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Sailing our 44 year old boat at top speed in 25- 35 KTS in the Pacific Ocean. Our boat is a Rival 34 Thank you to all our subscribers, without you the channel would not exist! A huge thank you to all our incredible Patrons for making this adventure possible We love to read and reply to all your comments! If you enjoyed the episode give it a like, share and please subscribe Thanks for watching, hope you are enjoying the episodes Boat details Our boat is a Rival 34 built in 1979 built in Southampton, England Up-dates in real-time https://www.facebook.com/The-Sailing-Brothers-108277941367444 Would you like to support us? Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TheSailingBrothers Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/TheSailingBrothers Buy us a Coffee: https://ko-fi.com/thesailingbrothers60713 Thanks for all of your support Fancy wearing some Sailing Brothers Merch? The Sailing Brothers Merchandise Shop for Europe https://the-sailing-brothers.myspreadshop.co.uk/ Shop for America, Australia, New Zealand and beyond https://the-sailing-brothers.myspreadshop.com/ Luke and Adam The Sailing Brothers #roughweather #offshore #ocean #pacific #sailing Disclaimers and copyrights : All video content on this channel/page is copyright and must not be used without permission. All music used in this series is original or, free to use, royalty free, used with permission. No copyright infringements intended. All statements are personal opinions and need not necessarily represent fact

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Do you stow your dock lines or leave them cleated while you sail? In this 30-second Sail Hack Shorts, a clear American female narrator uses stock footage to give a fast, punchy Hook Q plus quick pros and cons: safety vs convenience, snag risks vs readiness, and what experienced sailors recommend for different conditions. Perfect for sailboat owners, cruisers, and anyone into sailing tips and seamanship. Keywords: sailboat, dock lines, cleat, stow, sailing tips, quick decision, marina safety. If this helped, please like and share the video with fellow sailors! #SailHack #SailingTips #DockLines #Sailboat #Shorts

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Sail with Alitis Yachting and Witness Dolphins in Croatia Introduction Croatia, with its stunning coastline along the Adriatic Sea, offers an unparalleled sailing experience. Imagine gliding through crystal-clear waters, surrounded by picturesque islands, and encountering playful dolphins along the way. Alitis Yachting, a reputable charter company, provides the perfect opportunity to combine sailing with wildlife encounters. The Alitis Yachting Experience: Choose Your Vessel: Alitis Yachting offers a fleet of well-maintained sailboats and catamarans. Whether you’re an experienced sailor or a first-timer, there’s a vessel suited to your needs. Dolphin Spotting: As you sail along the Croatian coast, keep your eyes peeled for the iconic Bottlenose dolphins. These intelligent creatures often swim alongside boats, riding the bow waves. Their playful antics will leave you in awe. Expert Crew: Alitis Yachting’s crew members are knowledgeable about the local marine life. They’ll share interesting facts about dolphins, their behavior, and conservation efforts. Island Hopping: Combine dolphin watching with island exploration. Visit gems like Vis, Hvar, and Kornati National Park. Each island has its unique charm, from ancient ruins to vibrant nightlife. Tips for Dolphin Encounters: Be Respectful: While dolphins are curious and friendly, maintain a safe distance. Avoid loud noises or sudden movements that could startle them. Bring Binoculars: Binoculars enhance your chances of spotting dolphins from a distance. Timing Matters: Early mornings and late afternoons are ideal for dolphin sightings. Conclusion: Sailing with Alitis Yachting is more than a vacation; it’s an adventure. Witnessing dolphins in their natural habitat adds a magical touch to your Croatian sailing experience. So, set sail, embrace the sea breeze, and let the dolphins guide your journey.

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After spending time ashore with family and friends it is time to get back to our life on the water! We are always a bit anxious when returning to Frolic as we never know if she will be as we left her. After seeing what happened in our absence we launch into a frenzy of cleaning, provisioning and repairing to get ready for a new winter season sailing in warm southern waters.

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