Riders on the STORM! We're being chased up the Panamanian Coast | Sailing Zingaro Ep. 40
Come SAILING with Zingaro!!!! Go to https://sailingzingaro.com/ to see availability. Sailing Storm after Storm through the Doldrums to an uninhabited island off Panama. It’s challenging and we’re pushing the boat to its limits.
When we arrive, we run into the Navy! That interaction turned out very different from what we expected. We also go to Isla Coiba, and show you some AMAZING dive footage from there. Wow, what a beautiful place. This is the last Panama video, in the next episode we’re finally leaving for Costa Rica!!! Much love!
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00:27 Airtime – Barbartula
02:11 Desert Blues – Sven Karlsson
07:01 Palmas – Timothy Infinite
11:24 Bajou Moon – Marin Carl Berg
14:29 Rain Quail – Dust Follows
16:01 Chameleon Sunday – Arc de Soleil
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