A Pacific and Polynesian paradise. Ep 27 Hilma Sailing
Hilma Sailing
Oscar and Hilma: The Swedish duo who traded Stockholm for a 35,000 NM global odyssey aboard their Beneteau 411, documenting a project-defining run through the Pacific and Micronesia.
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