Flying catamaran action gets under way on Murcia’s unique semi-landlocked sea with the final and deciding round of the 2021 GC32 Racing Tour.

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Just a short clip of us on our way to the slipway to launch our first sailboat, a leisure 17 named pickle.

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Cooking in a traditional clay pot found only on a few remote islands of Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬. Each pot is hand-shaped and carved with unique island patterns — a true piece of culture and craftsmanship. 🌴 🔥 Experience this ancient island cooking method in Clay Pot Fire Cooked Feast (Ep22) — only on Once Upon A Reef. 👇 Subscribe for more island adventures and reef stories. 💙 Support the journey and join us on Patreon! #OnceUponAReef #PapuaNewGuinea #IslandAdventure #HiddenParadise #PNG #TropicalVibes #OceanAdventure #PacificIslands #NatureLovers #OffGridLiving #SurvivalCooking #ClayPotCooking #IslandCulture #TraditionalCraft #VillageLife

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For the first time in its history, The Ocean Race sailors will experience racing on the spectacular waters of the Red Sea AMAALA, a new sport and wellness destination on the Red Sea, will host the finish of the 15th edition of The Ocean Race in the summer of 2027, marking the first time our sailors and teams will race on the Red Sea and is an opportunity to advance our ocean health initiatives in a new part of the world. Don’t forget to subscribe for more The Ocean Race: https://goo.gl/BzBCwU Check out our full video catalogue: https://goo.gl/nrB9ay Like The Ocean Race on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theoceanrace/ Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/theoceanrace/ Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theoceanrace/ Read More: http://www.theoceanrace.com

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Northern Light Sailing Team onshore during Barcolana 52 in Trieste www.northernlightsailing.com

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It was more like dodgem cars than yacht racing at the first mark of the Craobh to Oban passage race WHYW 2023. The team on the J109 GTR got themselves out of a tight spot by forcing the boat on the port lay line to duck them about 7 or 8 boat lengths from mark. They were then caught out by the fast flowing tide which pushed them well below the lay line. While the racing was tight everyone was playing fair either tacking or gybing there way out of the possible pile up while keeping clear. This is until the last boat on in the line on the port layline came steaming with no overlap at the thee boat lengths to shove it in at the top mark. The team on GTR decided it was better to play in safe on a long race, rounding up to avoid a collision. Sadly the boat which was in another class did not do circles choose instead to sail on as if nothing had happened. There was lots of tight racing across the whole week which made for a great regatta in the Scottish Highlands. The team at Bottom Up Boat hope you are enjoying the action from WHYW 2023.

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