Blue Water Cruisingwas
shot entirely in the Caribbean on board 'Bambola' a Moody 36.
It
shows what living in a small boat and blue water cruising is really like.
The equipment you need to make the boat comfortable and safe.
If
you want to know the how, what and where of long distance cruising, particularly in the
Caribbean,
then this is the perfect guide.
Visits the Dominican Republic,
Martinique, Antigua, as well
as the main islands. It describes and demonstrates what sort of equipment
is useful in a live aboard cruising boat.
Details of how to contact HERB for Atlantic weather
and CARIBWX for Caribbean weather.
Approximatly 40 minutes duration
£15.50
The start of the dream is
BLUE WATER DESTINATIONS
- part one
An essential
planning aid for anyone thinking of sailing from the Caribbean to the
Pacific Ocean
This DVD covers the Panama Canal
transit as well as
the passage from Trinidad via 'Angel Falls' canoe visit in Venezuela,
the deserted nature reserve islands all the way to the ABC's - Aruba, Bonaire &
Curacao.
The passage to the Galapagos Islands with visits to all
the places yachts are allowed in this very special group of 'Darwin'
islands.
Then
3200 miles, landfall at the
Polynesian
island of FATU-HIVA. Sailing
North via the beautiful but isolated TAHUATA
to visit the graves of
PAUL
GAUGUIN and JACQUES Brel
–Wonderful ancient Polynesian tiki and Meae. From
UA-POUto the capital island of NUKU-HIVA with ComptrollersBay where
HERMAN MELVILLE (Moby Dick) landed as a young man from a whaling ship. The
very dangerous TuamotuIslands and a BLACK
EARL FARM.
Approximately 73 minutes
duration - £19.50
AT THE OTHER END OF
THE WORLD IS-
BLUE WATER DESTINATIONS
- part two
Sailing the
magical Pacific Ocean from Tahiti to Tonga and Fiji to Australia and the
far East
Anchored
in same Lagoons Bligh in 'Bounty' and Cook in the 'Endeavour' we explore
the magical Polynesian islands including –
Tahiti
.
The fascinating ceremony of the 'crowning of the kings son' performed by
Polynesian warriors. The island of
MOOREAand
cockfighting, Bora-Bora then on to the very special Cook Islands. In
TONGA Bambola sails into Vavau and visits TONGATAPU,
the burial sites and flying foxes. The culture shock of
FIJIwith its international hustle and bustle and kava markets.
- I was so excited and
proud to sail my own boat Sydney
harbour. Visit Bondi Beach and Kings Cross' thennorthwards,
to the lagoon of LADY
MUSGRAVE
ISLAND,
where 60 knot winds drive two yachts onto the reef. The
ensuing HELICOPTER RESCUE.
The WHITSUNDAY’S & NARA
INLET and the fishing town of BOWEN
with its murals.
COOK
TOWN and the islands of the GREAT BARRIER REEF
toDARWIN.
West Timor and into the myriad of
islands that is Indonesia - along the little visited north coast of
Flores visiting the villages where they fish from dug out canoes. To Rimini and Komodo home of the giant dragons. Bali and 1000 mile up across the
equator to Singapore. The Malacca straights with luxurious stops in Malaya
and it's tax free island. Into Thailand and the cruising live-aboard
centre of Phuket. Finally across the Indian ocean to Galle in Sri Lanka.