RIP CURRENT. Thailand. Phuket. 4K video. July 2016

[@Eric_W]

As you can see there is hardly ever white foam where the rip current is, nor is there much of a wave which is good to watch for since you can't see a rip current from the beach as well as you can from a birds eye view. It's amazing how far the rip current extends as well... one of the reason s they're so dangerous. If you happen to get caught in a rip current your best bet is to swim parallel with the shore until you get out of the rip current.

[@TrevorParkJones]

Love the footage, and the advice about rip tides!! I had a bit trouble with playback however, every 3 or 4 seconds the image would freeze and then continue for another 3 or 4 seconds and then freeze again. I'm not sure if this is an issue in my end or not, it could be my computer doesn't handle ultra high definition well. I just thought I would mention it in case there was a possibility it was something to do with the upload process. Thanks for the awesome aerial footage as always!!!

[@TrueresortNet]

+Trevor Park Jones , 4k video is ultra big size , test you internet speed in speedtest.net , for comfortable playing 4k video , you internet speed mast be higher than 10 mb/s .

[@TrevorParkJones]

Thanks, I'll look into that!!

[@FreemanFromSteppe]

I had a trouble with rip current in Thailand. It's really dangerous. I was saved by man from Germany. Thanks God, I am alive!

[@peterbeckovsky6629]

Why thanks God and not thanks the man from Germany ? 😂😂

[@МилаС-г2щ]

@@peterbeckovsky6629 😅🤣

[@beeyonce5103]

thanks a ton

[@qaj4j58fgs6]

Simple... Don't go into the ocean...