Sailtahiti , Incidence sails and Boris Diaw

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Discover the excellence of @‌Sails Tahiti’s service, renowned for its responsiveness, personalized assistance, and unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction. Local expertise that guarantees impeccable support at every stage. Clearly demonstrating this, @‌Boris Diaw’s Lagoon SEVENTY 7 catamaran was fitted with new @‌Incidence sails, a symbol of performance, innovation, and elegance at sea. #LagoonCatamarans #SEVENTY7 #YourDreamDestination #Sails _______________________________________________________ CATAMARAN INNOVATORS SINCE 1984 Lagoon was formed in pursuit of connection – with ourselves, our loved ones and the world around us. By bringing the human experience to the 7 seas, we’ve been able to unleash an unbridled sense of curiosity and instinctual need for quality since 1984. Something we wouldn’t have accomplished without a collective passion for spectacular destinations and even better journeys getting there. As confirmed sailors, we all know that our boats have to be fast, comfortable and safe: seaworthy. We build them based on our love of the sea and the constant aim of good-quality work. We design them as if we were the future owners. As shipbuilders and sailors, it is part of our logic. Subscribe to Lagoon YouTube Channel : https: //www.youtube.com/channel/UCWVdVCBpjeIGtaJGgjyiT6g Website : https://www.catamarans-lagoon.com/ Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/lagooncatamarans/ Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/lagooncatamarans/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lagoon-catamarans/

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THIS IS AMAZING NEWS!!! The Marine Biologists at Manta Trust confirmed that what we saw today was NOT manta rays, but their close cousins — Mobula tarapacana. Even more incredible: this was the first recorded mating train of this species in French Polynesia, and only the 5th ever documented worldwide! These mobula are seen in the Tuamotus, but in the open ocean. The first two mobulas were females and the second one was pregnant, followed by two males actively chasing them — behavior very similar to manta mating. A rare and thrilling encounter we’ll never forget!