Haruku Haruku was designed in Australia as a rugged long-range craft that could carry 20 passengers to remote locations in excellent safety and great comfort. At the location she becomes the ‘mother ship’ from which to explore exotic destinations on both land and sea. Haruku is fitted with modern clean lines. The cabins, head’s and large salon make most of her 26-footbeam, which means very spacious accommodation. She is equipped with plenty of storage, a large pantry, two water makers, spare parts, dive compressor, four sea kayaks and two dinghy’s ensuring a sensational long-range seafaring adventure. Haruku has an incredible go anywhere capability of a much larger vessel. Equipment Four sea Kayaks Navigation equipment Safety equipment Fully equipped kitchen TV, DVD and music system Air Conditioning Water maker 8 Dive Tanks and compressor Fun Fishing equipment

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It’s now been several months that we’ve been working behind the scenes on a major project… To celebrate Malizia’s 10th anniversary, we are proud to present our documentary, UNCONVENTIONAL. Join us tomorrow at 6pm on YouTube.

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Just a quick video on the channel name change coming soon. Let me know what you think :)

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Le Yachtmaster est souvent mal compris. Ce n’est pas un brevet maritime français, ni une autorisation automatique pour transporter des passagers. On vous explique ce que le Yachtmaster valide réellement, ce qu’il permet de faire, et dans quel cadre il peut être utilisé, notamment avec une validation complémentaire. Épisode 2 de la mini-série (partie 1) « Diplômes en mer : comprendre sans se tromper ». #oualaouti #yachtmaster #voile #navigation #culturemaritime

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