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Safe, convenient anchorage. Sand & grass bottom, so for good holding drop the anchor in the sand. This way you make less damage to the nature. More info on: wesailcroatia.com We are skipper and hostess (available for hire), promoting sailing and naturist style of holiday in Croatia. Sail away with us and leave your worries and clothes at home. 😎 Experts in sailing and avoiding overpriced buoy fields and marinas. Objective is to stay in harmony with nature and leave as small footprint as possible (and having fun on the way). Our destinations are mostly remote islands and quiet anchorages. www.wesailcroatia.com info@wesailcroatia.com

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Check how to approach the dock a side with sailing boat. We lead you through each step how to control the boat from top point of view. Docking the boat is one of the most important skills to practice through your sailing experience. There are few different methods and many different situations. Most of our videos are done by our students in process of learning. Have fun, stay safe and keep learning. We are sailing school and maritime training center certified by STCW and ASA. https://www.adriaticsailing-academy.com/

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Découvrir la voile à bord d’un voilier de 1968 rénové. #Joyenmer #voile #plaisance #navigation #sailinglife

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In this episode of **SALTY PODCAST #95**, I talk with Atticus from @BoyMeetsOcean on Instagram — a 12-year-old boy living aboard SV Liquid Sunshine with his family as they prepare to sail around the world! Atticus and his family have been living on their sailboat for almost two years, traveling through the Caribbean and Bahamas on their 2016 Lagoon 450. We talk about what it is really like to grow up on a boat, leave normal land life behind, homeschool from the water, meet other boat kids, and learn real sailing skills along the way. Atticus helps with night watches, reads weather, drives the dinghy, edits his own videos, dives, cooks, helps with maintenance, and has already been part of some serious boat-saving teamwork. He shares stories from Grenada, St. Martin, St. Croix, the Exumas, Highborn Cay, Pig Beach, and more. We also talk about his fast-growing social media channel @BoyMeetsOcean, how he went from a couple hundred followers to thousands by posting every day, and what it feels like to be a kid creating sailing content while actually living the adventure. This was such a fun conversation with a young sailor who is smart, capable, funny, and already living a life most adults only dream about.

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