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Asmara is much more than just the name of our daily diving boat in Komodo. In Indonesian, Bahasa as the locals call it, Asmara means “love,” and that’s exactly how we feel about our work. This 18-meter boat has been designed specifically for diver comfort and safety so that you can enjoy the best Komodo tours. It was constructed by a fantastic team of local woodworkers (including our captain, Basir!) and you will see the love and care that they put into every detail. The boat is set up for a total of 14 divers plus staff and crew. You will be safe from the elements in our comfortable, enclosed cabin where coffee/tea are always available. On the roof, you will be able to take in the views of the Komodo National Park while lounging either in the sun or under the shade structure. Remember to bring coral safe sunscreen or we have local, sustainable sunscreen available for purchase in our shop. We also want you to experience a more environmentally friendly and responsible way of diving. The ocean and its health is our business so you won’t find single-use plastics anywhere on our boat or in our shop. We also offer vegetarian food as our primary meal option on our day trips in order to lower our environmental impact (other dietary needs can be met). Our goal in teaching is to transform you into a better and more conscious diver, always with safety as a priority.

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Visitamos um Jeanneau 57. Conheça agora mesmo este super veleiro !

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Welcome to Navel Gazing at Camp David Shorts. I'm your host Hazel. In this episode, we dive into the crucial topic of Sailboat Navigation Lights and Rules of the Road. Discover the significance of navigation lights on sailboats and gain insights into the international rules that govern safe vessel interaction. Stay informed and sail confidently with the knowledge shared in this short. For more in-depth sailing content, subscribe to our YouTube channel, Navel Gazing at Camp David, and enjoy full tours and reviews of catamarans and monohulls with your host, David Orton. 📚 For additional reading, check out 'The Annapolis Book of Seamanship' by John Rousmaniere, Simon & Schuster, 2014, and 'Navigation Rules and Regulations Handbook' by the U.S. Coast Guard, Skyhorse, 2014. 🔍 Reference Books: 'The Annapolis Book of Seamanship': https://amzn.to/3nQFHzU 'Navigation Rules and Regulations Handbook': https://amzn.to/3CZvVOG 🚢 Tags: SailboatNavigation, RulesoftheRoad, SafetyAtSea, SailingTips, MaritimeGuidance, NavigationLights, InternationalRules, Seamanship, Circumnavigation, CatamaranReviews. Don't miss out on the latest insights; hit subscribe and sail with us into a world of maritime knowledge. Fair winds and following seas!

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Armel Tripon conserve sa belle 4e place dans la Route du Rhum, lancé à la poursuite du Safran de Marc Guillemot. Peu avant le départ de la course, à Saint-Malo, le skipper de For Humble Heroes, qui n'a pas couru le dernier Vendée Globe, donnait son avis sur la question de l'éventuel match retour.

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End of day 3 at the 44Cup Marstrand and home team Artemis Racing are up to third on the overall leaderboard 🇸🇪🤙 #44cup #rc44 #thisiswhywerace 📷 @sailingenergy

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