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Aboard SV Pearl we get really excited about dolphins. When seen everything else halts and they get our full attention 🐬🥰 #dolphin #dolphins #sailing #ocean #magical

This is a bit brand adjacent but not when you really understand our aim. The audio has been removed to isolate the beauty to a visual experience. Wish you could add your own soundtracks and reshare to enjoy the different perspectives. Hope you enjoy the scenery!

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Changing gaskets and packings on our sea water pump. We have a Yanmar 2QM20, 22 hp engine. ----- s/y Vindil Mozzarella Laurin 32 mk III Built in Sweden - 1977 Music and sound by Carl Lindblad Noforeignland: https://www.noforeignland.com/boat/6755394716177778

We’re back with part two of Behind the Sail! This time, Lara Dallman-Weiss shares some of her most unforgettable moments from life on the water. ⛵ From once-in-a-lifetime moments to dream sailing companions, Sailors for the Sea Ambassador, US Sailing Team athlete, and 2x Olympian Lara gives us a glimpse into what keeps her inspired and connected to the sea. What’s been your most memorable moment on the water? Let us know below—and learn more about Lara: https://bit.ly/43xO8en #BehindTheSail #LaraDallmanWeiss #WomenWhoSail

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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).

Join us as Dr Glen Burns, senior marine biologist and Master Reef Guide takes us for a snorkel at Quicksilver’s Agincourt Reef pontoon site. Dr Glen has worked on the Great Barrier Reef for about 40 years and people sometimes ask him, "So, how is the Reef looking these days?” As he explains, Agincourt Reef is looking awesome! Located right on the edge of Australia’s Continental Shelf, one of the reasons is very good water quality here. The water quality is excellent which promotes rich coral cover and the best fish diversity. Let’s dive in with Dr Glen! Filmed 28 August 2025 at Agincourt Reef 3. Vision thanks to Indepth Video & Photography.

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Support our journey and get extra content: www.patreon.com/redseas ⸻ 🌊 Sailing Into the Unknown | Discovering the World’s Most Mysterious Island Nation [Ep189] It might seem impossible to get lost in today’s world of GPS and Google Earth… but the Pacific Ocean still holds secrets. After leaving the wild breakers of Beveridge Reef, we set sail across open water, battling unpredictable winds, zero visibility, and an arrival deadline we cannot miss. Our destination? A place so controversial that some countries deny it even exists. With towering cliffs, hidden caves, no safe anchorages, and a one-of-a-kind system for hauling dinghies out of the ocean, this remote island feels like another world. 🌴 Along the way, we share the challenges of passagemaking in rough seas, the generosity of locals, and the incredible “cruiser mail” network that connects sailors across oceans. From organic honey gifts to surprise spear guns, life out here is anything but ordinary. If you love sailing adventures, remote travel, and exploring places few have ever been, this episode is for you. ⸻ ⏱ Timestamps 00:00 Is this even possible? 00:58 Escaping Beveridge Reef 05:21 Sailing into heavy seas 09:36 Land Ho! 11:06 Arrival at the cliffs of Niue 12:30 First time for everything (dinghy crane) 17:37 Local kindness 19:21 New speargun ⸻ ✅ Don’t forget to subscribe for more ocean adventures and remote island discoveries. 💬 Drop a comment: Would you sail to a place most countries don’t even recognize? 👍 Like the video if you love real adventure, not just travel guides. #SailingAdventure #RemoteTravel #Niue #SailingPacific #OffTheBeatenPath - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 🙌🏻 Support us 🙌🏻 PATREON: www.patreon.com/redseas TIPJAR: www.tpjr.us/redseas NEW MERCH STORE: www.red-seas.com/shop For more information about Zora, check out www.iNav4U.com DISCOUNT CODE: REDSEAS See version 1 (Wayfinder) in action here: https://youtu.be/jQanLnmrHBw 💬 Follow us on social media 💬 FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/realredseas INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/realredseas 🎵 Music 🎵 All tracks can be found at Epidemic Sound. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 📖 Our Story 📖 We're Iain and Brioni [The Reds] a couple of redheaded Scots who sold everything we own and moved halfway round the world to buy a boat that we could call home. We have a habit of finding ourselves in the most unusual circumstances, but that’s what makes life interesting! We live in search of the most remote places to live and sail so hit subscribe and join us on this adventure! 🗺️ Track 🗺️ https://www.noforeignland.com/boat/red-seas/journey?find=0&sid=6132493533052928&tc=1679925060879ieours

This video marks the end of my sailing season. I visit Vonitsa before heading into a marina in Preveza where the boat will rest for the winter. Looking back, it has been an incredible journey of 2,340 nautical miles, starting just outside Venice, sailing down the entire Croatian coast, back into Italy, and finally into Greece, heading past Corfu to end in Preveza. Every mile was powered by the sun, without plugging in once. It has been a season of challenges, quiet passages, and unforgettable places, and I am already looking forward to what comes next. #boatlife #electricboat #liveaboard #solarsailing

This week we set sail from Milos toward the Peloponnese, facing one of the most notorious passages in Greek waters: Cape Malea, also known as the “Devil’s Cape.” For centuries, Cape Malea has been feared by sailors. The cape juts out into the Aegean where currents, swells, and shifting winds collide, often turning calm seas into chaos. Ancient mariners dreaded this headland so much that it became part of legend. Homer himself mentioned Cape Malea in the Odyssey—it was here that Odysseus was blown far off course, beginning his long and fateful wanderings. Even today, locals say: “When you round Malea, forget your home.” On our passage, the cape lived up to its name. Winds funneled around the rocky headland, accelerating in violent gusts that tested both our sails and our nerves. Yet once past the Devil’s Cape, the seas eased and we continued on a smoother course toward Kalamata, grateful for both the challenge and the reward. IN THIS EPISODE: – Departing Milos with strong Meltemi winds at our back – Sailing around Cape Malea, one of the most feared headlands in Greece – Historical insights into why the “Devil’s Cape” is legendary among sailors – Arriving safely in Kalamata, gateway to the southern Peloponnese – Reflections on why ancient wisdom about this passage still rings true today FOLLOW OUR JOURNEY: Instagram Sailing & Tech: @sailing_svgoat Instagram Lifestyle: @nobodysride Facebook: Sailing SV GOAT TAGS: #SailingSVGOAT #CapeMalea #DevilsCape #SailingGreece #GreekIslands #Peloponnese #SailingLife #Odyssey #StormSailing #SailingAdventure #BluewaterSailing #GreekMythology

The 2021 Princess S62 Regent showcases the very best of the Princess S-Class—sleek styling, advanced technology, and superior British craftsmanship. Powered by MAN 1,200s and stabilized by a Seakeeper 9, she delivers an incredibly smooth and comfortable ride at any speed. Meticulously maintained with all services current, including the 1,000-hour service, Regent is truly turn-key and ready for her next owner to enjoy uncompromising luxury on the water. Contact HMY Yacht Sales Professional Trey Bohn (@bohnvoyage_yachts) for details: 📱: (202) 230-6295 📥: Tbohn@hmy.com Listing: https://www.hmy.com/yachts-for-sale/princess-s62-2021-regent-9908702 [9908702] HMY.com: https://www.hmy.com/ Yachts for sale: https://www.hmy.com/yachts-for-sale/ Sell Your Yacht: https://www.hmy.com/sell-your-yacht/ Our social media handles: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HMYYachtSales/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hmyyachts/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/560708/ Website: https://www.hmy.com/

Uma regata tradicional da classe de veleiros Marreco 16' A classe mais animada da represa de Guarapiranga - SP Esta etapa vale pontos para a sexta etapa do Circuito Classe Marreco 2025 Esta etapa também vale pontos para a quarta etapa da Taça Mario Buckup e Campeonato Paulista Classe Marreco 2025 ADESSO terminou em 2º Lugar Depois da Regata fomos para Yacht Club Itaupu para confraternização e premiação 11 barcos participaram desta regata * Veleiro ZIG ZAG chegou em 2º - DSQ * Veleiro LAS VEGAS - DNF Realização: Classe Marreco Yacht Club Itaupu Apoio: AX Social Media BK Sails Velaria Clean Brindes D'Léo Náutica Despachante Dronize Captura de Imagens Com Drone Genôa Chopp Kaluanã Escola de Vela Marina Sailing Center Piacatech Tecnologia Real Adega & Emporium Rede Náutica Habilitações Yacht Club Itaupu Mais sobre o evento em: https://classemarreco.com.br/classe-marreco/ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGt243WbrOa4l6PI5E-G-x0eDn4oPEBI_ 00:00:00 - Introdução 00:00:35- Classe Marreco Adota Rádio VHF 00:00:40- Canal Marreco #68 VHF 156.425MHz 00:02:07 - 5 Minutos para a Largada 00:02:38 - 4 Minutos para a Largada 00:02:51 - 1 Minuto para a Largada 00:03:50 - Largada 00:04:00 - 1a Perna do Percurso ~ 6Km 00:25:38 - Montando a 1a boia 00:25:48 - 2a Perna do Percurso ~ 3Km 00:26:57 - Confusão na subida do balão 00:27:07 - 2a Perna do Percurso ~ 3Km 00:29:24 - 1a Atravessada do Balão 00:29:34 - 2a Perna do Percurso ~ 3Km 00:30:45 - 2a Atravessada do Balão 00:30:55 - 2a Perna do Percurso ~ 3Km 00:35:47 - Montando a 2a boia 00:35:57 - Demoramos muito para montar a 2a boia 00:36:06 - Veleiro FORGADA alcançou a gente 00:36:16 - 3a Perna do Percurso ~ 5Km 00:40:03 - Passamos veleiro FORGADA na reta final 00:40:13 - 3a Perna do Percurso ~ 5Km 00:42:13 - Cruzando a linha de chegada - 3o Lugar 00:42:23 - 3a Perna do Percurso ~ 5Km 00:42:40 - * Ficamos em 2o após DSQ do ZIGZAG 00:42:56 - Créditos