Acrobazia tra equipaggio del 470 e wakeboardista (su tavola da surf corta). Altre avventure su www.wildtrips.net.

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Swimming pigs feeding off a Transit 38 catamaran in the Bahamas. Catamaran designed by Woods Designs www.sailingcatamarans.com I also have a range of other multihull designs, both power and sail from 14-45ft that you can build yourself from plans

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Watch our full Episode 134 to see what happened when our engine blew its top in a remote area of Sulawesi, leaving us becalmed and adrift, literally in the middle of nowhere, a hundred and fifty miles from a mechanic. Add in a very tight deadline to extend our Indonesian visas and it’s a case of STRESS LEVEL TEN!. FREE WAYS TO SUPPORT OUR CHANNEL ☺️ 1) Watch the adds all the way through 2) Like, Comment & Subscribe :) 3) Follow our Socials #sailing #sailingindonesia #travelindonesia #liveaboardsailors #sailingaustralia

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🔧 Building the 52: Weight, Resin & Covid Challenges! Designing a bluewater catamaran like the Outremer 52 isn’t just about style — it’s about precision, innovation, and resilience. In this clip, we reveal how we overcame material constraints and pandemic delays without compromising on performance. 🛠️ Want to learn more about how the Outremer 52 was built? 👉 All details are in our bio — including specs and full walkthroughs! 💬 What do you think is the biggest challenge when building a performance cruising catamaran? 👍 Like if you appreciate the craftsmanship behind every boat! 🌍 Join the Outremer adventure! Get stories, news & events straight to your inbox: http://bit.ly/45hYAJk 🔗 All useful links are available in the description via our Linktree! #Outremer #Outremer52 #Catamaran #BoatBuilding #ResinInfusion #CovidImpact #YachtDesign #PerformanceCruising #Shorts

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We take on Sweden’s highest peak climbing Mount Kebnekaise. It turned out to be one of the toughest hikes we’ve done so far. After more than 11 hours on the mountain, we finally reached the summit at 2,097 meters, or 6,879 feet. This climb was one of the adventures we’d planned on our motorcycle journey up to North Cape.

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