May 26, 2016 at 10:29 am
What It’s Like to Sail Through 65 Ft Waves and 50 Mph Winds
The Royal New Zealand Navy’s “HMNZS Otago” sails through a storm in the Southern Ocean with 65 ft swells and 50 mph winds
The Royal New Zealand Navy’s “HMNZS Otago” sails through a storm in the Southern Ocean with 65 ft swells and 50 mph winds
The three shipwrecked boaters were stranded on the uninhabited island in the Pacific for three days
The giant anchor and constantly rolling chain destroyed what took nature thousands of years to create.
Watch the Norwegian cruise ship ‘Balmoral’ get cut in half and extended at the Blohm+Voss Shipyards.
The interesting rock formation was spotted off the coast of Corsica, a French island on the Mediterranean Sea.
Toby Smith produced this unreal timelapse from 78,500 photos showing the journey of the ‘Gunhilde Maersk’, from Ho-Chi Minh, Vietnam to Ningbo, China.
Watch this sailor weave his way through some incredibly tight (and rocky!) passages off the coast of Kragerø, Norway.
Sailors and Marines aboard the USS Iwo Jima participate in a swim call on 18 April 2015. During ‘swim calls’ sailor and marines get to take a casual dip in the sea while onlookers above keep an eye out for sharks and other undersea creatures.
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