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When you’re anchored off the coast, how do you get to shore? 🌊 In Puerto Rico, we put three methods to the test: dinghy, paddleboard, and swimming! Each has its pros and cons, depending on the conditions, distance, and what you’re bringing with you. In This Video, You’ll See: ✔️ Taking the Dinghy – The fastest and driest option 🚤 ✔️ Paddleboarding to Shore – A fun workout with amazing views 🏄♂️ ✔️ Swimming In – The refreshing (but tricky) method 🏊 ✔️ Which Option Works Best? – Breaking down when to use each one Getting to shore is part of the adventure when living on a sailboat! Which method would you choose? Let us know in the comments! #sailingdeezknots #sailinglife #BoatToShore #puertorico #SailingPuertoRico #liveaboard #DinghyLife #paddleboarding #boatlife #cruisinglife #sailingadventure #offgridliving
Jump onboard MOD70 #PowerPlay as she blasts around the Isle of Wight! Finally, we return to competitive racing at the Royal Ocean Racing Club, the first since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic! MOD70 PowerPlay, skippered by Ned Collier Wakefield, with Peter Cunningham on the tiller did the double this weekend, taking Multihull Line Honours and the win after MOCRA time correction. “I have been in quarantine for 14 days, so that was a release!” smiled Peter Cunningham. “That is the first time I have raced around the island. The sun was shining, a beautiful day, a great boat, top crew and a fun race. This was a fantastic way to come out of quarantine. We plan to do more RORC racing during August and September." 📹 Lloyd Images #RORCracing #RaceTheWight