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Explore the breathtaking Dean's Blue Hole, a freediver's paradise and a site of tragic diving incidents. Witness the stunning turquoise lagoon and learn about its history and the dangers it holds. Join us as we delve into this aquatic wonder! #DeansBlueHole #Freediving #DivingAccidents #AquaticWonder #TurquoiseLagoon #TravelVlog #OceanExploration #AdventureTravel #HiddenGems #DivingSafety
Watch this terrifying moment as a brave crew on a sailboat battles massive storm waves and narrowly avoids capsizing! The ocean shows its raw, unstoppable power as the boat is pushed to its absolute limit. Will they survive the raging seas? Let us know in the comments if you would ever brave these extreme waters! Don't forget to hit the LIKE button and SUBSCRIBE for more crazy extreme weather and ocean survival content! 🌊⛵⛈️ #sailing #ocean #storm #massivewaves #extreme #survival #boat #thalassophobia #nature #terrifying #roughseas #extremeweather #scaryocean #viralvideo #boatinglife
The SolarisPower 44 Open has been popular among wealthy Europeans who have an eye for beautiful curves for several years — and now she has come to the US and is available at just a few dealerships. Not only is she a dayboat/weekender knock-out, but she is also exclusive. Already we've worked long enough with the builder to discover that they are perfectionists. The brand is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year and is considered the Bentley of dayboats in Europe. 🎥 Watch our full review for an in-depth look at the SolarisPower 44 Open: BoatTEST.com. 💥 Specs that Impress: Beam: 14' 3" (4.35 m) Draft: 3' 4" (1.03 m) Dry Weight: 25,353 lbs (11,500 kg) Fuel Capacity: 317 gal (1,200 L) Water Capacity: 87 gal (330 L) #SolarisPower44 #LuxuryOnWater #BoatTEST #YachtingLifestyle #SolarisPower
This video was taken by a friend as we're approaching a favorite bay. We're reaching down the wind, so our boards are up to reduce drag. This is our prototype Split Junk Rig (SJR), an innovation by Slieve McGalliard. Camber and set are adjustable via lacings along top and bottom of each panel. Later, we sewed the final sail to match. The mizzen (aft) sail stays flat for decisive maneuvering and quiet weather-cocking.