A l'occasion d'une sortie d'essai en mer dans la baie des Sables d'Olonne, petit tour d'horizon du cockpit et des voiles en pro radial à bord d'un OVNI 370. Grand-Voile à corne et Code 0, une combinaison idéale par petit temps. During a sea trial in the bay of Les Sables d'Olonne, a brief overview of the cockpit and the pro radial sails aboard an OVNI 370. Square-top mainsail and Code 0, an effective combination in light air.

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Welcome to Sailing Black Pearl, a Vlog about our crazy lives! We are starting this channel to share our experiences as professional adventurers, scuba divers, backpackers, boaters, and life hackers. We have a lot of catching up to do, but here is what is on our agenda: Backpacking - A Simple How To Backpacking - Our Survival Guide Backpacking in Mexico Backpacking in Guatemala Semana Santa in Antigua - Purple Robes for Days Hiking an Active Volcano - Acatenango Utilla - A Backpacker's Paradise Backpacking in Nicaragua A Side Note on Passports Backpacking as a Couple The Truth About Hostels How To Live Abroad - How They Do It How Much Does It Cost To Travel? Scuba Diving - How to Get Started Don't Be One of 'those' Divers What Is Cave Diving, Really? Zero to Hero and Diving Dive Instructor - Good, Bad, and Ugly Which Dive Certification Should I Get? Working in a Scuba Shop - 'Volunteering' Flipping Boats - Is There Money In It? Flipping Boats - Lessons Learned and How To Recover Flipping a 36' 1976 Trojan How to Fix a Soft Fiberglass Deck - The Easy Way Flipping Boats - When to Pass Skydiving For My First Time... ALONE! Tandem Skydiving Cave Diving Caving Canyoneering Jet Skiing Our Seadoo Sparks, an Honest Review - 3 Years Later How To Fix a Seadoo Spark Hull Storing a Seadoo Spark Outside We also have some other big announcements coming up, so stay tuned! Comment below if you have any specific requests, questions, or want to tell us which topic to cover next. Thank you for stopping by :) Sand, Sun, and Rum. Amanda and John

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Just another day on the Reef! While conducting weekly Eye on the Reef surveys, marine biologists Dr Glen and Fern had some unexpected company as a pod of Spinner Dolphins cruised on by at Quicksilver’s Agincourt Reef pontoon! You never know what wonders you’ll encounter out here. Spinner dolphins are the most common species encountered on the Reef and are named after the aerial tricks they perform when leaping out of the water. These small dolphins will even ride the pressure wave off the bow of slow moving vessels.

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Hey guys! In this video, I tell you about my Halloween costume! Watch to the end to see a big surprise!

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