View the full listing here: https://orakeimarine.co.nz/pre-owned/azimut-85/ The Azimut 85 offers next-level yachting luxury with ample living space in 4 staterooms with ensuites, comfortable saloon, elegant dining room, separate galley, and well-appointed pilothouse. The Full beam, full length fly bridge offers amazing entertaining and viewing space for the many on water events for spectating in New Zealand as well as a Jacuzzi right in the middle of the action on the aft fly. Impeccably maintained by industry professionals, she presents in top condition for extended trips away with the owner operator or take crew with you staying in the 4 berth crew quarters. This vessel has it all and represents incredible value at her advertised pricing. Options are available for taking this vessel offshore if this is your plan or just cruise the many beautiful bays and ports of Aotearoa. Get in touch today for viewing and to discuss options.

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Just waiting for the coffee. -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "SBS ep.121 - Sailing Back from Catalina and a Postmortem" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPxhSgXk8sM -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-

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On Galveston Bay February 24th

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On my third research journey up the length of Japan, I’ve returned to Matsue Castle in Shimane Prefecture — the region that’s ranked number one in Japan for twelve consecutive years for the number of centenarians per 100,000 people. Just 48 hours ago, I left my boat in Amami, flew to Tokyo to surprise my son on his birthday, and then took two long trains to reach Shimane, where I’ll be spending the week writing, soaking up the atmosphere, and conducting more interviews for my upcoming book on longevity and community in Japan. A longer video is coming soon with updates from the past few months — including some sailing adventures — but for now, here’s a glimpse of where the next chapter of this journey unfolds. Remember, it’s never too late to get out and about.

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Bit of a follow-up to my previous post, this is what it looks like when the tide changes... We spent a week in this spot and each day we'd twice go through this cycle of the boat first being up high and dry and then a few hours after floating again. Just having the opportunity to look at all the life sprawling in this intertidal zone up close each day really makes you appreciate the tide cycles on a whole new level.

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