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The benefits of centerboard boats are obvious - ability to beach, navigate shallow waters and traverse canals. What is not always obvious is the added advantage of safety in heavy weather. Luc, CEO of Alubat, explains this benefit of a centerboard sailboat.

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Discover Drvenik Mali's Hidden Gem: Vela Rina Beach Nestled in the heart of the Adriatic Sea, Drvenik Mali is a small, idyllic island that promises an escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life. This Croatian paradise, just a short boat ride from Trogir, is a haven of tranquility, boasting untouched nature, crystal-clear waters, and a warm, inviting atmosphere. Among its many treasures, Vela Rina Beach stands out as a true gem—a place where time seems to slow down, allowing visitors to unwind and soak in the beauty of the Mediterranean. A Slice of Paradise Vela Rina Beach is the crown jewel of Drvenik Mali, renowned for its soft, golden sands and gentle waves. Unlike many other beaches in Croatia, which are often pebbly, Vela Rina offers a rare stretch of fine sand that feels like silk underfoot. The shallow, azure waters make it an ideal spot for families, providing a safe environment for children to play and explore the sea. Embrace the Serenity One of the most alluring aspects of Vela Rina Beach is its unspoiled, serene environment. Drvenik Mali has managed to retain its traditional charm, with very little commercial development. The beach is free from large crowds and loud beach bars, making it the perfect destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat. You can lay down your towel, bask in the sun, and listen to the gentle lapping of waves without any interruptions. Activities for Everyone While relaxation is the main attraction at Vela Rina, there are plenty of activities for the more adventurous. The clear waters are perfect for snorkeling, allowing you to discover the vibrant marine life that calls this area home. Kayaking and paddleboarding are also popular, offering a unique perspective of the island’s stunning coastline. For those who enjoy a bit of exploration, a walk around Drvenik Mali reveals charming stone houses, olive groves, and ancient paths that lead to breathtaking viewpoints. Taste the Local Flavor No visit to Vela Rina Beach would be complete without sampling the local cuisine. The island’s small, family-run konobas (traditional Croatian taverns) serve up fresh seafood, caught daily by local fishermen, alongside hearty Dalmatian dishes. Pair your meal with a glass of locally produced wine, and you have the perfect recipe for a memorable dining experience. One of the joys of Drvenik Mali is its simplicity, and nowhere is this more evident than in its food—authentic, fresh, and delicious. Tips for Your Visit Bring Essentials: While there are a few small shops on the island, it’s best to bring any essentials with you, especially if you plan to spend the day at the beach. Respect the Environment: Drvenik Mali is an eco-friendly destination, so be mindful of your impact. Take any trash with you, and avoid disturbing the local wildlife. Stay a While: If you have time, consider staying overnight on the island. The peaceful evenings, star-filled skies, and the sound of waves make for an unforgettable experience. Final Thoughts Vela Rina Beach on Drvenik Mali is more than just a beach—it's a sanctuary of natural beauty, relaxation, and simple pleasures. Whether you're a solo traveler, a couple, or a family, this hidden gem offers something for everyone. In a world that often feels too fast-paced and chaotic, a visit to Vela Rina is like stepping back in time to a place where life is simpler and the beauty of nature takes center stage. So, pack your bags, leave your worries behind, and let the tranquil shores of Vela Rina Beach refresh your soul.

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In diesem kurzen Ausschnitt zeige ich dir einen Teil der Navigationselektronik an Bord der Segelyacht „Schnuddel“: Wir haben mehrere GPS-Geräte an Bord – unter anderem auch ein älteres Garmin GPS 120, das ich hier zeige. Diese älteren Instrumente haben wir bewusst an Bord gelassen, weil sie zum Charakter der Yacht passen und zusätzlich für Redundanz sorgen. Oben an der Stelle, die ich im Video zeige, sitzt normalerweise der Plotter. Im Moment ist er abgenommen – wir sind gerade nicht auf See und möchten ihn im Hafen sowohl vor Wetter als auch vor neugierigen Blicken schützen. Im normalen Fahrbetrieb ist er natürlich montiert. Wenn du dir vorstellen kannst, die „Schnuddel“ als eigene Yacht zu übernehmen, erhältst du alle weiteren Infos hier: 👉 Alle Details & Interessenten-Formular: https://sporedo.de/schnuddel Dort kannst du mir per Formular eine Anfrage schicken. Nach deiner Nachricht melde ich mich persönlich bei dir und sende dir dann: – das ausführliche Exposé mit allen technischen Daten und vielen zusätzlichen Fotos (per E-Mail), – Infos zu Preis, Liegeplatz und Besichtigungsmöglichkeiten, – und bei Bedarf einen Terminvorschlag für ein Gespräch oder eine Besichtigung. Für wen ist die SY „Schnuddel“ interessant? – Du suchst eine solide, seegängige Segelyacht mit Langkiel-Charakter. – Du magst ehrliche Eigneryachten statt Charter-Einheitsbooten von der Stange. – Du planst Törns auf Nord- und Ostsee oder längere Urlaubsfahrten in anderen Revieren. – Dir sind Sicherheit, Ruhe auf dem Wasser und ein geschütztes Cockpit wichtiger als „Bling-Bling“. Wenn dich die Yacht anspricht, schau dir in Ruhe das Video an und nutz danach den Link zur Seite. Ich melde mich nach deiner Anfrage persönlich bei dir. Immer eine Handbreit Wasser unter’m Kiel Michael #Segelyacht #BootZuVerkaufen #Yachtverkauf #Schnuddel #Garmin #Navigation #Instrumente #Segeln

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Giorno 49 - prua su Torrevieja. Dopo la veleggiata dei giorni scorsi una notte di riposo in cabina era quello che ci voleva. Nonostante la risacca ci abbia cullato troppo vigorosamente, la stanchezza ha avuto la meglio. Per fortuna. Ci svegliamo in un contesto incantevole: il sole sorge, la barca non ha un filo di umidità e cogliamo l’occasione per l’ultima ripresa del video che pubblicheremo nel pomeriggio su YouTube. C’è molto fermento in noi per l’uscita di questo racconto: ci mettiamo a nudo, parliamo di una scelta fondamentale che ci riguarda e spieghiamo i nostri piani futuri. Insomma, la nostra progettualità è al servizio di chiunque desideri sapere perché stiamo pubblicando ogni giorno un video racconto del nostro viaggio. La navigazione comincia serena, l’ormai consolidata coppia di prua (tormentina e genoa) sono gonfi e con la randa tirano barca verso ovest. Gibilterra è a ogni miglio più vicina. L’obiettivo è arrivare a torrevieja dove hanno dato ancora anche Chris e Maria, I nostri amici canadesi. Stiamo correndo per trovare un ridosso sicuro per i prossimi giorni in cui è prevista forte instabilità meteorologica. Dopo pranzo si alza la solita brezza giornaliera che qui solleva anche un moto ondoso discreto. Saltiamo, picchiamo l’acqua e torniamo a correre. Più che una corsa, a tratti, sembra un incontro di boxe: incasso e colpisco. Solo che l’avversario non è da vincere, ma da sfruttare e rispettare. Arriviamo in porto e diamo ancora al ridosso del frangiflutti. Questa notte dormiamo in un lago praticamente. Che lusso! Buona notte amici, ci si sente domani! Andrea #barca #barcavela #barcaavela #viaggio #vivereinbarca #vitainbarca #sailinglife

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