On the 1st of January 2020 , we were lucky to see a group of whales feeding in the bismark sea. From our liveaboard, Mv Oceania one of the guests got the drone into the air and was able to capture some footage of them feeding.

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Why are experiences more important than being rich? 1. Memories and experiences last longer than material possessions. While material possessions may bring temporary joy and satisfaction, they can quickly lose their meaning and value over time. On the other hand, experiences create long-lasting memories that can bring joy and happiness whenever remembered. 2. Experiences provide personal growth and learning opportunities. Through experiences, individuals can learn new skills, gain knowledge on different cultures, and challenge their limits, all of which can help them grow and develop as individuals. 3. Experiences can contribute to one's overall well-being. Research shows that experiences such as travel, personal growth, SAILING, and social connections have a positive impact on one's mental health and overall happiness. 4. Money cannot buy everything. While money can buy material possessions and luxurious experiences, it cannot buy true love, friendships, and authenticity. #memoriesovermaterialism #experiencesoverwealth #happiness #personalgrowth #authenticity #mentalwellbeing #sailingadventure #sailingexperience #sailinglife

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Irish Sailing have partnered with Water Safety Ireland and the RNLI in a pre-season push to reduce incidents on coasts and waterways. If you’d like to do some more training or brush up on what you already know, Irish Sailing has over 100 training centres around the country offering courses in sailing and windsurfing as well as powerboating and other specialised instruction. Dave Garvey, Training Officer at Irish Sailing tells you more here.

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'22 Windelo 54 Short PART 2, Rapid Fire "What Would Sylvia Say?" Full review on YouTube @navalgazingatcampdavid #sailing #short #shorts

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Tom Burton (AUS) has won Olympic gold in the Men's One Person Dinghy after a tense pre-start battle with Tonci Stipanović (CRO). Even if Stipanović let gold slip from his grasp, he has still won Croatia's first ever medal in Olympic sailing. Sam Meech (NZL) took bronze. With the Australian being the only sailor who could threaten Croatian gold, Stipanović engaged Burton in an aggressive duel before the start. However the match racing tactic backfired as the Australian turned the tables on his rival, with Stipanović given a 360 degree penalty by the jury for failing to keep clear of Burton. Stipanović was a long way last off the start line and had to play catch-up during the race. Burton was near the back too, and Meech was looking to capitalise on the situation with the New Zealander threatening Australia for the silver. However, Burton moved through the fleet to finish third across the line while Stipanović never recovered from his bad start. Robert Scheidt (BRA) didn't manage to win a record sixth Olympic sailing medal in front his home crowd, but he still gave the spectators on Flamengo Beach something to cheer about as the Brazilian legend sailed across the finish in first place.

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