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In autumn we combine van and boat life, always staying self-sufficient thanks to our solar panels!

Von |2024-09-23T15:29:51+02:00September 23rd, 2024|Kategorien: all new, Sailing, Van|Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , |

Combination of boat life and van life ! Our new Van „Klaus“ and my Solar Panel in Bolgheri This time, we packed up „Klaus“, our trusty van, to take on Tuscany—half the trip sailing the seas, the other half cruising through vineyards and countryside, living our best van-lifer meets sailor dream! We arrived in Italy after a challenging drive through Austria's stormy, snow-covered mountains. Grateful we made it safely, and now it’s time to settle in for my very first night in the van. Excited to see what this new adventure has in store! First stop Bolgheri: Bolgheri, nestled along the stunning cypress-lined Allee, is a must-visit for wine lovers and nature enthusiasts alike. Famous for its prestigious modern wines like Sassicaia and Ornellaia, this Tuscan gem offers more than just a sip of fine wine. Three things you must do: stroll or bike down the iconic Cypress Avenue, visit the charming medieval village of Bolgheri, and indulge in a wine-tasting tour at one of its world-renowned vineyards. Check out our new Sunware RX Solar Panel - Solar to Go! We love living self-sufficient wherever we are! Just lay out, plug in, and you’re powered up – includes a plug-in charge controller!  Check out:https://de.sunware.solar/produkte/faltbare_solarmodule Cala Violina Beach, with its crystal-clear waters and pristine sands, is just a short and scenic bike ride away from our home port, the beautiful Marina di Scarlino. A perfect spot to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Tuscany's coastline! Tuscany is the heartbeat of culture, beauty, and the art of living! A little sailing trip to Elba island  Elba Island holds a special place in my heart, as I came here every summer when I was a young girl, creating unforgettable memories! 🌊 Here are 5 fun facts about this stunning Mediterranean haven: 1. [...]

Long distance sailing: Recognize your limits!

Von |2022-09-13T06:59:47+02:00September 13th, 2022|Kategorien: Sailing|Tags: , , , , , , |

What if ???? The problem with sailing is the more you learn about it, the more you realize all the ways the ocean is out to get you. When you are new to sailing and in the middle of the Ocean on a 48ft boat, there is a lot to be worried about. What if the weather changes or what if there is a storm? What if something goes wrong, what if we fall in, what if we hit a container or whale? I’m a fearful adventurer ! In everyday life, I tend to apply the rule that I can only worry about things that are in my control, the rest you sort of have to let go of. However, if I’m on a boat with my husband, we are 100% in control of how we react to any life or death situation. It’s called seamanship. I think the most important thing to remember is to recognize your limits and don’t do sailing routes that are beyond your comfort or experience. I knew I wanted to travel and grow as a person in ways I couldn’t do in the comfort of my home. Let’s start to worry less and let’s begin to appreciate more. The beauty of the sea, the energy of the waves, the miracle of seeing dolphins swim next to the boat and much more. Don’t let fear or my own self-limiting beliefs stop me from doing the things I want to do! With the love I feel for you, bello, I could lift up the world. 🐬🐬🐬🐬 What fears do you have about living on a boat and sailing around the world and how did you overcome them? Peaceful ⚓️ No pain, no gain… Daily News, check out!

Unterwegs mit Paolo Fanciulli! Sein nachhaltiges Mega-Projekt rettet die Küste der Maremma.

Von |2018-10-24T07:31:44+02:00Oktober 21st, 2018|Kategorien: Worldcruising|Tags: , , , |

Paolo, den Pionier der nachhaltigen Fischerei, kennen wir schon Jahrzehnte. Er konnte nicht mehr mit ansehen wie direkt vor der Küste illegale Schleppnetzfischer systematisch die Unterwasserfauna und -flora ruinierten. Er hat im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes Berge versetzt, genauer gesagt Betonblöcke, um sein geliebtes Meer vor Schleppnetzfischern zu schützen und sich dabei auch handfeste Morddrohungen eingehandelt. Dann kam ein Kunstprojekt hinzu: Inzwischen hat er schon 24 wunderbare Statuen direkt vor der Küste, vor der Bucht „Bagno delle Donne“ sowie in der Nähe des Leuchtturmes in etwa 6-8 m Tiefe ins Meer gelassen. Wir treffen uns zum Sonnenaufgang im Hafen von Talamone zum Einholen der Netze. "Es ist unglaublich, wie sich die Fischbestände seit der ersten Aktion im Jahr 2006 erholt haben. Mittlerweile treffen wir sogar wieder Unmengen von Delphinen, ein tolles Zeichen!" Paolos Casa dei Pesci könnte auch ein Pilotprojekt für Italiens Küsten oder gar ein weltweites Pilotprojekt sein. Wir werden ihm auf jeden Fall helfen, seinen Skulpturenunterwasserpark weiter zu verwirklichen. Ihr könnt mit ihm jederzeit rausfahren inklusive grandiosem Fischessen. Hier gibt es mehr Infos dazu: • Paolo Fanciulli • La Casa dei Pesci

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