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We are VERY excited to be collaborating with the amazing Travel Blog Jamie on his latest P&O Ioma video, coming 8.30am GMT TOMORROW! If you haven't already head on over to his channel and subscribe to catch us alongside Jamie and the fantastic Paul and Carole Love to Travel! We have an Iona cruise coming in December where we will take in the Northern Europe Christmas Markets and report on the state on international cruising Post COVID-19 - to catch that series and more cruise, travel, and staycayion content please hit subscribe 😀 #shorts

This crescent moon-shaped tiny island is located off Carriacou, an island in the Grenadines. There's nothing on it but white sand, luscious palm trees, colorful rocks, and hermit crabs! Sandy Island has been a favorite of ours for years. Every morning, Simon and I dinghy to the island, walk the beach seven times (to close my iPhone fitness circle), and then wade in the perfect cooling sea waters. During our walk, I must say 100 times, 'Oh my gosh, it is so beautiful here!' Each time I realize the beauty, my body fills with gratitude, and I thank my lucky stars that I decided to become a sailing cruiser! #sailingexperience #sailinglife #sailingadventure #short

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I put a camera on the sea floor to watch this Octopus and this is what it came back with. Dive into an enthralling underwater world in this captivating YT short, as we witness an octopus venturing out of its den, only to be confronted by a daring triggerfish. Observe the incredible survival tactics of the octopus as it expands its flesh, making itself appear larger and more intimidating to ward off its potential predator. Watch as the triggerfish reconsiders its attack and swims away, allowing the octopus to quickly retreat to the safety of its home. Join us in exploring the fascinating interactions and wonders of marine life in their natural habitat.