En este video te mostramos cómo activar correctamente una radiobaliza automática (EPIRB) a bordo, un dispositivo esencial para alertar a los equipos de rescate en caso de emergencia en el mar. Explicamos cuándo y cómo activarla, las precauciones a tener en cuenta, y cómo verificar que la señal esté funcionando correctamente. Tanto para navegantes recreativos como profesionales, conocer su uso puede salvar vidas. ¡Suscríbete y navega siempre preparado!

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CAMBRIA (along with her 75-feet waterline length cousins ASTRA and CANDIDA, the first three ‘Big Class’ yachts to be bermudan-rigged from launch) has long been dubbed a 23-Metre. However, while designed to rate around that figure under the International Rule, a key element of her survival into the 21st Century – still a magnificent racer-cruiser; every sweet William Fife III curve still in place while supporting perhaps the tallest of all truly wooden masts – is her stout original construction to Lloyd’s then highest specifications for wood and wood-composite yachts, rather than to the lighter International Rule scantlings. https://www.sandemanyachtcompany.co.uk/yacht/792/william-fife-iii-111ft-big-class-cutter-19282016 Thus CAMBRIA, adored, maintained and respected for most of her life, has remarkably never required a total rebuild restoration. Her soul remains intact through recent major refits “sympathetic to her origins and respectful of her history”, and this is immediately apparent on first stepping aboard this happy, beautiful, historic, and very special classic yacht.

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what do you really need to live a sustainable life? living eco-friendly is not that radical. emergencies can show you what your priorities are. we gave up a lot of physical luxuries on land but gained intangible joys from a life at sea. sustainability, tiny-living, boatlife, sailinglife

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Inspire outras pessoas com seu trabalho e veja o impacto que você pode causar! #velejarevida #veleiro #velejar #Inspiração #Trabalho

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Seven years into boatlife, I sometimes look back at the naive girl I was when we first stepped on board ForTuna, unsure whether I envy her optimism or feel grateful to be a seasoned liveaboard now. She definitely didn’t expect these five things: 1. How much mental energy small decisions take. Weather, anchorages, groceries, maintenance, nothing is big on its own, but everything needs attention. 2. How quickly “adventure” turns into routine. And how necessary that routine becomes if you want to stay. 3. How comforting familiarity feels. Knowing one anchorage well can feel richer than constantly moving on. 4. How little the big moments matter compared to the small ones. It’s not the passages you remember most, but the everyday rhythms. 5. How boatlife doesn’t become easier, you just learn what actually matters. Stay Salty, Greta and Michael #sailing #sailinglife #liveaboard #sailingadventure #liveaboardlife

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