Enfin de retour sur l'eau ! Et c'est parti pour les Caraïbes ! Voici Grenade et Carriacou, où nous découvrons une flore impressionnante, des odeurs d'épices flottent dans l'air chaud et humide, et la couleur verte est omniprésente. On loue un scooter pour faire le tour de l'île : découvrez les secrets de fabrication du rhum, des paysages grandioses, des chutes d'eau, des sculptures sous-marines, et la maison du chocolat : un arrêt obligatoire pour des belges ! En quelques heures de navigation, nous sommes à Carriacou : depuis notre bateau on aperçoit déjà les dégâts de l'ouragan Béryl : les arbres, bien qu'en train de repousser, sont très abimés, beaucoup de maisons sont encore recouvertes de bâches bleues ; signe que les toitures se sont envolées ... Mais l'île reste sublime et ses plages de rêves, où le bleu turquoise contraste avec le sable blond, nous invite à la baignade. Nous découvrons que, malheureusement, l'ouragan a aussi détruit beaucoup de fonds marins ... Enfin, notre capitaine vous explique comment ancrer en toute sécurité avec l'aide du radar.

Bei der Überführung einer Hanse 575 von Greifswald / Deutschland nach Lefkada / Griechenland (3200 Seemeilen) wurde unsere Yacht von Orcas angegriffen. Die Forschung und Wissenschaft nennen diese Angriffe „Orca-Interaktionen“. Die einen vermuten einen Spieltrieb der Tiere, die anderen vermuten anderes für das Verhalten der Tiere. Wie dem auch sei: für uns war es ein Angriff auf unsere Ruderblätter.Die gesamte Überführung seht ihr demnächst auf diesem Kanal.

I'm so glad we're done with the bulk of the hull repairs on the main hull of our F-27 "Desperado," but there's still a TON of work to do. We've got a BIG update for you guys soon. Stay tuned. What do you think? Leave a comment below. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Not-A-Broker Consulting: https://www.patreon.com/notabrokerconsulting Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/learningthelines/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/learningthelines/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Learning the Lines is a channel about us, an average couple in our 20's, with big dreams to be sailing the world by the time we're in our 30's. We're not afraid to jump into anything, put in the work, and learn as we go. We started out with Somnium, an O'day 272, moved onto Freebie, an Endeavour 32, and now are focusing on sailboat tours and working full time as teachers while we save up for our next boat.

Welcome aboard!In this video, we take you on an exclusive journey through Marina di Portosole, one of the most prestigious marinas on the Mediterranean Riviera. From your arrival by boat and effortless docking, to top-tier technical assistance and boat maintenance, we’ll show you what makes Portosole truly special. With berths for yachts up to 90 m, 24/7 mooring support, services at your fingertips and vibrant spots ashore — this isn’t just a marina, it’s a full-on seaside lifestyle. Think of it as a tiny floating city where your boat gets everything it needs, and you get the best of Sanremo’s charm — from chic promenade strolls to sea views you’ll never forget. Ready for the full adventure?Don’t miss the full video on our YouTube channel! @portosolesanremo @baccidelbuono . #MarinaPortosole #Sanremo #RivieraLife #BoatShow #MediterraneanMarina #BoatingLife #YachtLife #Liguria #SeaAdventures

Ein junges australisches Paar bezwingt die legendäre Nordwestpassage mit seiner betagten Holzyacht. Ihre einzigen Begleiter in der atemberaubenden Natur Grönlands und Nordkanadas sind Orcas, Delfine und Eisbären. Mal müssen sie – wie vor Grönland – einen schweren Sturm überstehen, mal segeln sie auf spiegelglattem Wasser zwischen gigantischen Eisbergen hindurch. Ein Abenteuertrip durch eine der faszinierendsten Gegenden der Welt. Teil 3 gibt es hier: http://www.yacht.de/yacht_tv/reportage/auf-9-metern-durch-die-nordwestpassage/a97345.html

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Up to this point, we’ve focused on planning and interpretation. But once you’re actually offshore, your job as Captain changes. It moves from "making a plan" to monitoring the outside world and catching problems before they start. In this fourth video of our 5-part series, we’re looking at the tools that give you a bird's-eye view of your surroundings—even when you’re hundreds of miles from the nearest coast. We dive deep into Satellite AIS (Over the Horizon AIS), explaining how individual sailors now have access to global shipping data that used to be locked behind corporate paywalls. This isn't just about collision avoidance; it’s about strategic awareness and replacing surprise with a plan. 📘 GET THE BOOK & SAVE $100 This entire masterclass is a companion to my book "Be The Captain." Every reader gets a 20% discount on PredictWind Standard or Pro subscriptions, which can save you up to $100. 👉 Grab your copy and the discount here: https://bethecaptain.com/ ⚓️ WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN VIDEO #4: We are moving from weather models into real-time safety and awareness tools. This session covers: Awareness vs. Automation: Why tools like AIS don’t make you safe, but they do buy you the most precious resource offshore: Time. Satellite AIS (Over the Horizon): How PredictWind uses low-earth orbit satellites to show you ship traffic 300+ miles away, long before your onboard VHF antenna can see them. Strategic Planning: Using AIS to anticipate major shipping lanes days in advance so you can adjust your crossing for daylight. Bandwidth Management: How the offshore app filters global data into a "slice" that won't overwhelm your satellite connection. Proactive Alerts: Setting thresholds for wind, waves, and extreme weather before you’re too tired to think clearly. Community Knowledge: How to use experience sharing for anchoring and local quirks without treating it as "official authority." 📽️ THE PREDICTWIND MASTERCLASS SERIES Video 1: The Foundation & Setup Video 2: Weather Routing & Interpretation Video 3: Power Routing for Comfort Video 4: Safety, AIS & Extra Features (You are here) Video 5: The Offshore App & Starlink Integration Video Chapters 00:00 Planning vs. Real-Time Safety Tools 00:41 The Captain's Real Job: Awareness vs. Automation 01:02 What is AIS? (Automatic Identification System) 01:38 Satellite AIS: Over the Horizon Awareness 02:56 Strategic Awareness vs. Collision Avoidance 03:59 How PredictWind Manages Data & Bandwidth 04:51 Integrating Satellite AIS with Your Chartplotter 05:56 Setting Proactive Alerts for Wind and Waves 06:32 Community Knowledge: Experience vs. Authority 07:08 Reducing Surprise: The Key to Calm Seamanship 07:41 Conclusion & Video 5 Teaser #Sailing #PredictWind #AIS #SatelliteAIS #OffshoreSailing #BeTheCaptain #Seamanship #BoatSafety #MarineSafety #SailingZingaro #VesselTraffic

Der Ketten-Trick den kaum ein Skipper kennt! Ich zeige Dir in diesem Video einen entscheidenden Praxis-Trick beim Kettegeben, den ich selbst erst nach vielen Jahren Erfahrung konsequent umgesetzt habe und mein Ankermanöver komplett verändert hat. In diesem Video erfährst Du unter anderem: • das Geheimnis wie du richtig Kette gibst • wie Dir der Wind hilft, die Kette sauber auszurichten • wie Du den Anker kontrolliert eingräbst • wie Du einen sinnvollen Belastungstest durchführst • weshalb die Taucherbrille Pflicht sein sollte • wie Kettenwinkel und Untergrund die Haltekraft beeinflussen • was bei abfallendem Grund (z. B. vulkanische Reviere) kritisch wird • warum Ankern kein statischer Zustand ist • und wie Du den Anker gezielt entlasten kannst Ein sauber gesetzter Anker bedeutet ruhige Nächte. Ein schlecht gesetzter Anker bedeutet Stress, Schäden und im Charterfall volle Verantwortung. Wir ankern nicht einfach. Wir sichern unser Zuhause für die Nacht. Wenn Du sicher liegen willst schau Dir dieses Video unbedingt an. Was stresst Dich beim Ankern am meisten? Viel Spaß mit unserem neuen Video!

This week in Newfoundland, Steve and Carter finish their Baker’s Brook Pond recon with one more attempt to cross the ice and reach the big climbing terrain they came to scout. After backing off the previous day due to warming temperatures, they return with colder conditions, a better plan, and a clear strategy for managing the risks of crossing a frozen pond in the backcountry. They test ice thickness, spread out their weight on skis, rig ropes and backup systems, and work through the real decision-making that goes into moving safely across uncertain terrain. After exploring the far side of the fjord and confirming what’s worth coming back for, they return to Arabella to find a few new winter problems waiting at the dock. Back aboard the boat, Steve tracks down an electrical short that knocked out the bubbler, then tackles another liveaboard winter issue: Akiva’s dog hair clogging the electric heaters. From frozen ponds and backcountry route finding to troubleshooting life aboard in a Newfoundland winter, this episode is all about solving problems as they come. -------------------------- Episode #380 Sign up for our email newsletter: http://eepurl.com/hn3Qyv Acorn to Arabella started as a wooden boat building project in Granby, Massachusetts. Steve began the journey as an amateur wooden boat builder crafting a 38' wooden sailboat in his backyard: designer William Atkin's Ingrid with a Stormy Petrel's gaff rig. These videos follow the journey from tree felling, to lumber milling, to lofting, to the lead keel pour and now sailing the boat—sharing details of the woodworking, carpentry, metal smithing, tool building, and tool maintenance that traditional wooden boats command. This ultimate DIY project continues beyond the boat shop, as Steve and crew travel and learn to cruise aboard the handmade wooden boat that they've built. Just kidding about all that, this channel is about a Siberian Laika named Akiva. -------------------------- If you are interested in supporting/helping here are a few ways: https://www.acorntoarabella.com/how-to-help Acorn to Arabella's wishlist: https://www.acorntoarabella.com/wishlistpriority TotalBoat supports A2A! Please consider using our Total Boat referral code. Click here, then shop: https://www.totalboat.com/acorntoarabella They'll kick 10% our way! To offer recurring support via Patreon, CLICK BELOW. Just $5 a month gets you an invite to our monthly patron-only livestream Q&A sessions! https://www.patreon.com/acorntoarabella Original Soundtrack available at benfundis.bandcamp.com FOLLOW US: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/acorntoarabella Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acorntoarabella/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/acorntoarabella Website: http://www.acorntoarabella.com

Here you have it. All of the reported catamaran sales from soldboats.com If you have any questions on any of the boats please don't hesitate to reach out, or if you'd like a custom market report for a specific make and model let me know. For the graphs check out the link below: https://catamarancentral.com/allreportedcatamaransales2022q2/ For the full raw data check out the link below: https://catamarancentral.com/signupforallreportedsales2022quarter2/ Looking forward to hearing from you. Wiley Sharp +1 561 613 8985 Wiley@CatamaranCentral.com www.CatamaranCentral.com

Let's take an in depth look at how the marine diesel raw water system works on board your boat! A basic, very very critical system that requires attention from time to time! If you understand this system, maintenance and diagnostics become easier!

Here is the second and last part of the full walkthrough of Tessie. Hope you enjoy the tour! When you read this Im already on my way sailing to Fair Isle only using compass! You can check my tracking on my website: www.nbjs.no Safety equipment video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_TBxv0KxmA&t=1442s WATCHIT smart collition prevention system: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuyLQFbI7ak&t=160s T-shirts and merch inside EU: https://shop.spreadshirt.no/nbjs-factory US and everywhere else: https://shop.spreadshirt.com/nbjs-factory-usa/ Order a NBJS burgee here: https://nbjs.no/nbjs-burgees/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nobullshitjustsailing Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erikaanderaa/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/erikaanderaa PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/erikaanderaa My website: https://nbjs.no/

The traditional Invitation Race got the JJ Giltinan 18ft Skiff World Championship 2026, presented by The Winning Group, under way in a 8-10 knot SE breeze on Sydney Harbour today and produced an absorbing contest which wasn’t decided until the final one hundred metres of the long South-East course. At the finish, it was the Australian champion Balmain team of Henry Larkings, Tom Grimes and Lachlan Pryor who won the day narrowly from a ‘gutsy’ Smeg team of Ash Rooklyn, Josh Porebski and Niall Morrow, which had led for almost the entire race. Defending champion Yandoo (John Winning Jr, Fang Warren and Lewis Brake) finished in third place, ahead of Shaw and Partners Financial Services (Keagan York), Vaikobi (Kirk Mitchell) and Brisbane’s GC Sails (Scott Cunningham). The battle between Balmain and Smeg was a brilliant way to start the carnival as the pair raced the entire course in the top two positions with the margin between them at just two rounding marks extending beyond 20 secs. A majority of the fleet went to the RHS of Shark Island on the beat from the start in Taylors Bay to the weather mark in Rose Bay where Balmain led narrowly from Smeg, Queensland’s Big Foot Bags & Covers (Dave Hayter), Shaw and Partners Financial Services NZ (Eli Liefting), Shaw and Partners (Aust), Yandoo, Lazarus Capital Partners (Tom Cunich), Club Marine (Emma Rankin), Vaikobi and GC Sails. In a spectacular spinnaker run across the harbour to Robertson Point the two leaders extended their break over the rest of the fleet as Smeg rounded the mark just 8s ahead of Balmain. Shaw and Partners (Aust) was 50s back in third place ahead of Yandoo and Shaw and Partners (NZ). GC Sails was next with Vaikobi, Sixt (Jacob Marks) and Fisher & Paykel (Brett Van Munster) close behind. A match race developed between the two leaders on the beat to Clark Island where Smeg led by 20s as spinnakers were set for the spinnaker run to Chowder Bay. Balmain was 55s ahead of Shaw and Partners (Aust) with Yandoo 1m35s from the lead in fourth place. The margins between the first three boats was unchanged at Chowder but it was the beat across to Rose Bay where Smeg’s crew produced some brilliant sailing to increase the leading margin to 40s. On the following spinnaker run to Taylors Bay, Balmain and Yandoo both gained significant time on the leader and the race was back on with only 8s separating Smeg and Balmain as they headed back across the harbour to Rose Bay. Balmain took advantage of a slightly slower mark rounding by Smeg and crossed to grab a narrow lead but Smeg returned the favour on the next cross and took it back. Smeg then extendd the margin and once again Smeg’s lead got back out to 32. Balmain's downwind boat speed has been outstanding all season, particularly in lighter winds, and she reduced the margin back to just 3-4 boat lengths at Robertson Point as the pair headed for home near Clark Island. Smeg went to the right and Balmain to the left; when they came together near Clark Island Balmain had regained the lead once more and crossed the finish line with the narrow winning margin and plenty of confidence for the championship regatta, which begins tomorrow. The championship is expected to be one of the most closely contested JJs for several years. If today’s racing is any indication, we are in for a tremendous series which may come down to an overall decision as close as today’s race. Visit www.18footers.com for the very best in 18 foot skiff racing from Sydney Harbour and beyond

In this Sailing Helios episode, we cast off from Denia as thunderstorms rumble along the coast – not ideal sailing weather! We push on and find excellent shelter from the forecast strong winds tucked beside the dramatic Penyal d'Ifac (Peñón de Ifach), the iconic limestone rock in Calpe that towers 332 meters (over 1,000 feet) – as tall as the Empire State Building and dominating the Costa Blanca skyline. After waiting out the bad weather for a day (and enjoying the stunning views), we set sail south toward Alicante with the wind, waves, and current all pushing us along – finally some proper sailing! It's exhilarating to harness the breeze after the calm, but we're excited to arrive in Alicante for a few days of exploring the city and its sights. Stay tuned for the next episode, where we dive into Alicante adventures! If you're into Mediterranean sailing, storm tactics, or cruising the Spanish coast from Denia to Alicante, hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and ring the bell for more real-time sailing vlogs! Episode S03E46 Recorded: Early October 2025 Viewer-first. Ad-free. Supported by those who choose to. Become a member by clicking the "Join" button. https://www.youtube.com/@sailinghelios2023 Support Our Journey: 🔗 Check out www.sailinghelios.com for exclusive behind-the-scenes content 📸 Follow us on Instagram for updates: https://www.instagram.com/sailinghelios2023/ 📸 Follow us on Facebook for updates: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sailinghelios 📸 Follow us on Substack for updates: https://substack.com/@sailinghelios 4K Video Chapters: 00:00 Evening at Marina de Denia 01:12 Departure from Marina de Denia 04:55 Rounding Cap Marti in dramatic weather 08:14 The Rock of Ifach 13:17 Sail to Alicante 17:44 Arriving at Alicante 20:24 First Impressions of Alicante

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This week we head up into the Sawtooth mountains for a Camping trip flyfishing Hotsprings adventure. Our 4x4 truck camper trailer driven into the mountains of Idaho. Saquajewia Hotsprings and Metal detecting along with flyfishing.