UPFRONT THE ONBOARD
ICE BUCKET LIST 2022 Sometimes your New Year’s resolutions start to feel a bit repetitive… give up smoking, lose weight, don’t drink for January, blah blah blah. All they do is set you up for failure from day one of the New Year. This year we’re going to do things differently and set up our ice bucket list for the year, all the things you want to do, dreams you want to achieve so let’s get this started before someone kicks the (ice) bucket over!
SAIL ON A SUPERYACHT Have you ever dreamed of sailing aboard a superyacht, the biggest, most expensive yachts in the world, seeing the world’s oceans close up, swimming in secret anchorages, fishing for fresh fish, eating local lobster… oh, that’s right. You’ve done that one!
SWIM WITH MANTA RAYS Imagine swimming with gentle mantas as they curve around your body, their giant wings tickling you as they pass by silently in the azure blue water… check, done that one too, haven’t you?
WHALE WATCHING AT SUNSET Watch a pod of magical humpbacks feed at sunset as they breach and dive in the warm tropical waters of Mexico… hmm, ok tick that box too.
FREE DIVE IN CORSICA Dive to the depths of the crystal clear waters for a sense of complete freedom, frolic with dolphins, exhale slowly… done.
JETSKI IN MONACO Hold on, before we go any further…
Have you really done all these things? What kind of paradise is this? Is this really a job? How lucky are you?
With your ice bucket list completed it seems like you’re way ahead of the game. You’re living the dream in 2022. Happy New Year!
SEND STUFF
Need to send a bag or box, airlines charging too much, try these door-2- door apps
MY FAVOURITE DESTINATION LAKE GARDA, ITALY
JO PRIESTLY Superyacht Tenders & Toys
Breathtaking mountains, local wine, homemade pizza and plenty of watersports, the ultimate combination! Lake Garda is known around the world by watersport enthusiast for its consistent wind conditions. The Pelèr, the northerly morning wind, and Ora, the wind from the South, which usually starts after the Pelèr drops down ensures a full day on the water! The lake is always full of sailors, windsurfers, kitesurfers and much more.
SMART GLASSES
The latest audio eyewear is coming from Anker or, more specifically, its Soundcore sub- brand. Whether or not you like the concept, device manufacturers are banking on it to become a popular wearable in the coming years.
www.anker.com
PARCEL2GO Best for smaller and lighter parcels. Tagged as a UK centric company
you can send things anywhere. Handled by some of the world’s biggest courier companies, you get track and trace and they collect from your door and deliver to the destinations door - simple.
Aside from the sailing and watersports each local town around the lake has its own unique charm. Malcesine with its stunning castle overlooking the lake, Torbole full of mountain bikers and rock climbers and Campione which is a kitesufers haven. Moving away from the lake a little is the small town of Arco. The best kept secret is it houses some of the best restaurants and bars around. the lake but keep that to yourself!
5°31’20.7”N 73°26’36.0”E 5.8 UNDERSEA RESTAURANT
Opened in late 2016, 5.8 Undersea Restaurant is the world’s largest all-glass underwater
restaurant. Its name comes from the depth at which the restaurant sits - 5.8 metres (about 19 feet) below the surface. This huge
construction weighs 400 metric tonnes and is 90 square metres.
PACKLINK Great comparison site and linked to loads of online hosted shopping
sites like Shopify, eBay, Etsy etc. if you’re into buying and selling on the web and need an easy to use app for all your packages and parcels, then dive in to find the best rate.
SENDMYBAG The first and maybe still the best, started life helping students
send gear to their university. DHL heavy, but it works. Definitely cheaper than using an airline to take your bag. The three to four day services is about 32euros for a bag up to 30kg.
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