#catamaran sailing

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Fiji Charter Catamaran QUIXOTIC - Catamaran Sailing Adventures in the Fi...

"QUIXOTIC" is a fast, capable, ocean-going sailing catamaran offering exhilarating sailing and luxurious accommodations at anchor.

[captainamorysailing]

Sailing and Diving with Hot Bikini Sailor Girl | Sail to the Bastimentos Island | S02 : EP25

Hey there, adventure seekers! If you're ready to embark on an unforgettable journey of sailing and diving with a hot bikini sailor girl, then you're in for a treat. Join me and Winnie when we set sail for the stunning Bastimentos Island, located in the enchanting Bocas del Toro, Panama.

In this exciting episode, I will introduce you to the charming Winnie, our hot bikini sailor girl, whom I met at a lively Sunday party at the floating bar. The energy and excitement of sailing with Winnie for the first time is incredible. Together, we navigate the crystal-clear waters on our sailboat, Shanti, as we make our way to the enchanting Bastimentos Island.

As we delve into the depths of the ocean, I go diving underwater to witness the mesmerizing marine life, from vibrant fishes to fellow scuba divers exploring the underwater wonders. The experience is nothing short of exhilarating, and every moment is filled with pure joy and adventure.

So, if you're ready to immerse yourself in the world of sailing, diving, and the irresistible allure of the sailor girl, Winnie, then this episode is tailor-made for you. Join us as we capture the essence of sailing and diving around the stunning Isla Bastimentos, and get ready to set sail and dive into the heart of this captivating journey.

[moneyisnobject]

Perini Navi's 'Art Explorer,'

Commissioned by Art Explora, it's the world's largest sailing catamaran, with a length of 46.5 meters, a width of 17.30 meters, and a 50-meter mast.

The flybridge will host virtual exhibitions, while the central part will house the gallery for the inaugural digital exhibition 'Icons' on women in the Mediterranean.

On the roof of the deckhouse, have been installed 65 square meters of solar panels, allowing an instantaneous production of 12 kW and a total energy accumulation of more than 200 kW each day.

The design is by Axel de Beaufort and Guillaume Verdier. 

[malbecmusings]

I know there are many practical advantages to a cat. They're great platforms to live on and explore the world on, but I can't imagine the sailing experience could ever rival that of a mono.

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[spiritofsailing]

AC45 ‘Groupama’

[sailingangel]

I'm so excited guys! 🤩

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Join me at https://unlockd.me/sailingangel

[ttaibhse]

it’s weird how i have done some pretty cool and interesting thing in my life but i basically forget/discount them immediately and go back to worrying that i never do anything cool or interesting. granted atm it has been a while lol but even so

[janameerman]

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I am thinking about initial d sailing au

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75-metre “MM751″ Catamaran Concept,

Malcolm Mckeon Yacht Design

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Guatemala to Honduras Sail | Way to the Bay Island of Utila | EP-12

Hey there, fellow adventurers! If you're a fan of sailing vlogs and adventure sea escapades, you're in for a treat. Join us on our adventurous journey from Guatemala to Honduras sail, on the way to the Bay Island of Utila.

We sailed out of Rio Dulce on our way to the Bay Island of Utila. Me & Iryna met in Guatamala on a chicken bus & it was an instant connection. We were meant to sail together on this part of the journey. Iryna saw her first Dolphins at Sea, and we met a magnificent sunset. And upon arrival, we faced an emergency. Shanti ran aground with our dodo head captain. Friendly people of Isla Utila came to the rescue. Thanks to the incredible kindness of the people of Isla Utila.

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Mai Tai experience 2024

Adventures of 60 somethings on board a catamaran.

On the 31st of January 2024, we became the proud owners of a Lagoon 400 2010 model, located in Opua New Zealand.

On the 27th of February, after a few family engagements, we flew to Auckland and drove 3 hours to Opua Marina, gathering some simple supplies on the way. I felt so cold and exhausted when we arrived that I nearly cried at the thought of living on this small, damp and smelly boat for the next 5 years. What had we done, we had a perfectly good life in a house. Why why why?

The next day was better.

28th February 2024, we sorted out a few things and organized a few others. Where to put clothes, towels, and did we have enough. Sheets were on board, but I threw most out as they were thin and barley reuseable. I started a list of things to but for us and the boat to be comfortable and livable for the next…..years?

So first trip in our hire car to Whangarei, (Pronounced Foneray) we found Spotlight, Countdown, Kmart and Bunnings. We loaded up and drove the 1 hour back to Opua.

1st March 2024: Next day we though we would take her for a spin and charge batteries and empty the black water tank, (the wee and poo tank). So we got out to open water and came into the bay of Russell. Lovely little spot but the anchor wouldn’t go down, so I suggested David just drive around and Ill cook breakfast/brunch.

So we did that and headed back to the marina. On our approach, on an outgoing tide, she was hard to handle. The birth spot was big enough for a catamaran but not big enough for us to park in with our limited experience and a tide that wanted to push us where we did not want to go. So I am running around the deck shouting directions to David. More like, “STOP, YOUR GOING TO HIT THE WHARF”. More things like, “Oh what the FUCK, we are going to crash”. Came out of my mouth on several occasions. We had the neighbours, folk from boats near us, on the dock along with the harbor master Shane. He was speaking calmly to David about pulling back and not so heavy on the power, but I don’t think he could hear him over my screaming, “We are going to crash.”

Yes we hit the dock and crushed our port side sugar scoop with an indent of about 25cm long and 10cm deep. Not too much damage to the boat but our self esteem was shattered, and I was a nervous wreck. One of our neighbours from a boat named Scallywag, was on the dock to console us. He had just had a similar experience and the tide pushed him into the bow spirt of another boat punching a hole in the side of his 50 ft catamaran…..Ouch.

2nd March 2024: Olly the previous owner came by and he sorted out the windlass, (anchor) not working problem. He said he cleaned up some loose wiring and maybe some got lost in the process and he unplugged the windlass. Not sure but he got it going and answered a lot of David's questions. We told him about our encounter with the dock and he said, “You know what they say, “You haven’t been around if you haven’t run aground”. I’m not sure if that made me feel better but, there you have it.

3rd March 2024: We gathered up our torn confidence and broken dreams decided we had to get back on the horse….so to speak. So out we went for another attempt at having fun on our new boat. This time we dropped the anchor in Russell, and I just put the kettle on when the afternoon storm that was expected at 1pm came early and interrupted our 10am brunch. So up came the anchor and we headed back to the marina. Before we even arrived my stress levels were off the chart. But we listened to Shane and came in on a slack tide and we managed to berth Mai Tai without incident. This was cause for celebration, so we had a shower and went into Paihia for dinner and a bottle of wine.

8th March 2024: Flew back to Sydney for my 60th birthday cruise on board Celebrity Edge to …..of all places, New Zealand. During this cruise we saw parts of the South Island and the sounds that were absolutely breath taking. The enormity of these places that we could now explore in our own boat! So we decided to skip the Rally to Fiji this year and explore New Zealand for 12 months. Plus we are not experienced enough in operating our boat yet. We need time and some nautical miles before we conquer open water.

[moneyisnobject]

Andy Waugh’s “Decadence”

[idknotgonnapost]

malcolm tucker mentioned on the radio today crazy stuff