We’re Dani & Asher, two Kiwi’s who after spending 5 years living in London, decided to head home the slow way. We bought a 36 foot sailing boat called Bacchus, built a rowing and sailing dinghy Pīwakawaka and headed towards the horizon. We’ve sailed the south coast of England, the Atlantic coasts of France, Spain and Portugal, the Canary Islands and after a looooong trip across the Atlantic Ocean we ended up in the Caribbean. We free-dived with turtles, hiked volcanoes and had a blast on the coco palm lined, white sandy beaches before the unexpected happened. The world was hit by a pandemic. We’ve made it as far as Panama, the half-way mark on our journey home and we’re not entirely sure what happens next. We may get home this year, or maybe it will be next but we are Sailing Bacchus Home ⛵️ Music: www.bensound.com

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The Grady-White Canyon 336 is the best 33-foot centre console for the sport fishing family and we were lucky enough to spend the morning on Sydney Harbour with two 366 Canyon's side by side.

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Just a short clip of us on our way to the slipway to launch our first sailboat, a leisure 17 named pickle.

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Are Sailboats Really Attacked This Often? #boat #sailing #shorts Shocking stats: global maritime piracy jumped 18% in 2025 with 137 incidents — and sailboats aren’t immune. This 30s Short (9:16) uses stock footage and a clear female American voice to reveal real-world data: yacht attacks hugely underreported (938 documented 2014–2022, likely 10x higher), Somali sailboat assault in Feb 2025, and the Singapore Strait hotspot accounting for 58% of incidents. Learn why yachts are easy targets and where attacks cluster. Sources: ICC Crime Services, Progressive Policy, YACHT Magazine, Baird Maritime, World Geostrategic, Boat International. Like and share if this surprised you — stay informed. #Piracy #SailboatSafety #MaritimeNews #YouTubeShorts OUTLINE: 00:00:00 Are Sailboats Really Attacked This Often?

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