Have you ever heard of the Italian Islands like Ischia, Procida or Ponza? - EP 62 Sailing Seatramp
Sailing Seatramp
We, Mario and Nina saved up, bought a boat, quit our jobs and said goodbye to life behind a desk. In May 2017 we left the safe harbor and started our new life on our Bavaria 46 Seatramp. We hope to take you with us from the comfort of your desk or arm chair to experience this journey with us through the videos we will create and our pictures we will share with you. We would be really happy when you give us some feedback about our videos to try to make them better.
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See us this week as we visit the beautiful Italian islands of Prodica, Ischia, Ventotene and Ponza in the Tyrrhenian Sea and find out why Nina doesn’t want to invite her friend Jarina anymore.
We had a lot of fun on the previously unknown islands and were able to improve our picture of Italy a bit, even if the weather was again not our best friend.
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And last but not least, big Thanks to Sascha Ende and his great music from https://filmmusic.io/
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