Welcome to Bushpoint – where we trade sails for spokes and explore the world one adventure at a time! We’re Jeanette & Fredrik, a Swedish couple documenting our "small and big adventures" through stunning landscapes by sea and land. From the cockpit of our Boréal 55 aluminium sailboat to the saddle of our BMW GSA 1250, we share cinematic travel stories across Scandinavia & the Arctic in the summer of 2024. Expect raw, real, and beautiful moments from: 🛥️ Offshore sailing & liveaboard life 🏍️ Motorcycle adventures through Norway & Sweden 🏔️ Nature, mountains, fjords & unforgettable road trips 📍 Highlights: North Cape, Lofoten, Senja, Arctic Circle Whether you're dreaming of sailing away or hitting the road on two wheels – subscribe and join us for adventures that inspire freedom and exploration. 📌 Follow our real-time journey on Instagram: @bushpointsailing 🌐 Learn more: https://bushpoint.se/ facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SailingBushpoint?locale=sv_SE

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The embodiment of spirit and adventure, this Gunboat 48 is on the search for her next custodian. Born of Gunboat's singular focus to quality and durability, 'Vela' has spent much of her life travelling to the world's most spectacular locations. 'Vela' has received an extensive refit ensuring that she is 100% ready to go on her next adventure. Lightweight, robust and featuring North 3Di technology flying from a Marstrom Carbon mast supported by ECsix carbon rigging, 'Vela' strikes the balance between performance and comfort in a manner rarely seen on catamarans under 50ft. The saloon space flows beautifully into the hulls and forward into the forward cockpit which, of course, leaves the aft cockpit space open and free for socialising and watching the world go by. Professionally managed and maintained, 'Vela' is ready to set sail. Cure Marine is proud to be appointed as the global central agent for this iconic Gunboat 48. Contact us for more information about this stunning vessel. https://curemarine.com.au/

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Whale sharks, despite their name, are not actually whales; they are the world's largest fish. They are filter feeders, meaning they consume tiny marine organisms by sifting water through their mouths, and can process over 6,000 liters of water at a time. Each whale shark has a unique pattern of spots and stripes, similar to human fingerprints, aiding in individual identification. #whaleshark #swimmingwithsharks #Underwater #seatreksailingadventures #ThisIsLiving #NatureLovers,#Wanderlust #BucketList #UnderwaterMagic

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