Planning and guiding dives from a yacht is not just about knowing where the dive sites are! The British Virgin Islands (BVI) are a haven for marine enthusiasts, offering a dazzling array of underwater wonders waiting to be explored. Embarking on a diving adventure from the comfort of a sailing yacht adds an extra layer…
Navigating the ups and downs of sailing the seven seas.
Sailing the seven seas is a dream woven with threads of romance and adventure, promising unparalleled beauty and serenity. The open ocean presents a canvas painted with the Milky Way’s brilliance, the dance of shooting stars, and the breathtaking spectacle of sunrises and sunsets, adorned with the elusive green flash. These moments, paired with encounters…
Navigating ethical animal interactions – are sharks and ray’s friend or foe?
The monsters, the myths, the legends of the ocean. Are sharks and ray’s the monsters most people believe them to be? Or are they really friendly though? Is it all just media hype and the occasional bad interaction. How do we navigate more ethical animal interactions? Tropical beaches beckon with more than just pristine sands…
The sustainability of sight.
In our quest for sustainability, every aspect of our daily lives comes under scrutiny, including our eye care practices. Although when you have bad eyesight it’s not a choice, so often you don’t think about choosing the most sustainable option. But can we be more considerate of the sustainability of sight in our choices? From…
An Underwater Mexican Adventure.
Scuba Diving in Cenotes, Snorkeling in Cozumel, and Exploring Isla Mujeres, an underwater mexican adventure. Embarking on a journey to Mexico is like stepping into a vibrant tapestry of culture, history, and natural wonders. On our recent trip, my younger brother, his girlfriend, and I decided to explore the Yucatan Peninsula, diving into the crystal-clear…
The evolution from whaling to whale tourism in the Azores Islands.
Nestled in the vast Atlantic Ocean, the Azores Islands have a captivating history, with the ocean being deeply intertwined with the people who have called the archipelago home for centuries. Whaling, once a vital industry in the Azores, left an indelible mark on their culture, economy, and identity. However, the decline in the whaling industry,…
Trek Divers Seychelles
Trek Divers Seychelles were wonderful. I visited La Digue Island in the Seychelles in October this year. The weather was beautiful and sunny and warm. The water was a decent temperature for scuba diving. The people were friendly and the Island was a real community, with bicycles to get around, lots of beaches with lots…
Conservation sailing holidays.
Have you ever been on a sailing holiday? Have you considered it before? What about a conservation sailing holiday? I have been working with my friend at Sailing Escapes luxury sailing holidays to put together some conservation based programme’s. Weeks where you follow a conservation focussed itinerary, while enjoying sailing through some of the worlds…
Keen on the Water logo and flags!
Keen on the Water got a logo and some flags made by Piggotts UK. The flags are made from 100% recycled plastics, made into fibers and woven into a burgee. The flag has a blue background with the moon in white and the logo in black print, with Keen on the Water written below in…
Zero Waste Living.
(This post contains affiliate links, but I would never share something or recommend products I am not personally passionate about.) Zero waste living is very much becoming the focus for a lot of people. It is a simple way in which we can reduce our environmental impact. A problem which comes with this is the…