close

Welcome aboard to the our video site for sailors. We are being constantly blasted by scammers and pirates, so registration is  invite only


contact@sailorsahoy.com with "Invite". No spam, no newsletters. Just a free account

Shorts Lumikha

Heute berichtet COSI, was es für sie bedeutet, Weihnachten in diesem Jahr nicht zuhause, sondern an Bord der Thor Heyerdahl zu verbringen.

klassenzimmeruntersegeln

0

0

454

In the final leg of the deliver of Going to Red from Kilrush to Strangford we were once again blessed with clear but cold condition, the mid afternoon kill was once again warmed up by a visit from a pod of the most majestic marine mammals. A pod of around 25 Dolphins stayed and played on the bow for over 30 minutes, you can't help but get excited by these beautiful creatures. The warned us up for the final push up into Strangford Lough. Watching this back it reminds me why we need to do more to keep our seas clean and cool, allowing these animals to live and thrive for generations to come. Thanks for watching Bottom Up Boats latest production which shares some footage of the Dolphins in the Irish sea.

bottomupboats

0

0

672

0

sailingabroad6528

0

0

75

Настраиваем новый альтернатор на двигателе нашей яхты. Без контроля Джеймса и здесь не обходится, но это к удаче как и в рыбалке, если он следит за процессом - то все будет хорошо ⛵🐾👌

sailingplusfitness

0

0

2,858

From Ancient Routes to Modern Marvels: Discover the Rio-Antirrio Strait The Patras Bridge (Rio-Antirrio Bridge) is located at the strait of Rio-Antirrio, at the transition between the Gulf of Patras and the Gulf of Corinth. The first person to officially cross the Rio-Antirrio Bridge was a torchbearer as part of the Olympic Torch Relay for the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. The Rio-Antirrio Bridge is one of the world’s longest multi-span cable-stayed bridges. • It connects the Peloponnese peninsula (Rio) with mainland Greece (Antirrio), near the city of Patras. • Officially opened in August 2004, just before the Athens Olympic Games. • Named after Charilaos Trikoupis, a 19th-century Greek Prime Minister who first proposed the idea of such a bridge.

sailingtipheret9991

0

0

228

0

turistangigorottravels115

0

0

46