We hadn’t had sand under our feet and paws for weeks 🏖️ Anker always gets zoomies when he sees the beach! 🌪️🐶 We look forward to the day when he wants to take a dip in the water too; he’s still a bit wary of the waves crashing on the shore 😅 Do you make sure to visit the beach even as the sailing season is winding down? ⛵️ #justoceans #sailing #sailorlife #sailingadventure #sailingcommunity #sailingfamily #sailingdenmark #onceinalifetime #sailboat #liveaboard #summer #sailingyacht #sailingstagram #travelgram #sailors #boating #sailingpassion #sailingaway #beach #puppy #sailingpuppy #sailingphotography #explores #boatlife #onthewater #crusing #sailingstagram #oceanlife #simplelife #shortoftheday

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Exciting times ahead! It is time to get your learning from the internet to real life. Come and sail with us on October 2022 in Phuket. We will get aboard and learn together on our first Hands-On Sailing Trip. There is no better way to learn than to get your hands on it. Limited seats are available. For more details, contact us today. https://gonesailingglobal.com/phuket #shorts

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Mattino seguente. A sinistra Palermo, di fronte capo Gallo (no Capo Orlando)

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Slow sailing to the beach⛵🏖️

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No Wind on the Way to Minerva Reef 🌊 Sailing at 3.5 Knots Under a Huge Sail | Pacific Ocean #shorts https://youtube.com/shorts/MhsI5okwA_E We are sailing toward Minerva Reef in the Pacific Ocean, and there’s absolutely no wind. Still, our boat glides forward at 3.5 knots under a massive sail. Complete calm. No engine — just the ocean and the canvas above. This peaceful #shorts video captures a rare moment of windless sailing in the open ocean. 📍 Heading to Minerva Reef, one of the most remote spots in the South Pacific. 🔔 Subscribe to Captain German Exploring for more sailing shorts, open-ocean crossings, and real-life moments under sail.

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In this diving video we get to meet up eye to giant eye with a squid. Did you know squid have the largest eye to body ratio in the entire animal kingdom! In fact, the Giant Squid (cousin to this Caribbean Reef Squid) has the largest eyes on the entire planet at a minimum of 10 in / 25 cm in diameter. Even the Blue Whale does not compare at 11 cm. What’s strange is small eyes can actually see dramatically further so why the enormous eyes? Large eyes are thought to be better at seeing large objects that give off their own light in deep water. So who might the squid be looking for? Well he doesn’t glow but his movements trigger creatures that do and he loves feasting on Squid, The Sperm Whale! Do you love scuba diving in our underwater world and meeting amazing animals like the Caribbean Reef Squid? Join us for a dive learn more facts on the squid 👉🏽 https://cruisenautic.com

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