Zuza was built in South Africa in 1998 and started her days as a research vessel for the British Royal Geographical Society. Her smooth and steady approach through the water along with two comfortable double cabins as well as two twin cabins make her perfect for exploring the Scottish Hebrides with those who wish to learn more about sailing or just relax and enjoy spectacular wildlife. Join Zuza's all-female crew on trips to St Kilda, Mull, Jura, Barra, The Small Isles and Skye. No sailing experience is needed to climb aboard!

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Nach der Reinigung kommt der große Test: Läuft die Kühlbox jetzt wieder wie sie soll? 😮 Ich zeige dir, worauf es beim Testlauf ankommt – und ob die Mühe sich gelohnt hat. Die entscheidenden Tipps und das Ergebnis gibt’s nur im Hauptvideo! Jetzt anschauen und nichts verpassen! #bootsleben #reparatur #hafenkinotechnik

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We came across over 1000 dolphins on a day sail off of Dana Point and San Clemente. #@MojoSailingAdventures #Ocean #Sailing

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The Panther 48 from McConaghy is the smallest of the new Electric Panther Sailing Catamaran Series. What do you think? ▫️ Also in development: a 56, 68 and 78.  ▫️ Engineered to keep things simple and light with full-electric capabilities. Powered by wind, hydro and an impressive 104 square meters of solar, these yachts are targeted to consume just 16.11 kw at cruising speeds of 7.5 knots.  ▫️ Range: Up to 800 nautical miles motoring. ▫️ Primary System: 48V powering propulsion, winches, water maker, industion hob and more. ▫️ Backup System: Single 11 kW genset for reliability and safety. ▫️ With a sleek carbon mast and self-tacking headsail, lightweight deck gear layout, the Eco Panther Series is designed for simplicity and performance. ▫️ #eco #electric #yachts @McConaghyBoatsTV

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We will board the liveaboard in Saumlaki, one of the easternmost islands in Indonesia. We'll then sail north through the Banda Sea through a chain of islands and atolls known as the Forgotten Islands. One of the attractions of the Banda Sea, besides us most likely being the only boat in the area, are the reefs. They are absolutely mind-blowing. The coral is so dense that you will be hard-pressed to see any patches of the reef's limestone foundation. Many of the reefs consist of expansive fringing hard coral plateaus that extend from the island or atoll and then eventually drop off into the deep blue. These walls or slopes are covered in sponges, colorful soft corals, and sea fans. Additionally, there will be plenty of reef dwellers like dazzling schools of tropical fish, larger pelagic species like tunas, jacks, and batfish passing in the blue, and juvenile reef sharks patrolling the shallows. It's also the time of the year when the blue whales start their migration south to Australia. Thus, it may be possible to spot one or several from the boat.

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