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With up to 20% off selected voyages in our January Sale, your next wild moment is closer than you think.Because when you find your wild, you find a part of yourself too. @venturesailholidays Dolphins surfacing in the wake. Seabirds wheeling overhead. Quiet anchorages where the only sounds are wind, water and wildlife.On a sailing voyage, nature isn’t something you pass by - it surrounds you. In 2026, you could be watching seals haul out on remote shores, sailing past rugged Devon cliffs, drifting through Denmark’s calm island waters at dawn, or heading out from Longyearbyen into Svalbard’s vast Arctic wilderness. From Greece’s hidden bays to the raw beauty of northern seas, every destination brings moments where the world feels bigger, wilder and wonderfully untouched. Onboard our fully crewed yachts, catamarans and tall ships, you step away from the noise of everyday life and reconnect with nature at its most raw and beautiful - all with the comfort of life at sea taken care of.
Cómo se hace el nudo vuelta de escota. Os voy a dar un truco para que no se azoque. La vuelta de escota es un nudo súper útil y rápido cuando tenemos que unir dos cabos de misma mena o diámetro. Lo utilizaremos, por ejemplo, en un remolque o cuando no nos llega el cabo para completar una amarra. El problema que tiene es que muchas veces azoca y nos costará deshacerlo. Es muy fácil. Hacemos un seno con un cabo y pasamos el otro cabo por debajo. Damos una vuelta alrededor del primer cabo y pasamos el chicote por debajo. Antes de azocar, metemos un palo o un taco entre los 2 cabos. El nudo está listo