The content and cinematography of your videos have definitely matured - this is maybe the best one yet. You are tied with another couple for "Best Sailing Channel" on the internet.
Out of all the places you have been in the last 6 years Namibia has got to rank near the top! What an amazing place! Scary driving in that sand but totally worth it. It is truly a gift you give us with your videos and all I can say is thank you! Totally over the top good!
One of the best TH-cam sailing videos I’ve seen. The photography was brilliant and the music to set the mood was inspired. Many thanks for all your hard work and letting us landlubbers follow your adventure. All the best, Mike in Sheffield UK.
I don't know if you realize how much I, and I am sure others appreciate your videos. You take me to places I will never be able to get to. So from my house in northern New York state, a big thank you!
Matt and Amy, we are so glad our Southern African home brought you so much pleasure. We will soon be following you onto the decks of a yacht, and maybe we'll meet up somewhere :)
Hello from Alberta Canada. Just amazing video and photos really shows off the beauty of Namibia totally different than what we assume. The ease of access was also very impressive no wonder it's become so popular. I hope all of those visitors are acting responsibly by taking out everything they take in. Oh and the sound track this time was stellar used headphones this time excellent picks. Looking forward to your next posting. Thanks
Oh, I full-screened this and enjoyed the first-rate cinematography, the excellent drone work, the pans, the depths, the contrasts, the movement. You are brilliant at this. So glad you stopped in beautiful Namibia to give us a taste of its beauty and your craft. Bravo!
Haha, I was in Namibia 12 years ago and bought some famous apple pie from that bakery in Solitaire! Really want to go back to Namibia some day. Fantastic video, as usual!
Besides the smile on my face when I see a new vid from you guys, I click the full screen button. That's how much I enjoy your content !!! This is way beyond vlogging. As so many have already commented, the production value of this content is superb !!! In terms of natural wonder that nourishes my soul, the only thing I've seen that compares to a Namibian sunset, is a Namibian sunrise, and you captured it spectacularly!!! Thank you ... Thank you !!
The most dramatic, awe inspiring episode of not just this one but all of the sailing channels I have seen so far. Just utterly breathtaking. Words don't do this justice, really amazing footage and it kept getting better and better as the video progressed. Makes me and probably many more want to go there to see it first hand. Thank you for bringing us all along on this epic journey.
As someone from the Australian outback it’s great to see you finding beauty in an arid environment. Re 4WD, it’s not so much about speed as torque and traction. Engage 4WD before you need it and select the right gear to give you torque to get through. Automatic transmissions have made the second part much easier, but it’s still better to maintain a slower but steady speed that both gives momentum through the really soft bits and maintains control. If it’s really soft, lower your tyre pressures, but you need a means to re inflate as well.
Wow, amazing. Reminds me of travelling through the central Australian desert some years ago in spring, after some unusually significant rain had fallen. It was in places a desert of flowers stretching to the horizon, growing on bright red sand, like some bizarre surrealist garden. In another place leafless burnt black trees from a recent fire, like those in your video, in a rolling sea of bright green grass!Absolutely astounding landscapes! Mind blown.
You guys are in the 1% who said no to a 9-5 job, who took a gamble and headed out to live aboard your boat and travel the world. You might think its relatively normal as you're surrounded by like minded individuals but it's not. You are both doing something most people will never do. Truely, well done. You're an inspiration to people like me!
Wow, you two are spectacular filmmakers. Congrats on the 100k subscribers. With the quality of your films (these are better than regular videos) you should have 1 million subs in short order!
Your film making and editing is incredible and gets better with every post. This was like watching a Top Gear special! Thank you Matt and Any. Love you two. Xxx
You have always excelled in your vlogs, but this one stands out even among your other outstanding ones! I cannot imagine the work involved in producing something of this quality! Your musical scores are so varied and so fit the mood of the scenery! The narration is timely and timed and in time! I was really concerned that your delaying the dune hike would be spoiled the next day by lines of thunderstorms rolling through! (Just kidding!) On one of my trips around the US on my motorcycle a few years ago, I decided to go off road in New Mexico to see Chaco Canyon. I had bypassed it several times before because I was very hesitant to ride my touring street m/c on a dirt road. But I decided to do it anyway. It was 18 miles of open desert with rock canyons on both horizons. Wind had piled up the soft sand as it blew across the road. I went through very slowly at first but after a while realized it was only about an inch deep and over a washboarded hard pack. So I sped up to about 15 mph without a problem until I suddenly hit a patch that was 7" deep and I went down immediately! Because the sand offered no resistance to the tires sideways, I was unable to pivot my motorcycle back up. I had stripped all the removable items off of it to lighten the load, but it was still too heavy to lift the entire 500# myself without a pivot point. I had been on the road for about an hour and had passed NO ONE! I was down in the middle of the road for another hour and saw NO ONE! The gas kept leaking out of the tank and I was afraid I would not have enough to get me back to the road much less into Chaco Canyon and back out. I had done everything I knew to do without success. I sat down on my removed luggage on the side of the road and told the Lord that and asked for some help. I stood up and immediately saw a dust cloud coming from both directions at once. Two subcompact vehicles met at the same time right in front of me and 3 large Indian women got out and came over. As I tried to explain to them what I was asking them to do in steadying the bike and putting their feet at the edge of each wheel to allow it to pivot up while I squatted down and lifted from down under the engine on the down side. On the signal I lifted (and so did they by the handlebars and luggage rack!) and that bike jumped up to the vertical so fast I almost went over the top of the seat and landed on the other side on my head! As I was left trying to figure out what just happened, while trying to keep the bike upright as they all walked back to their cars and left without one word being said by them! I balanced the bike precariously in the sand while I tried to work my way around to the left side of the bike to get the kickstand down and keep the bike upright! In less than 30 seconds I had done that and secured the bike. I looked around and the cars were gone in opposite directions and there were no dust clouds in sight! Draw your own conclusions, but don't hesitate to ask the Lord for help when you've done all that you can do. Of course it's a little harder to get stuck in the soft sand in a 4x4!
Depending on where you guys are at the moment - YOU HAVE TO go do the inland quadbike tours. They are phenomenal and you get to see things that most people don't even know exist in the desert. Absolutely worthwhile..
You are showing-up the BBC, they do similar programmes but need a crew of half a dozen. Yours are in a similar quality bracket and there's just the two of you, and a drone! Brilliant.
Amazing footage, well done. We are living abroad and your tour through southern Africa with your experiences was just amazing for us to follow of our home country.
If you'd like to see more of South Africa, Namibía and surrounds, look at Noraly, she has a TH-cam channel called Itchy Boots. It's absolutely amazing, I've seen all her videos and miss SA every time I look at her videos. I lived in the Namib desert for a year and had my first daughter there,
The last time I was at Sossusvlei, the road from the camp site at Sesriem all the way to the end was mostly sand...all the way (±65 km road). I was driving an ordinary Toyota truck without 4x4. That was in 2000 and those days nobody was allowed to camp in the reserve. I'm so happy to hear you enjoyed it because it is truly spectacular.
So I'm finally here after watching ALL your videos from the beginning of your journey. What you guys are doing is very inspiring! Robert from Barcelona
First I became spellbound by your sailing. That’s not changed. Now I’m also hooked on your photography. Its amazing. How do you do it? I’m not talking about the hours and effort you put in. Its obviously huge. I’m talking about the skills. let me know when you run your first photography/video school. Sign me up!
I swear I found some sand up my left nostril last week from our time in Sossusvlei 5 months ago! Congratulations on an epic episode - you may be far from the sea, but definitely not from our hearts.
Watching this footage, it transports me there. Wonderful in an age, now, where travel is more difficult. Your film and photography and technique are excellent. Thank you for sharing your experience. Your odyssey is so good to follow, and so good to see the experiences grow your souls
Absolutely fantastic film you two. Your integrity and honesty shines through in spades. Keep on keeping on, love your story, I’ve even got my wife watching!!!
This place looks amazing, I have hiked many treks throughout the world and this must surely stand with them, its now on my list to do thank you Matt & Amy, enjoy your time.
Hello Florence, is good to see you guys are doing well in Namibia, those scenes are only comparable to the ones from the sea of tranquility on the moon. It looks you are enjoying your time in the desert . Dont get me wrong, I love the landscape and the sights you show on your video. Lovely views, plenty of beautiful sandy terracota dunes, the solitude and peaceful environment surrounding that area is very unique and I honestly love it. I wish you the best in the balance of your journey back home to England. Bear hugs to you from Colombia. I look forward seeing your videos again in the near future. Blessings!
We are on a one month road trip from Mexico to Canada, so we were slow to see this. Your videos are slick, and great fun to watch. Becky and I really enjoyed this one. I've had a few beers, so don't take this the wrong way. You two are very cool kids! I always knew that anyway.
Wonderful footage guys. Your photoshots are so good. Now settled in the UK I do miss the Southern African continent. You are showing it off beautifully.
Beautiful documentary. Love your work! Tip: to avoid getting bogged in sand drop tire pressures to around 15- 20 PSI. This delivers more rubber on the sand, more grip, a smoother ride and way less stress. You can slow right down and take in the scenery without getting bogged. Downside is you need access to pump when you get back on the black-top!
Excellent video, once again! I am glad you got to be in my part of the world for a time, and I really hope you will come back soon, especially to Hout Bay. You will be so very welcome.
Spectacular video and location. Has to be one of your best ever productions. Reminded me of desert dunes in Central Australia, so colourful at sunset and dawn and the great effort to climb!. Thanks again for taking us on a wonderful adventure that some of us are unable to take ourselves.
Not to make unfair comparisons… but a lot of the sailing channels who claim to be circumnavigating seem to either be stuck in the Caribbean or the South Pacific for extended stays… you two are really getting in with it and the quality of your videos has grown with each stop along the way. Now that the end is somewhat in sight, I hope you’ll continue sailing.
Wow, wow, wow absolutely breathtaking video. Many congratulations and a million thanks for posting such brilliant footage for those of us not likely to ever set foot there. As many have said your cinematography is 1st class. From Devon in the UK
This is absolutely outstanding content and an adventurous journey we can get transferred into thanks to your creativity and sharing. Love it and it's so amazing how inspirational it is and pushes not only me but as well others to make something out of our lives. A big thank you again and wishing you a safe journey.
Such fabulous cinematography - beautifully shot and perfect sound track and talk over.. it seemed strange seeing the footage of Florence at the end to be reminded that yours is a sailing vlog!
Your saling TH-cam channel is the best of all. I 've seen a lot but the what you are doing : it's great. Also I see and feel the intense how you like it. You are beautyfull people. Through your eyes I can see what in the futures I want to do. xxx
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The production, creative photography, soundtrack and commentary are top class; You guys have gotten so good at this. I never miss an episode.
came to say the same as everyone else: the cinematography has gone from good to great to beyond great.
What an excellent production. That episode could go on TV and no body would guess that wasn’t a professional production. Brilliant.
The content and cinematography of your videos have definitely matured - this is maybe the best one yet. You are tied with another couple for "Best Sailing Channel" on the internet.
@Gary B
Which channel is that?
Sailing Uma and Sailing Florence are in a class by themselves. Everyone else is amateur hour.
Dont agree .. Ran sailing is right up there too
Its amazing how a channel produced by a couple can match the production values of larger media corporations. 22 minutes well spent - thank you.
Absolutely stunning scenery, awesome videography and the huge effort in it's creation doesn't go unnoticed.
Out of all the places you have been in the last 6 years Namibia has got to rank near the top! What an amazing place! Scary driving in that sand but totally worth it. It is truly a gift you give us with your videos and all I can say is thank you! Totally over the top good!
One of the best TH-cam sailing videos I’ve seen. The photography was brilliant and the music to set the mood was inspired. Many thanks for all your hard work and letting us landlubbers follow your adventure. All the best, Mike in Sheffield UK.
I don't know if you realize how much I, and I am sure others appreciate your videos.
You take me to places I will never be able to get to.
So from my house in northern New York state, a big thank you!
Matt and Amy, we are so glad our Southern African home brought you so much pleasure. We will soon be following you onto the decks of a yacht, and maybe we'll meet up somewhere :)
Just exquisite! When you complete your Atlantic crossings, you two have a new career waiting.
Beautiful Cinematography as always! You guys always manage to capture the wonder of our world! Safe travels on the Atlantic.
Fair winds,
-J
Hello from Alberta Canada. Just amazing video and photos really shows off the beauty of Namibia totally different than what we assume. The ease of access was also very impressive no wonder it's become so popular. I hope all of those visitors are acting responsibly by taking out everything they take in. Oh and the sound track this time was stellar used headphones this time excellent picks.
Looking forward to your next posting. Thanks
Oh, I full-screened this and enjoyed the first-rate cinematography, the excellent drone work, the pans, the depths, the contrasts, the movement. You are brilliant at this. So glad you stopped in beautiful Namibia to give us a taste of its beauty and your craft. Bravo!
Those opening shots are insane. Blew my mind
I really appreciate the effort you both invest in creating stunning videos
WOW... Namibia 🇳🇦. It's going on the list for sure. So beautiful. Thank you for another fantastic episode ❤️ 🇨🇦⛵️🍻
Haha, I was in Namibia 12 years ago and bought some famous apple pie from that bakery in Solitaire! Really want to go back to Namibia some day. Fantastic video, as usual!
Wow! Just WOW!
Thank you for taking us on this journey with you.
You’ve come a long way. My family and I love watching your adventures and travels. Stay safe from Ireland 🇮🇪
Omg guys, what happened……? The soundtrack is awesome! Not to mention the footage! Woweee!
Besides the smile on my face when I see a new vid from you guys, I click the full screen button.
That's how much I enjoy your content !!!
This is way beyond vlogging. As so many have already commented, the production value of this content is superb !!!
In terms of natural wonder that nourishes my soul, the only thing I've seen that compares to a Namibian sunset, is a Namibian sunrise, and you captured it spectacularly!!!
Thank you ... Thank you !!
The most dramatic, awe inspiring episode of not just this one but all of the sailing channels I have seen so far. Just utterly breathtaking. Words don't do this justice, really amazing footage and it kept getting better and better as the video progressed. Makes me and probably many more want to go there to see it first hand. Thank you for bringing us all along on this epic journey.
As someone from the Australian outback it’s great to see you finding beauty in an arid environment. Re 4WD, it’s not so much about speed as torque and traction. Engage 4WD before you need it and select the right gear to give you torque to get through. Automatic transmissions have made the second part much easier, but it’s still better to maintain a slower but steady speed that both gives momentum through the really soft bits and maintains control. If it’s really soft, lower your tyre pressures, but you need a means to re inflate as well.
yes, as many have said, the production value is out of this world! I can't believe it's just you two doing these vids. Thank You!
Has to be one of your best video productions. Stunning photography. So enjoy your work and story's. World class ⛵️👍
Everything about your video is in one word ‘professional’. Thanks!
Wow, amazing. Reminds me of travelling through the central Australian desert some years ago in spring, after some unusually significant rain had fallen. It was in places a desert of flowers stretching to the horizon, growing on bright red sand, like some bizarre surrealist garden. In another place leafless burnt black trees from a recent fire, like those in your video, in a rolling sea of bright green grass!Absolutely astounding landscapes! Mind blown.
Your Storytelling and Cinematography are Top-Notch.., the BEST on TH-cam!
What an episode, what a place. Absolutely magical, well captured.
One Life, One Search,
Shane
You guys are in the 1% who said no to a 9-5 job, who took a gamble and headed out to live aboard your boat and travel the world. You might think its relatively normal as you're surrounded by like minded individuals but it's not. You are both doing something most people will never do. Truely, well done. You're an inspiration to people like me!
Your videos are a highlight of our weekends. The photography in this episode is absolutley amazing!! Love what you're doing!
One of the best TH-cam productions I have ever watched. I love your channel! :-)
Spectacular scenery , spectacular video production and spectacular adventure you took us on. Many thank "you's" to you both. Well done.
Wow, you two are spectacular filmmakers. Congrats on the 100k subscribers. With the quality of your films (these are better than regular videos) you should have 1 million subs in short order!
Most soulful and honest videos! Thank you both!
Just a beautiful video to watch. What an amazing place. Thank you for sharing this isolated part of the world.
Congratulations Matt and Amy, your videography and editing are next level. Breathtaking!!
We have been in the sossusvlei a decade ago. forgot how beautiful is was. thank for this extraordinary episode.
Your film making and editing is incredible and gets better with every post. This was like watching a Top Gear special! Thank you Matt and Any. Love you two. Xxx
Absolutely Spectacular!!
These past few episodes you have traded the many shades of Blue for so many Shades of Red and Orange, Amazing.
You know you two are fabulous filmakers. This episode is exceptional. World class footage. Stunning landscape.
You have always excelled in your vlogs, but this one stands out even among your other outstanding ones! I cannot imagine the work involved in producing something of this quality! Your musical scores are so varied and so fit the mood of the scenery! The narration is timely and timed and in time! I was really concerned that your delaying the dune hike would be spoiled the next day by lines of thunderstorms rolling through! (Just kidding!)
On one of my trips around the US on my motorcycle a few years ago, I decided to go off road in New Mexico to see Chaco Canyon. I had bypassed it several times before because I was very hesitant to ride my touring street m/c on a dirt road. But I decided to do it anyway. It was 18 miles of open desert with rock canyons on both horizons. Wind had piled up the soft sand as it blew across the road. I went through very slowly at first but after a while realized it was only about an inch deep and over a washboarded hard pack. So I sped up to about 15 mph without a problem until I suddenly hit a patch that was 7" deep and I went down immediately! Because the sand offered no resistance to the tires sideways, I was unable to pivot my motorcycle back up. I had stripped all the removable items off of it to lighten the load, but it was still too heavy to lift the entire 500# myself without a pivot point. I had been on the road for about an hour and had passed NO ONE! I was down in the middle of the road for another hour and saw NO ONE! The gas kept leaking out of the tank and I was afraid I would not have enough to get me back to the road much less into Chaco Canyon and back out. I had done everything I knew to do without success. I sat down on my removed luggage on the side of the road and told the Lord that and asked for some help. I stood up and immediately saw a dust cloud coming from both directions at once. Two subcompact vehicles met at the same time right in front of me and 3 large Indian women got out and came over. As I tried to explain to them what I was asking them to do in steadying the bike and putting their feet at the edge of each wheel to allow it to pivot up while I squatted down and lifted from down under the engine on the down side. On the signal I lifted (and so did they by the handlebars and luggage rack!) and that bike jumped up to the vertical so fast I almost went over the top of the seat and landed on the other side on my head! As I was left trying to figure out what just happened, while trying to keep the bike upright as they all walked back to their cars and left without one word being said by them! I balanced the bike precariously in the sand while I tried to work my way around to the left side of the bike to get the kickstand down and keep the bike upright! In less than 30 seconds I had done that and secured the bike. I looked around and the cars were gone in opposite directions and there were no dust clouds in sight! Draw your own conclusions, but don't hesitate to ask the Lord for help when you've done all that you can do. Of course it's a little harder to get stuck in the soft sand in a 4x4!
Wow! Wow! Wow! All i can say is thank you for sharing the absolute beauty of the dessert and Namibia!
What a cracker of a video and the photos are lovely thank you for sharing again
Depending on where you guys are at the moment - YOU HAVE TO go do the inland quadbike tours. They are phenomenal and you get to see things that most people don't even know exist in the desert. Absolutely worthwhile..
Absolutely amazing!! Thank you so much for producing and sharing!
I so want to thank you for sharing the adventures with everyone. Can't wait to see what happens next. Thank you both
You are showing-up the BBC, they do similar programmes but need a crew of half a dozen. Yours are in a similar quality bracket and there's just the two of you, and a drone! Brilliant.
Amazing footage, well done. We are living abroad and your tour through southern Africa with your experiences was just amazing for us to follow of our home country.
If you'd like to see more of South Africa, Namibía and surrounds, look at Noraly, she has a TH-cam channel called Itchy Boots.
It's absolutely amazing, I've seen all her videos and miss SA every time I look at her videos.
I lived in the Namib desert for a year and had my first daughter there,
The last time I was at Sossusvlei, the road from the camp site at Sesriem all the way to the end was mostly sand...all the way (±65 km road). I was driving an ordinary Toyota truck without 4x4. That was in 2000 and those days nobody was allowed to camp in the reserve. I'm so happy to hear you enjoyed it because it is truly spectacular.
videography is superb, for a 'Sailing Channel' you are the best.
So I'm finally here after watching ALL your videos from the beginning of your journey. What you guys are doing is very inspiring!
Robert from Barcelona
Wow I really did enjoy that. MAT the rally driver and the pictures looked like someone had just dumped the sand on some flat ground.
Thanks
Steve
Another fantastic documentary style program better than TV, don't you think the desert and the Junes look scarily like Mars
First I became spellbound by your sailing. That’s not changed. Now I’m also hooked on your photography. Its amazing. How do you do it? I’m not talking about the hours and effort you put in. Its obviously huge. I’m talking about the skills. let me know when you run your first photography/video school. Sign me up!
Everyone seems to forget that there are 2 golden hours for photography. The morning sunrise is just as beautiful.
I swear I found some sand up my left nostril last week from our time in Sossusvlei 5 months ago! Congratulations on an epic episode - you may be far from the sea, but definitely not from our hearts.
What an amazing place! The last few videos have been breathtaking to watch let alone how great it must have been to experience!
Watching this footage, it transports me there. Wonderful in an age, now, where travel is more difficult. Your film and photography and technique are excellent. Thank you for sharing your experience. Your odyssey is so good to follow, and so good to see the experiences grow your souls
Absolutely fantastic film you two. Your integrity and honesty shines through in spades. Keep on keeping on, love your story, I’ve even got my wife watching!!!
Matt and Amy, the best video yet, magnificent. Thank you!!!
Amazing Place,Amazing Photography,Amazing Amy & Matt 👍⛵️👍⛵️
Iincredible Pictures of this wonderfull Landscape. This is the second of your best Videos. The Picture in 13:45 breathtaking. Thanks for your being.
This place looks amazing, I have hiked many treks throughout the world and this must surely stand with them, its now on my list to do thank you Matt & Amy, enjoy your time.
Hello Florence, is good to see you guys are doing well in Namibia, those scenes are only comparable to the ones from the sea of tranquility on the moon. It looks you are enjoying your time in the desert . Dont get me wrong, I love the landscape and the sights you show on your video. Lovely views, plenty of beautiful sandy terracota dunes, the solitude and peaceful environment surrounding that area is very unique and I honestly love it. I wish you the best in the balance of your journey back home to England. Bear hugs to you from Colombia. I look forward seeing your videos again in the near future. Blessings!
Holy moly, amazing cinematography. Thank you.
No stories to tell... you are the best of thebest. Thank you!
I don't often comment but when I do. WOW ! ! !
Absolutely brilliant! At a loss for words..your filming is spectacular. Thank you
Wow, what a spectacular place and you filming just gets better and better. Well done guys.
Wow the colours are wicked, all those earthy hues.
Another excellent tour guide of spectacular scenery. If you do have trouble driving in sand, just lower your tyre pressure. Stay safe.
Wow just stunning. What a beautiful country that I never considered. Thank you for capturing it .
Amazing cinematography! I guess the backdrop doesn't hurt with that! Just like Sailing Uma, you do put yourselves in some stunning locations.
Thank you for shooting so much footage. I could have watched much more of it. Well done.
We are on a one month road trip from Mexico to Canada, so we were slow to see this. Your videos are slick, and great fun to watch. Becky and I really enjoyed this one.
I've had a few beers, so don't take this the wrong way. You two are very cool kids! I always knew that anyway.
You 2 are the EXTREME! Of that I have no doubt. Love this vid!
Just love your videos, the cinematography, the narration, absolutely epic. Well done! Thank you for sharing 😎👍🏼
Really loved this video. The quality of the videos keeps improving leaps and bounds. Thank you for taking us along on this great journey.
My country is stunning!
Absolutelllllly a Stelllllllar Episode!
Wonderful footage guys. Your photoshots are so good. Now settled in the UK I do miss the Southern African continent. You are showing it off beautifully.
Beautiful documentary. Love your work! Tip: to avoid getting bogged in sand drop tire pressures to around 15- 20 PSI. This delivers more rubber on the sand, more grip, a smoother ride and way less stress. You can slow right down and take in the scenery without getting bogged. Downside is you need access to pump when you get back on the black-top!
Excellent video, once again! I am glad you got to be in my part of the world for a time, and I really hope you will come back soon, especially to Hout Bay. You will be so very welcome.
Spectacular video and location. Has to be one of your best ever productions. Reminded me of desert dunes in Central Australia, so colourful at sunset and dawn and the great effort to climb!.
Thanks again for taking us on a wonderful adventure that some of us are unable to take ourselves.
Not to make unfair comparisons… but a lot of the sailing channels who claim to be circumnavigating seem to either be stuck in the Caribbean or the South Pacific for extended stays… you two are really getting in with it and the quality of your videos has grown with each stop along the way. Now that the end is somewhat in sight, I hope you’ll continue sailing.
Stunning episode. Namibia looks awe inspiring.
Wow, wow, wow absolutely breathtaking video. Many congratulations and a million thanks for posting such brilliant footage for those of us not likely to ever set foot there. As many have said your cinematography is 1st class. From Devon in the UK
Stunning videography! Definitely has been on my bucket list for years and your video has cemented it! Thanks 🙏
This is absolutely outstanding content and an adventurous journey we can get transferred into thanks to your creativity and sharing. Love it and it's so amazing how inspirational it is and pushes not only me but as well others to make something out of our lives. A big thank you again and wishing you a safe journey.
Stunning place and video - top class content as usual. Thank you.
Such fabulous cinematography
- beautifully shot and perfect sound track and talk over.. it seemed strange seeing the footage of Florence at the end to be reminded that yours is a sailing vlog!
I feel like I'm traveling the world... Thank you...
Epic doesn't do it justice. Top work!
Your saling TH-cam channel is the best of all. I 've seen a lot but the what you are doing : it's great. Also I see and feel the intense how you like it. You are beautyfull people. Through your eyes I can see what in the futures I want to do. xxx
Amazing to see a perspective from real world travelers versus any production companies views of a country. Namibia by Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers
Enjoy jour trip, both!
Top production with very good photography, all in all top class. Looking forward for your next episode.
Be careful.
Wonderful episode. Love the views. Makes you think a lot about the world we live in . Great job guys
I really enjoy your land adventures. As well as your Sea adventures.