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Luxury, style, and adventure—all wrapped into the Prestige 420, now ready for you in Rose Bay 🛥️ ☀️ Picture yourself aboard, with the iconic Sydney Harbour as your backdrop and the gentle waves carrying your worries away. 💭 What would be your dream destination for a weekend aboard? #prestige420 #luxuryboats #sydneyharbour #rosebay #boatingaustralia #yachtlife #luxurylifestyle #boatingadventures #yachtviews #prestigeyachts #sydneyviews #onwaterliving #coastallifestyle #boatlovers #luxurytravel #harbourlife #yachtstyle #boatgoals #sydneyboating #australianlifestyle #luxuryescapes #waterfrontliving #adventureawaits #yachtdesign #boatingdreams #prestigeowners #seasideescape #yachtlifestyle #oceanviews #discoveraustralia
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Sail&Surf Pollensa - Deine Segelschule auf Mallorca Folgt uns bei unseren Wöchentlichen Erlebnissen hier an der Segelschule. Holt Euch ein wenig Urlaub nach Hause. Für alle die uns vermissen oder kennenlernen möchten. Abonniert unsere Kanal oder verfolgt uns auf Facebook. www.sailsurf.de info@sailsurf.de Facebook: http://on.fb.me/SaDMf8
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Leaving Wahine for a few days and swapping ocean waves for academic ones. I’m heading to Tokyo for another IAFOR conference — this one focused on education, with nearly 800 delegates from 65 countries. IAFOR (The International Academic Forum — https://iafor.org) is a global, multicultural, interdisciplinary network that convenes scholars from around the world to advance research, dialogue, and innovation. I’ll also be meeting Professor Jim McNally, one of the world’s leading gerontologists and a beta reader for my new book. Looking forward to deep conversations on longevity… but first, a row to shore. 🚣♂️🌏 See you soon, Wahine. Tokyo, here we go. Check out @IaforOrg
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In December I crossed the Atlantic from the Canary Islands to Barbados on a friends Lagoon 380. For the first 2000 miles or so we had calms or very light winds and so fellow crew member Erick could fly his drone. After a while you don't notice the swells when on board, it's just a gentle rocking motion. Even when the wind picked up there were none of the "mountainous seas" beloved by the media! See detailed reports, photos etc on my Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/richard.woods.designs
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