Carlo Gobbetti had a childhood dream: To travel all over the world. With a quote by Saint Augustine in mind, “The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page”, he set off to read … Continued
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Vanuatu
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Vanuatu
Family Pacific Dream: What Does Life on Board Ganesha, a Lagoon 380, Look Like?Read post
New Caledonia
Family Pacific Dream: and We’re Under Way!Read post
Sweden
Sailing Through the Swedish Archipelago!Read post
Cyclades Islands, Greece
Unforgettable Expedition in the Cyclades’ ArchipelagoRead post
Saint-Brandon
Saint Brandon: a Turquoise Blue ParadiseRead post
Ibiza, Spain
The Best Destinations for Millennial SailorsRead post
Hvar, Croatia
The Best Destinations for Millennial SailorsRead post
Saint-Tropez, France
The Best Destinations for Millennial SailorsRead post
Lagos, Portugal
The Best Destinations for Millennial SailorsRead post
Helsinki, Finland
Helsinki, a Wonderful ArchipelagoRead post
Cannes, France
SEVENTY 8’s Logbook: The Atlantic CrossingRead post
Belize
Discover the Belize From the SeaRead post
Caribbean
An Appetizing Lagoon 450 in Caribbean SeaRead post
Sardinia
The North of Sardinia: The Secrets to Successful SailingRead post
Sicily, Italy
Licata: A Gateway To the Heart of SicilyRead post
Croatia
Sailing along the perl of Croatia: the Dalmatian coastRead post
Witsundays, Australia
Exploring the Whitsundays!Read post
Bordeaux, France
Delivery trip to the other side of the worldRead post
Catalina Island, USA
Sailing in the United States – Santa Catalina IslandRead post
Brittany, France
Sailing in France – The BrittanyRead post
Gloucester Island, Australia
Do you know the “Vice Commodores Rendezvous”?Read post
West Indies
A detour by the West IndiesRead post
Balearic Islands, Spain
A Lagoon 380 + an island!Read post
Tadoussac, Canada
Tadoussac – Montreal, the journey of the first explorersRead post
Vis Island, Croatia
Sailing in CroatiaRead post
Las Palmas, Canaries
Behind the scenes of a transatlantic crossingRead post
Scotland
Summer cruise in ScotlandRead post
Philippines
Moments of pure happinessRead post
Glorioso Islands
The Glorioso Islands and Alamandas boatRead post
New Zealand
Quiet anchorageRead post
Croatia
A dog’s lifeRead post
Japan
Japan ExpressRead post
French Polynesia
You said it’s warm?Read post
Ilha Grande, Brazil
Small corners of ParadiseRead post
Agadir, Morocco
Small corners of ParadiseRead post
Grenadines
N 12°35’37.067″ W 61°24’35.4198″Read post
Arcachon Basin, France
Now That We Finally Met, What Should I Do Next? (2)Read post
Les Sables-d'Olonne, France
Now That We Finally Met, What Should I Do Next?Read post
Sailors’ superstitions: The Flying Dutchman
20 September 2019 |
In the series of superstitions and beliefs, this legend has left its mark on many sailors around the world. This infamous boat has been sailing since the 17th century. She wanders between Cape Horn and Cape of Good Hope because … Continued
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Sailors’ superstitions: Animals who are “bearers of misfortune”
26 July 2019 |
Following the first article in our series on sailors’ superstitions, here is an article on the animal that brings the most misfortune on board a boat! The Rabbit is probably the greatest taboo of sailors. At sea, the use of … Continued
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Sailors’ superstitions: Baptism is obligatory!
14 June 2019 |
It was Aristotle who said “There are the living, the dead and those who go to the sea.” To put to sea and face its dangers, sailors protected themselves with legends, superstitions and rituals that today have become infamous. We … Continued
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