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Experience the unique beauty of the St. Barts anchorage inside a natural volcanic caldera. See exactly what this sheltered cove looks like from the water and why it makes for an incredible stop for sailors. This spot offers a rare look at a collapsed volcano formation that provides a perfect, calm bay. Subscribe for more sailing location guides and travel tips. LINKS: SUBSCRIBE TO CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjfh_pM48xnJ7dr4jTvt8cw?sub_confirmation=1 SUBSCRIBE TO EMAIL NEWSLETTER: https://bluedotvoyages.com/contact-us/ READ SAILING LOGS ON OUR WEB SITE: https://bluedotvoyages.com FACEBOOK: https://facebook.com/bluedotvoyages.sailingpilar INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/bluedotvoyages.sailingpilar COMPLETE PLAYLIST: SAILING & CRUISING VIDEOS https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz8Z8h1MloaPq2o05r6wnJqaqyeABUKiu CATAMARAN MAINTENANCE VIDEOS: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz8Z8h1MloaOcpGajnaH0DPm1U0otTJtc Blue Dot Voyages is a Sailing Adventure Company. We are traveling the world on our Sailing Catamaran PILAR. We produce travel videos and blogs and offer charter sailing experience trips in exotic places! Watch our videos and live vicariously through us! Then, schedule your adventure with us! Master Captain: Stephen Bell First Officer: Dawn Bell #catamaransailing #sailing
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Teynac sous la pluie, le vent et la brume. Un chouette week-end avec Caroline et Marie. Le dimanche, nous sommes allées golfer sous une pluie battante. Heureusement, le temps s'est calmé à partir du trou n°8 ! Ce golf de Teynac est vraiment très beau. Même sous la grisaille et la pluie, la balade est restée magnifique et en plus, une partie passionnante !
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Why do we call the right side of a boat “starboard”? The term comes from the way early ships were steered. Before centerline rudders became common, vessels were often controlled with a large steering oar mounted on the right side of the hull. That side became known as the “steering side,” or “steer-board.” Over time, the pronunciation evolved into “starboard.” That old steering arrangement also helps explain why ships often came alongside with their left side facing the dock - leaving the steering oar on the starboard side clear. #sailing #sailingschool #sailboat
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