We sold our dream home mid-pandemic and after moving 3 times in 3 months we landed aboard our Seawind 1600 catamaran Wanderlust. We are Kristin + Fabio Potenti and our lovely little French Bulldog Yoda is on board with us. This dream has been in the making for years and we're super excited that it's finally coming true! It's all a bit surreal. We're longing to explore the world by sea, learn about different cultures and eat delicious food everywhere we go. For now we're based in Ft. Lauderdale, FL due to travel restrictions, which is a great location to get accustomed to the boat. This is a short intro video to share who we are and why we sold our home and moved onto a catamaran. We'll be documenting our journey as we learn the ins and outs of boat life, sail the beautiful waters of South Florida and the Bahamas, and cook up a storm in our galley. We hope you'll come along for the ride. :) For real time updates follow us on Insta...https://www.instagram.com/harborsunknown/ Song is Weather Any Storm by Cody Francis from Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/RZI7R4iUkt

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Team CEEREF coach Hugh Styles gives us the rundown on what to expect from the day 3 race track.

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Discover why Raja Ampat is hailed as a diver’s paradise! From surreal coral gardens that transport you to another world to mysterious underwater formations and mesmerizing clouds of schooling fish, every dive here is an unforgettable journey. These top dive sites are just the beginning...😍 🎥: sabrinaanggraini26 (on Tiktok) Plan your Raja Ampat Diving Trip with us! ☎️ +62 811 3830 4646 🌐 liveaboardindonesia.com 📩 info@liveaboardindonesia.com #LiveaboardIndonesia #Boating #Sailing #BoatTrip #ScubaDiving #Diver #DiveIndonesia #LiveaboardTrip #CruiseIndonesia #TravelIndonesia #WonderfulIndonesia #RajaAmpat #RajaAmpatLiveAboard #DiveSpot #MelissaGarden #MagicRock #OneTreeGarden #RajaAmpatDivingTrip #DiveLife #OceanDreams #CoralReef #DiveBuddy #shorts

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Este maratoniano pez, grabado por una televisión japonesa en el Mar de Japón, lo ha hace durante 45 segundos seguidos, tiempo que desafía su resistencia física, ya que la respiración braquial de los peces no es posible fuera del agua.

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