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15 catamarans to visit at the Cannes Yachting Festival. ▫️ There is a HUGE selection of yachts this year, so we advise you to make a good plan to see your favourites. ▫️ Swisscat 55 Lagoon Eighty 2 Gunboat 72 Flybridge Garcia Explocat 52 Vision 444 Windelo 54 Yachting Bali 5.2 Leopard 46 Excess 11, 13, 14 C-Cat 65 Sunreefs ▫️ #sailing #boatshow #multihulls

We sailed across the Tasman Sea in a Shannon 37 in Feb 2023, fifteen days across one of the most notorious body's of water in the world...this is the story of the voyage WATCH THE FULL VID HERE https://youtu.be/wF303vA5K5Y Subscribe so you don't miss the next one! Support the continued production of our films by becoming a Patreon https://www.patreon.com/allisonandjames #sailing #sailingadventures #oceancrossing


It is known that PAZIENZA raced regularly in the Mediterranean in the late 1950s, winning the Giraglia in 1959 with Andrea Giuseppe "Beppe” Croce at the helm. In 1960 she was used as an official yacht to transport important personalities during the Rome Olympics including; it is rumoured the future President Kennedy and his wife Jackie. Her tall powerful rig makes her ideally suited for both light Mediterranean airs as well as effortless ocean crossings. Since the 1960s PAZIENZA has been raced and sailed far and wide; winning ocean races as well as classic regattas in the UK and the Caribbean. Her previous owners included Pete Townshend who won Falmouth Classics on a number of occasions. Her present owners since 2004 have raced and cruised extensively, including the inaugural Transat Classique in 2008/9, taking line honours on the leg to Agadir and podium position on the Atlantic leg. PAZIENZA is currently moored on a tranquil berth on the River Dart and is lovingly maintained to the highest standards.

Set Sail for Paradise: Exploring Rab Island, Croatia Croatia's Adriatic coast is a sailor's playground, and Rab Island shines brightly within it. Imagine this: crystal-clear waters lapping against your sailboat, the scent of pine clinging to the air, and charming medieval towns waiting to be explored. That's Rab in a nutshell. This island, often called the "Happy Island," offers more than just stunning scenery. So, raise the anchor and get ready for an unforgettable sailing adventure on Rab. Island Bliss: Unveiling Rab's Gems Medieval Marvels: Rab Town, the island's crown jewel, boasts a maze of narrow streets lined with Venetian-influenced buildings. Four iconic church towers pierce the skyline, remnants of a rich history. Wander through the town walls, peek into art galleries, and soak up the atmosphere. Beach Bonanza: Rab caters to every beach bum. Sunbathe on the expansive sands of Paradise Beach in Lopar, or discover hidden coves along the island's rugged coastline. For something unique, visit the naturist beach at Sahara, one of the first in Europe. Natural Delights: Venture inland to discover Rab's wild side. Hike the Kamenjak peninsula for panoramic views, or explore the Dundo Forest, a fragrant haven of Aleppo pines. Keep an eye out for rare birds and butterflies fluttering through the lush greenery. Sailing Sensations The beauty of Rab truly unfolds from the water. Navigate the calm channels between the island and mainland, or set sail for nearby islets like Maun and Sveta Grgur. These secluded spots offer pristine beaches and a chance to commune with nature. Here are some sailing tips for Rab: Favorable Winds: The island enjoys reliable winds, perfect for experienced sailors and novices alike. Charter Options: Numerous charter companies operate in Rab, offering everything from bareboat rentals to skippered tours. Hidden Gems: Local captains can guide you to secret coves and secluded bays inaccessible by land. Beyond the Boat: Exploring Rab's Delights Foodie Paradise: Indulge in fresh seafood stews ("brodet") and local delicacies like "rapska torta," a sweet cake made with almonds and figs. Wash it all down with a glass of the island's renowned grape brandy, "rakija." Festival Fun: Immerse yourself in Rab's vibrant culture. Join the Rab Fair in July, a medieval spectacle with costumed characters and traditional music. For something livelier, the Rab "Fjere" festival in August features street performers and open-air concerts. Rab Island is a treasure waiting to be discovered, and there's no better way to experience it than from the deck of a sailboat. So, set sail for Croatia's Happy Island and create memories that will last a lifetime.