UPFRONT
VACCINATION VACATION! With vaccines on the rollout, follow our handy tips to determine who you are and if you’ll be going on a Vaccination Vacation!
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If so, then you’re officially an anti-vaxxer and there’s no way anyone’s injecting that 5G network into your muscular bicep. Just stay isolated on your superyacht. Now that’s a plan!
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80 instead of 45 and you’ve pushed a few octogenarians out of the way, then you’ve truly embraced the vaccine and are ready to get back to life as we knew it.
been offshore for the past year (we’re jealous!) then you’d be forgiven but if you believe that Covid doesn’t exist then you’d better just stay in your hammock.
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DAN THE DENIER If you’ve buried your head in the sand on a tropical beach and have
VACCINE MAXINE If you’ve started faking your age the other way so you’re suddenly
CONSPIRACY COLIN There are many conspiracy theorists around so if you believe
that Covid was manufactured by big business pharmaceutical companies, then there’s a good chance that you’re a Conspiracy Colin. Best to go off-grid on your superyacht where no one can hear you scream!
ON THE FENCE FERNANDO Can’t make a decision? To jab or not to jab, that is the question? If you’re
sitting comfortably on the fence and don’t know what to do, you’ll have plenty of time to decide as this thing’s not going away, but then again, neither are you. Time to make a decision Fernando!
ANTI-VAX VERNON Are you a glass is half empty, they’re stealing my DNA-kinda guy?
MY FAVOURITE DESTINATION SWEDISH ARCHIPELAGO
CLIFFORD DENN Clifford Denn Design
The Swedish Archipelago, is an amazing location. As my mother is Swedish, I have been very fortunate in spending many summers sailing and vacationing there. The water is flat and the scenery is beautiful. As the Swedes never throw litter overboard, it is pristine everywhere you go. For overnight stops you can moor up anywhere you want (regardless of who owns the many islands), so long as you respect a certain distance to houses.
DRONE’S EYE VIEW
DJI FPV turns your aerial imagination into reality. With this immersive, intuitive and ready to fly system, get ready to go into the beyond.
My two brothers and I along with our cousins were in our teens the first time we went. We were allowed to sail one of the three identical boats we rented. Drinking and gambling made it difficult for me (as the keen sailer in charge) to get my crew to do anything useful. Memorable evenings were spent moored in the most stunning locations. I will never forget the tranquility occasionally disturbed by the laughter of Viking relatives.
39°15’0”N 14°23’24”E MARSILI SEAMOUNT VOLCANO
Marsili is a large, active submarine volcano in the southeastern central Tyrrhenian Sea, located about 175 kilometres south of Naples. Its peak and crater reach within 450 m beneath the water surface. It has the potential (and is likely) to erupt again.
GO GREEN
If you’re worried about the planet and our oceans, keep an eye on your footprint with these apps
Happy Cow Potentially reduce your carbon footprint by up to 70% by choosing
a meat free option. Just download the app, or use the website, and search your city, zip code or region. Happycow will return restaurants that are vegan, vegetarian or have veg-friendly options.
Oroeco To raise awareness about the impact of a single person on climate
change, global warming, and other consequential occurrences. The app tracks your carbon footprint, analyses every part of your life, from travelling to eating. Don’t forget caring is sharing.
Think Dirty Think Dirty can help you find eco- friendly cosmetics and beauty
products. The app helps you learn about potentially toxic ingredients in personal care and make_up products, so you can compare as you shop. Save the coral, save the fish and save the oceans.
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