In 2021, we sailed over 2100 NM, visited 42 islands, spent 19 nights at sea and visited 7 countries. Here is a quick recap of our year. Cheers to 2022!

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I have missed my friends 😍 8 DAYS until we are back on a boat!!! . . To answer the comments that are more than likely going to follow this video: Would I recommend you bringing a cooler of fish to filet at a public beach… NO… do I think it’s a good idea to filet fish off your boat (home) and then jump in to salt water shower… no.. What is the best solution to where to drop your fish carcass after you have done all the cleaning so you don’t attract sharks to the wrong place?? Probably out in the middle of the ocean, but that is not always practical. This is a known spot to clean your catch after a day of spearing, we were not the first and certainly will not be the last to drop a fish carcass off this beach. Do we LOVE sharks and think they are just to coolest? ABSOLUTELY that’s why we like to film them. Do we want to put people in harms way because of our actions? No, that is why we pick where we clean our fish very carefully and are aware of our surroundings. We do our best people. 🥰❤️#tulasendlesssummer #boatlife #sharks

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---------- *Cruising the Forgotten Islands in Indonesia onboard a traditional Phinisi yacht* Embark on a journey to the Forgotten Islands of Indonesia, a hidden gem in the heart of the Banda Sea. Explore spectacular reefs and islands of a remote paradise, and dive with hammerhead sharks, sea snakes and more. Indonesia’s “Forgotten Islands” – also known as the Southeast Moluccas are not a single charter destination, but rather a 1,000 km long chain of archipelagos stretching from Timor to West Papua on the island of New Guinea. The remote islands of the ‘Ring of Fire’ have escaped much of the development of the modern world and remain pristine outposts of Indonesia’s extraordinary marine environment, offering untouched reefs, abundant marine life and bigger fish species including sharks. A yacht charter through the Banda Sea usually starts in Ambon where you warm up with some muck diving in Ambon Bay or on the reefs along the south coast, before sailing towards Nusa Laut. This small island is home to one of the Banda Sea’s most reliable hammerhead sites at Ameth and is a must on any trip to the region. Apart from the pristine diving possibilities, the Banda Island have a rich history. Being a crucial part of the Spice Trade, the island still feature a lot of colonial buildings, museums and other sites that are worth exploring during your yacht charter. ⛵Yacht: Lambo — 2 Cabins | 24 Meter ---------- 🗺️ Destination: The Forgotten Islands, Indonesia ---------- 🏝️ Land highlights: Local villages, museums, cultural sites ---------- 🐟 Sea highlights: Muck diving, hammerhead sharks, healthy corals, reef fish ---------- 👣 Type: Adventure & Exploration ---------- *Visit for more Information* ---------- 🌐 https://www.barefoot-cruising-indonesia.com ➜ https://www.barefoot-cruising-indonesia.com/boats/lambo/ ➜ https://www.barefoot-cruising-indonesia.com/destination/spice-cruise-moluccas/ ---------- #cruise #indonesia #yacht #diving #snorkeling #spiceislands #holiday #adventure

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Sail Shape Showdown: Square vs Triangle vs Rhomboid! #boat #sailing #shorts

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