Living The Pacific Sailor‘s Dream In The Marquesas - Ep. 45 Thula Sailing

Arriving with your sailboat in a fairytale valley that could not be closer to paradise - this is no exaggeration for describing Nuku Hiva’s village Hakamai that is only accessible via foot or boat. Palm trees throw shadows into the calm water reflecting impressive mountain ridges, some of them 10 times as high as your mast, local villagers welcome you with fresh fruits out of their garden and teach you how to weave palm leafs and sharks perform a stunning show hunting fish around your anchored boat in pitch-black night.
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[@rimasmeleshyus9486]

What a beautiful place to be . Greetings from the garden island Kauai. 🏝 ⛵

[@heinvonderwerft5352]

Suuuper Aufnahmen. Die Gegend wirkt auf mich surreal, einfach eine fremde Welt

[@tfhmobil]

You go, and share, what others don’t. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@viplole]

Wunderschön

[@XenKoa]

Hey, Ihr seid zu beneiden ! Hier in der Weltstadt Quickborn strahlend grauer Himmel, 12°C und ich sitze vor dem Computer. Genießt Eure Zeit und Gruß aus der Heimat

[@ThulaSailing]

Wir schicken dir warme pazifische Sonnenstrahlen um die 🌍! Aber zum Trost: es regnet hier bereits seit 3 Tagen durch...die Zyklonensaison naht!

[@moabit]

It looks like your´re beiing in paradise. Beste Impressionen. Merci bien!

[@claudepiche2384]

Your video are always very nice, What can of ciné- camera do you use? You are a strong couple I really appreciate your trips

[@ThulaSailing]

Nice you enjoy! 🙂 We use a Sony RX 3 and a GoPro 7/8.

[@claudepiche2384]

@@ThulaSailing Tks for your quick respons. Did you recupred your drone?

[@ThulaSailing]

@@claudepiche2384 After the crash it did some funny moves but it's still working! :)

[@Sciolist]

What's German for gerrycan?

[@ThulaSailing]

Kanister

[@Sciolist]

@@ThulaSailing it was a joke

[@ThulaSailing]

😉 Quite a challenge not seeing a face 😄

[@gymcoachdon]

@@ThulaSailing During WWII, American soldiers called the Germans "gerry" or "jerry". We also liked your "kanister" better than our own, less prone to leaking due to formed walls not flexing. So, we now call them "Jerry cans", short for german canisters. Now you get the joke! :)

[@ThulaSailing]

🙂