"Adventure Galley" next and final stage of her voyage took her to the Île Sainte-Marie, a pirate haven off the north-east coast of Madagascar. By now, according to Kidd's narrative, "his gally was very leaky", probably because of a rotten hull. The ship arrived there about 1 April, accompanied by the "Rouparelle" (renamed "November") and "Quedah Merchant" (renamed "Adventure Prize"). On arrival, most of the crew promptly deserted to another pirate captain, Robert Culliford and sank "November". Kidd was left with only thirteen men to crew "Adventure Prize" and the now-unseaworthy "Adventure Galley". According to one of her crew, William Jenkins, after the rest of the crew had deserted Kidd "run "Adventure Galley" on shoar in Madagascar. They stript her furnishings and set her on fire to get her iron worke." This is contradicted by Kidd's own account, which stated that his skeleton crew "could not keep the galley from sinking, and went on board of the prize "Quedah Merchant"."