Pinta 33 trimaran, designed in Denmark during the 70's by ib pors Nielsen, The frames are built as a layer structure and PVC foam is used as the core material. The selection of sails is large main (26m2), genoa (21.5m2 with furling) and asymmetric Spinnaker (47m2) Storm Jib (5m2). @SailingTrimaranPinta

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Cosa significa dormire in rada? Vuol dire trascorrere la notte in una baia, protetta da vento e onde, con la barca ormeggiata grazie all’ancora. È un modo bellissimo di vivere il mare. Dormire in rada ti permette di avere un vero contatto con la Natura: potrai ammirare splendidi tramonti sul mare e vedere le baie quando i turisti giornalieri sono ormai andati via. Le onde ti culleranno e la mattina ti sveglierai in posti meravigliosi, subito pronta o pronto per una colazione vista mare o addirittura per un bagno ancor prima di prendere il caffè. Per noi non c’è cosa più bella che svegliarsi così, in mezzo alla Natura. Se questo video ti ha incuriosito leggi il nostro articolo in cui trovi tutti i modi per dormire in barca a vela: https://www.minavagantesail.com/dormire-in-barca-a-vela/

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Our next full video will release Sunday 6/20/21 at 10:00 am EST. Join us on our voyage as we sail across the Atlantic and sail around-the-world via the capes. We love sailing, and we love sharing our adventures to inspire others. More at www.sweetruca.com :-)

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There’s something about being out at sea that quiets everything else. 🌊 No noise, no rush—just wind in the sails and the rhythm of the water beneath you. Out here, time feels different. Slower. Softer. You start to notice the little things—the way the light dances on the waves, the steady pull of the tide, the feeling of being both small and completely free at the same time. It’s not just a journey across water… it’s a moment to breathe, to reflect, to just be. Sometimes, the sea doesn’t just take you somewhere new—it brings you back to yourself.

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https://www.gofundme.com/jennytomas-lost-their-homeinmaria Hurricane Maria Destroyed My Sister Home: On September 20th, the eye of Hurricane Maria, a category 5 storm, hit Vieques, Puerto Rico, destroying my sister’s home (boat) and the majority of her belongings. Jenny Smith and her family (Tomas, Milan (3 yrs old) & Taleia (1 yr old) lived aboard their catamaran sailboat, NautiMermaid, when Hurricane Maria hit leaving them without a home. For several years, Jenny & Tomas worked tirelessly towards actualizing their dream of starting their own business on the island of Vieques -- – when it all shattered before their eyes overnight. Their planned source of income was lost after being on the island for 2 short months prior to the hurricane’s destruction. Thank you to all of you who have been so supportive of my sister during this journey. It has meant so much to her receiving all the positive messages of support from all over the world. Thank you for subscribing and following their journey on her youtube channel The Cat and The Mermaid. These videos have become even more special because they documented this small slice of time where they got to live aboard a catamaran before it was destroyed. Luckily Tomas’s Aunt has a house where they were all able to stay to safely ride out the storm. They are currently residing there with Tomas’s mother and brother (who had the roof ripped off of their home). Tomas has rigged the solar panels from the boat onto the house, so they can run the refrigerator during the day using solar, and run the generator only at night. Like many isolated areas of Puerto Rico, they still do not have consistent running water, hot water for showers, AC, power, and must wait in long gas lines (7+ hours) – in order to obtain the gas needed to keep generators running. Communication is still down on the majority of the island – cellular service & internet is still only intermittently available only from a handful of spots. Additionally, it's mostly a cash only society right now and the bank lines have been monstrous with ATMs only working intermittently. It is heartbreaking to see the devastation that has occurred to this community and worrisome that this island is almost completely dependent on tourism for their local economy. Tomas was born & raised in Vieques; it was part of my sister’s dream to be a part of this island’s community. Witnessing all the destruction that has occurred, the two of them have become dedicated to the rebuilding efforts. Let’s help them, with whatever you can give, to regain what my sister’s family has lost and to encourage them that they shouldn’t give up on following their dreams. ________________________________________________________ CNN Footage of my sister's boat: http://www.cnn.com/2017/09/28/us/vieques-cut-off-after-hurricane-maria/index.html NautiMermaid is shown from 0:57 - to 1:13 in this CNN video: http://www.cnn.com/videos/us/2017/09/28/bill-weir-vieques-island-destroyed-dnt.cnn/video/playlists/bill-weir-in-puerto-rico/ The Cat & The Mermaid - the videos of them working to make the dream of living aboard a reality: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwkC0CouHTUieYD03D_xjBQ/videos ___________________________________________________________

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