Gail has also joined An Taisce as a Climate Ambassador to help share ideas on how we can all make a difference to protect our fragile coastline and waterways that we are all passionate to enjoy. If you are looking for ways to make a difference yourself or within your club or centre, take a look at Irish Sailing’s “Our Environment” pages. Ideas for events, boats and sailors – including Top Ten Tips to get ready for the season ahead.

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Paradise, served daily. You can find out more about all-inclusive Crewed Yacht Charter with The Moorings here. https://www.moorings.com/yacht-charter/crewed-charter Enjoy some of the world’s most stunning vacation destinations aboard your own private yacht, with the guidance and support of a professional Crew. Your Captain is your expert guide, hand-crafting an itinerary to show you the very best of your destination, reaching hidden-gem locations unknown to other boaters. Your personal Chef creates a customized menu for you and your guests based entirely on your own preferences, each dish expertly paired with fresh cocktails or the perfect bottle of wine – all included and planned in advance. This is the ultimate vacation experience – soaking in every moment in paradise, where the hard work and planning is already done, leaving you to enjoy more of what matters – quality time with those closest to you. For more information on The Moorings, visit http://www.moorings.com The Moorings, the world's premier yacht charter company, has delivered unmatched quality, service and attention to detail since 1969. Top of the line sail-it-yourself bareboat yachts, all-inclusive luxury crewed yachts with captain and chef, and innovative power yacht charters are available throughout the world.

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Komodo National Park in Indonesia has several places where you can see Komodo dragons. In this video they are on the beach in Horseshoe Bay on the south of Rinca Island. The only way to reach this area is by liveaboard. WARNING! Do not get this close to Komodo dragons they are dangerous. This was filmed with a GoPro on a (very long) stick!

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