Sailing Times

That depends on what is powering the ship, and how fast the ship can travel under that power.

Around 100

I have been researching the same thing and came across this - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipper_route Hope this helps!

Your answer depends on the speed of your sailing vessel and your Antarctic port, which would be many hundred miles from the inland South Pole. You could end your trek to the South Pole by private transport, since there is no commercial transport service anywhere on Antarctica.

From the British Isles in the 1890's, it would take you 6 days to sail to America, ... and 18 days to South Africa. The Union Castle Line's Dunottar Castle was famous for reducing the arduous trip from 42 days to a mere 17 days and 20 hours - truly the Concorde of its day!

The Queen Mary 2 routinely makes the crossing between Southampton, England and New York, New York in 6 days.

If you follow the west coast then cross the Hawk strait staying 60 mi off the coast of Cuba heading west then cross the Yucatan strait it would 500 Kts.

I have a 60' full keel 32 ton ketch, under sail I estimate between 6-7kts average, If I can maintain 25 kt winds this is great since I average 10 kts.

So 83 hrs, would be your answer.

Wayward Sun

2 hours

The flight distance from Santiago, Chile to Miami International Airport is about 4,125 miles.

38 minutes

It would take the average sailboat, traveling at 6 Nm/hr, approximately 6 days to reach New York from Ireland.

The trip takes between 23 and 42 days one way and cost between US$81-108 per person per day.

It depends on the type of boat that you are using.

The distance by water is around 5300 miles, so figure out your average daily sailing speed then you will be able to figure out how long it will take.

Yes, because if the sale is bigger it will catch more wind wich will make the boat move faster. If the sale is smaller it will catch less wind and it will go slower.

its hard because you would have to swim about 2,000 miles but it would take about 1 0r 2 yrs to walk to drive it would take 6 months to fly it would to take about a day or somewhere near that probably.

The distance between the above places is approximately equal to 799 nautical miles. To convert miles to nautical miles, multiply the miles by 0.86. This is point to point straight distance. The actual distance will change according to the route.

a long time

almost 10 months

100 years

It's been many years, but I sailed from HB CAL many times. If I remember my Charts correctly, From HB to Catalina is about 25 miles. San Diego, is not much different, let's say 28 miles. From HB, when you are going about 4 it takes about 7 hours. Look at a chart for the miles. One word of warning!!!, The main port is Avalon Harbor. About 2 to six miles north of Avalon, their are some rocks, at high tide, just under the water.
At night, in fog, or on a perfect sunny day you will hit them, and they will sink your boat. The last time I was their, there were no markings, warnings, and they are just off shore, where you would be sailing.
Get some Charts, find the distance, and the rocks, it's a beautiful place, Happy Sailing.

3 minutes or less

Couple days

It depends on the port of departure. If it is leaving from Dalian or Qingdao, it can make the trip in less than day. However, longer trips, such as from Guangzhou or Hainan will take much longer.

Also the expediency of any particular ship has little bearing on whether a ship with your package will set off immediately or not.

A ship can't sail to Phoenix, because Phoenix is 400 miles inland. It takes 22 days 19 hours to steam from Singapore to the Port of Long Beach; after transferring your container to a truck chassis it's about another day to get it to Phoenix.