Dans les Petites Antilles entre la Guadeloupe et Saint-Martin, l’Etat insulaire d’Antigua-et-Barbuda fait le bonheur des plaisanciers à la recherche d’ambiance tropicale et de plages vierges. Deux îles, deux ambiances : Antigua la volcanique et Barbuda la corallienne, distantes de 25 miles marins, n’ont rien en commun si ce n’est de constituer le même pays. Antigua est taillée pour la voile. Ses côtes très découpées offrent multitudes d’îlots, de criques et de baies baignées d’eau turquoise. A l’image des Iles Vierges Britanniques, elle a ce côté « so british » hérité de son histoire. On y excelle au cricket et les grandes régates annuelles constituent des évènements regroupant quelques-uns des plus beaux voiliers du Monde. Beaucoup plus sauvage, Barbuda est un éden très préservé, peuplé de quelques 1500 habitants regroupés dans son seul village, Codrington. Ses longs récifs coralliens protègent des plages interminables de sable rose et blanc. Sa mangrove héberge la deuxième plus grande colonie de frégates du monde, après les Galapagos. Ayant totalement exclu le tourisme de masse, Barbuda a été listée en 2016 dans les dix plus belles destinations de vacances par le Conde Nast Traveller. Au départ de l’île de Saint Martin, Catlante Catamarans vous propose de découvrir cet incroyable archipel aux 365 plages. Et puisque la chic et charmante île de St Barthélémy se trouve sur la route, nous ne manquerons pas d’y faire escale le temps d’une journée. Votre prochaine aventure commence ici, avec Catlante Catamarans, où vos rêves de croisière deviennent réalité. N'oubliez pas de liker, commenter et partager cette vidéo ! Pour ne rien manquer de nos nouveautés et offres, abonnez-vous à notre chaîne. #Croisière #Catamaran #catlante #CatlanteCatamarans

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How to save someone that goes overboard and you’ve got both sails up? Without tacking or jibing, you go into a broad reach, bring the sails in tight, and heave-to. The sheets stay as they were. You’re effectively putting the sails over to the wrong side of the boat. By doing this you put the boat in position for the casualty to drift towards the boat and you also stop forward motion. With the engine, you then go forward and backward lining up the casualty along the beam of the boat…waiting for the person to drift down. Have you ever done this kind of MOB procedure? It’s not commonly taught in sailing schools. Follow us for more tips on becoming a confident sailing cruiser! #sailingexperience #sailingexperiences #learntosail

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