing in two-hour shifts without resupplies or a safety boat.
- By landfall they will have covered roughly 9,000 miles, or more than 14,000 kilometres, across the Pacific.
- Donations for The Maclean Foundation have passed £700,000 toward a £1 million target to fund clean water initiatives in Madagascar.
- Reports detail storms, illness and injuries during the crossing, and PerthNow reports they would be the first team to complete the full Peru-to-Australia route.