Manly Marina's have changed a lot since I was there last in 1987

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Don’t take the starfish out girl! OMG please read about it, you’re killing them if you do that. :( very disappointing.

Jeff Bezos yacht Koru is a Maori name from Aotearoa New Zealand meaning unfurling leaf the silver fern. It also symbolises growth strength and peace

C’est long comme bateau?

Thanks for the video from Nice and Éze and this one from Villefranche Sur Mer. The view from the old castle on Mont Boron is the best over the bay. I have more tips for hidden villages that are real gems around the area. I often take my car or bike to Villefranche for lunch on my fauvorite little restaurant on the square. I live in Nice during the winter since 2019 and the town has so much more to offer than just being a tourist spot. If you come back to visit, do not miss Roquebrune just above Monaco and also a couple of small villages above Menton, Gorbio and Saint Jeannet. Further up from the well known tourist trap of Saint Paul de Vence you will find Tourettes Sur Loup and Gourdon perched up on a cliff with a view to die for over the whole eastern Riviera. I still find new hidden gems as I get to know people down there. The French riviera is my place to be in Europe in the winter. Mild weather, few tourists, excellent food and culture and beautiful architecture. Expensive, yes, but as long as I can afford it, I will stay....

Fair play, but didn't look like you sailed anywhere near Antarctica

I have seen that rolling hitch great idea

you should see how the French park their cars. Always without a gear engaged. So that they can push the car in front or behind away if it gets too tight... haha...

Wondering about the draught? What keel does it have ... thoughts on the standard vs shallow? Is 800 kg more weight ok for 0.5 m less draught?

Did you anchor the boat when you swam to shore?

Gotham city. changes to get mugged are very high. it happened to me and the police wasn't helpful at all. the city looks like a ghetto

2.5 times the scope on the anchor knowing that 20+ knots of wind are coming? Wow... you should go to and learn anchoring basics. At least 5-6 times of scope, ie. 60 m would be the absolute minimum to avoid dragging in the sandy bottom.

I think you should set sail for Australia with that bad boy! I am more of a cat guy, but that is a great boat. Sure, you need a better dodger for the helms, but that is a modification that could be made.

I’m on my last day in Nice and wondering what to do. I hadn’t heard of the catacombs, so I think I’ll try to find them.

Which bakery did you visit?

Which marina were you in?

LVMH group is shit and so is Luxotica...taking money from the stupid people who have to have something.

daaam 1mil. usd

Wow nice 👍

Thx for all the information! 🙏Two Questions: In which month were you in Corfu? (Cause the beaches are so empty but the wheather looks great). And do you missed to tag the abandoned house in maps? Would be nice to know the Location 😅 thx again for your content! I decided to go to corfu next month because of this!🌊

That boat belongs to Adrian Portelli

So great amazing

Why don't you just read the navigation rules instead of traveling like a dumb? There are many places that are forbidden to navigation and/or mooring.

How do we get underground please?

How do this solo sailors handle not sleeping? Sure, you can do it for awhile but you can only burn both ends of a candle for so long. When people are fatigued they can make some horrible mistakes. I am gathering mistakes for a solo sailor in the middle of the ocean could be very bad.

Come on, this is no biggie at all. Happens to all of us now and then.

sail boat with no sails

While the trail renovations are really well done, I do wish the older path would have also been maintained as a via ferrata. It's a great location for it and there are many people who could traverse it safely. Personally, I'd love to be able to hike the path, then use the old path as a means of returning to the start. Thanks for the video.

That's not sailing.... just motoring in some wind....😂

I enjoy all the videos but it seems that every time they pull into port somewhere and Kristina and John leave the boat, Kelly’s always stuck behind or if they do go in town it always seems like they ditch her.

Wow what a great adventure! It always puts a smile on my face when I hit refresh on your You Tube Channel web page and you have a new episode posted. This was such an awesome series of videos, very well crafted with engaging storytelling, and what an amazing ship to film them on. Well done guys!

Secondly, the jib sheet being over ridden doesn’t prevent you from dropping the sail. You could’ve always just lowered the jib halyard instead of rolling it in. So yeah not the drama you describe. Cmon you don’t need to exaggerate the situations.

Hey, why do you say you’re sailing at the beginning of the video when you’re actually motoring? So annoying. You should only say you’re sailing if you have sails hoisted and the engine off. Thank you!

Who cares....I'd love to be on holiday forever.... trouble is I'm skint and you ain't 😂. Safe sailing people 👍. And don't forget my post card.

Very good 👍

I have never seen chips and tartar on the same plate before 😂 🤢

Why do you still call, Him your boyfriend i

Those idiots should eat their golf balls instead of throwing them in the sea.

Amazing 😊

And yet, owning a 55ft Jeanneau means you are already rich. But not enough 😅

I heard that boat design is specifically made to go past 90 deg (a knockdown) - if it gets close to 70 deg it's meant to keep going, in fact designed to speed up the rollover so it bounces off the water. I know that sounds crazy, I thought so when a Naval Architect who designs similar "Volvo-type" race boats explained it to me. Apparently if you design the boat to be extremely unstable past 70 deg. you are also increasing the likelihood of it tipping back upright. Meaning: this ultra-instability is designed-in to the 70-100 deg rollover zone, so the slightest force pushing it upright again, ie when the rig hits the sea in knockdown, will send it back back upright again. Goes against all you think is sane and good. Imagine the sailor who has this explained to them and still hops in the boat, alone, to circumnavigate the entire southern ocean! I wonder what the diameter of those rudder posts is... lot of deflection I would have thought.... Same guy told me the boats have to chuck a drogue over the transom and not the bow if they lose steerage. Apparently over the bow the boat will just snake around like on a mooring ball in a hurricane. Love to hear from someone who knows if this is all bullshit.

What sailboat do you have? We might have to upgrade after seeing your videos!

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Pounding over those waves 🤪😮 New video out now 💦

30 hours is like almost a full work week in France so why are you moaning? Nah just messing that’s mental for a 15 minute video.

If we knew where you were going,, we could give you some local tips. Yes my wife comes from menton and we live close to cannes

Did you see the boat picking up the trash from the yachts

This is the first time i've seen so many boats in the channel

Po$h, rich kids & a boat…🤩🥳🫣 why isn’t my life like this??