I SAILED ELIXIR 15,000 MILES for THIS! (South Pacific Mission) ๐Ÿ๏ธ

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Welcome to another update from Elixir's voyage around the world!

We are currently sailing through the idyllic islands of Polynesia. In this video, we sail Elixir south through the Kingdom of Tonga, from the Vava'u group to the Ha'apai group.

On the way, we find some incredible freediving spots, as well as an empty (and very shallow) wave.

Cruising through the South Pacific on Elixir has always been a dream of mine, and now that it's happening, it feels unreal.

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