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There are a lot of Ferrys around the coast of Italy and they all seem to go at least 25 knots (45km/h) plus. You need to keep a close watch as they require you to give way. @sailinghelios2023 Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sailinghelios Find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sailinghelios2023/ #ferry #livingthedream #sailing #sailinghelios #jeanneausunodessey410 #sunodessey410 #retiredlife #retirement #retiredcouple #boatlife
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Alexander Marine are pleased to present the 2011 Linden Kotter 65 'Pobeda' to the market as worldwide central agents. She is presented fresh from her annual maintenance which included an antifoul, full polish & wax, and a mechanical service. She is indeed a sight to behold! 'Pobeda' is a remarkable vessel that epitomizes the concept of a pocket Superyacht. Crafted under the esteemed banner of Dutch excellence by Linden Kotter, these resilient motor yachts are built with steel hulls for crossing oceans in style, comfort and above all safety. Lying: The Boatworks Shipyard & Marina, Coomera, Queensland, Australia. Disclaimer: All specifications in this presentation are provided for information only and particulars herein are obtained from sources believed to be correct, but not guaranteed. Buyers should satisfy themselves with respect to accuracy.
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🛞 Deine Slipräder schleifen beim Segeln? In diesem Cat-2-Go QuickTip zeige ich dir, wie du beim Happy Cat die Räder richtig hochklappst, damit sie beim Segeln nicht bremsen, schleifen oder das Material beschädigen. ✅ Mit diesem Handgriff bleibt dein Boot schnell, sicher – und sauber im Wasser. 👉 Praktische Tipps für aufblasbare Kats & Segler, die mehr rausholen wollen. #Cat2Go #HappyCat #Slipräder #Segeltipp #SailingShorts #Katamaran #AufblasbaresBoot #Schlauchkatamaran #Segelnlernen #QuickTip #Slipräderklappen
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We use our dinghy anchor mostly to keep our dinghy from hitting the dock when there is a swell. What we do is tie the dinghy to the dock, shoot the dinghy anchor off the back, and then pull the anchor line tight enough so that the dinghy doesn’t hit the dock. After we came back to a popped dinghy in Mustique, we learned that it’s best to use an anchor! Follow us for more tips about living the sailing cruiser life. #sailinglife #sailingexperience #sailingchannel
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