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How to Build a Social Life Abroad with Malta Digital Nomad Community?

One of the major concerns that people have when they move to a new country, for the long-term or for a shorter period of time, is whether they will be able to build a social life. It can be daunting starting from scratch but there are many ways in which you can tap into the digital nomad community to find new friends and cool activities. 

Most people have a mental image of digital nomads as being a very outgoing group who are always able to make friends easily but in reality many are socially awkward and there is a large correlation with neurodivergence. This doesn’t need to be a hindrance to making friends, as all it takes is the right set of circumstances and we will look at these in today’s article.

Connecting with Malta’s Digital Nomad Community

Malta is an incredible place to spend some time, and you can now spend a year or more there on a Malta Digital Nomad Visa. This is an excellent opportunity to take full advantage of all that Malta has to offer. It is far more than just another beach holiday destination and is packed full of cultural experiences and historical sites ripe for exploring, 

The temperate year-round climate of Malta means that it is suitable for visiting at any time, not just in the Summer. With 300 days of sunshine on average per year, it is understandable that Malta is somewhere people want to spend a lot of their time.  

Malta has a large digital nomad community and a thriving technology sector, largely because of the digital nomad visa that offers a preferential tax rate to remote workers. This has been a great incentive for increasing the number of startups and decreasing the average age of those who are flocking there.

Visit a mSpace

Coworking spaces tend to be great for meeting other digital nomads and remote workers, as they often act as a social hub for activities that are happening in the area, and often organise their own. 

It is often beneficial to join a coworking space so that you are getting all of the information about upcoming events fed to you regularly. As you get to know more people, you will begin to hear of events “through the grapevine” of contacts that you have accumulated, and this is when you know that you have made a success of your social integration. 

The events that coworking spaces run can range from BBQs and pizza nights to board games, cinema visits, bar crawls, night club visits and even all-day catamaran trips. Malta also has a vibrant musical scene with some of the largest artists in the world coming to perform there.

Join a Club or Gym / Attend a Quiz / Take a Class / Do an Activity

One of the easiest ways to form friendships is to “meet people where they are”. This means that just by going about your everyday activities such as going to the gym, you will be meeting others who are doing the same thing. It is easier to bond with people over shared activities and new people tend to receive a warm welcome in most circumstances.

If hitting the gym isn’t for you, there are always other activities to take part in. You can take a class to learn how to scuba dive, or how to improve your marketing skills. There are many opportunities to attend classes in Malta on a wide variety of topics and these can be another great way to meet people. 

If you are on your own, attending a pub quiz night can see you assigned to a random team, so you are thrust into the company of other people you haven’t met before. It can be a good ice-breaker and can lead to a really fun evening, as long as you embrace it. 

Taking part in some sort of organised activity is one of the best ways that you can meet people and get to know them. There are groups that organise hikes all around Malta and this can be a great way to see the island in the company of other people like you.

Stay at a Coliving Property

There are many ways to find and integrate with the Malta digital nomad community, and one of the easiest is to stay at a coliving facility such as Evolve Coliving. This is an easy and low-pressure way to meet and spend quality time getting to know like-minded people from across the world. 

The beauty of staying somewhere like Evolve is that it has a limited number of bedrooms, so the maximum number of people will be around 10-15, which is great for variety while not being overwhelming. The one-month minimum stay also plays a large part in community building and helps to foster deeper connections than might otherwise be achievable. Many people make lifelong friends at Colivings and proceed to travel with them all over the world. 

Meetup.com / Expat Facebook Groups

Social media is a great way to find out about events. There are some expat Facebook groups where people share information about activities, and there is also Meetup.com, which has all manner of different social activities listed, from hikes to wine tastings. Both of these websites provide a great range of ways to interact with the digital nomad community and get to know people. 

Groups on Mobile Apps

There are also specific Slack, Discord, Whatsapp and Telegram groups for digital nomads that you can join. These will typically have more up-to-date information and a wide range of events available than you may otherwise gain an awareness of. 

This is what it means to hook into the community and really begin to feel a part of something bigger than just yourself. You will very quickly find events that you will want to attend and start to make friends when you go to them. It is important to remember that everyone is in the same boat and most people are kind and friendly.

Original Source: https://evolvecoliving.io/blog/how-to-build-social-life-malta-digital-nomad-community/

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Catamaran Market Expecting the Unexpected future in 2030; SWOT analysis, investment feasibility analysis

Catamaran is a multi-hulled watercraft which consists of two parallel hulls of equal sized that designed and constructed to offers outstanding performance at sea. Catamaran market is expected to mark significant growth over forecasted period owing to increasing travelling and tourisms activities, adoption of sailings, water sports and campaigning, recreational activities and technological advancement. There has been significant rise in number of people preferring travel and tourism activities with figure stood up to 8.3 trillion in global alone in 2017, so the future for Catamaran looks promising. This result in rising popularity of advanced multihull cruises with enhanced speed and escalating need for balanced structure and better safety may trigger demand and help in industry expansion.

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The Catamaran market, valued at US$ 1,310 million in 2019, is projected to witness a robust CAGR of 3.8% during the forecast period. Catamarans, known for their twin-hulled design providing swiftness, stability, and agility, have evolved beyond traditional sailboats. In the contemporary era, they are extensively used for recreational, sports, luxury, and coastal surveillance purposes, also known as SWATH (Small Waterplane Area Twin Hull). The industry is poised to create an incremental opportunity of US$ 542.4 million over the next decade.

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Key Trends and Factors Driving the Global Catamaran Market Revenue

Introduction of Electric Catamarans: The industry is witnessing a shift towards sustainable growth, aligning with the trend seen in the automotive sector's move from conventional to electric-based mobility. Notably, in May 2019, Hurtigruten partnered with Brim Explorer to introduce a battery-powered catamaran capable of operating for 10 hours at a cruising speed of 10 knots on fully charged batteries. Expectations are high for similar trends during the forecast period.

Catamarans as Cruising Ships: Manufacturers are developing larger catamarans capable of handling higher load capacity, particularly designed for medium-range cruisers. This segment has gained popularity among consumers, leading to an upward trajectory in catamaran sales for cruising purposes over the past three years.

Macroeconomic Factors: Global sales of catamarans will be influenced by macroeconomic factors such as higher per capita income, increased river sports activity, and infrastructure upgrades. Technological advancements, including the use of lightweight materials like aluminum products, contribute to market growth.

Global Catamaran Market Size and Forecast: Regional Analysis

North America: Accounting for 41% of global sales in 2018, North America boasts well-developed coastal infrastructure, driving demand across various segments, from cruise operators to personal sailing and military surveillance. The region's consumers have a high replacement rate preference for modern design and value-added features. Over 280 active catamarans are in use by the U.S. Navy.

Western Europe: Following North America, Western Europe is a significant market for catamarans, with river sports being highly popular. Key countries such as France, Italy, and the UK exhibit the highest sales of catamarans. The region recorded the highest recreational spending in 2018, driven by favorable sailing conditions, higher per capita income, and inter-country sports activities. Western Europe not only dominates global sales but is also a manufacturing hub.

Global Catamaran Market Size and Forecast: Competition Landscape

The industry is characterized by the presence of a few key players, with a focus on launching customized and modern catamarans featuring higher load capacity. Key players in the Catamaran market include:

Robertson & Caine

World Cat

LeisureCat

Incat Crowther

Outremer Yachting

Lagoon

LOMOcean Design

Fountaine Pajot

Catana Group

iXblue H2X Division

Voyage

Alumarine Shipyard

Seawind

Industry Segmentation

By Vehicle Type:

Powered Catamaran

Sailing Catamaran

By Fleet Size:

Compact

Midsize

Large Size

OEM

By End-use:

Sports

Recreational (Cruising, etc.)

Passenger Transport

Defence and Coastal Surveillance

Others

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The ATLANTIC 1000 – An extreme Catamaran Race

Iron men plastic boats …. Sounds good doesn’t it. Good race marketing or fact?   As with most things the only way to dispel the myth and cut through the dogy doo is to get out there, get wet and see for your-self. For many years Catamaran sailors have challenged themselves by racing up the east coast of the USA on small catamarans. In previous years the event was called the Worrel 1000. This year is it was called the ATLANTIC 1000.

The ATLANTIC 1000 is a 1000 miles race which runs from Islamorada, an island in the Florida Keys, to Kill Devil Hills Beach in North Carolina. The event is divided into two 500 miles races with a rest day in between. The first half is called the Tybee Island 500, and the second half is called the Outerbanks 500. The event is open to production sport catamarans with a maximum length of 20 feet and is billed as one of the toughest around.

It is having always been a race that I have wanted to do and my sailing partner Roberto Pandiani - with whom I crossed to Antarctica on a beach catamaran in 2003 – shared that desire too. The race requires intensive logistics as it moves northwards and is therefore an expensive operation.  A good partner was needed, and we were appreciative of the continued support of SEMP TOSHIBA - a company that manufactures audio visual goods in Brazil.

The final month was frenetic with activity as we pulled together a shore team, bought a boat and prepared it for what lay ahead. Our team comprised of Fernando Bocciarelli – technical support/pusher, Thomas Scheidt – photographer and brother of Robert (6 times world champ in lasers) and Patricia Kirschner – shore manager, press liaison and logistics. We chose to sail an Inter 20 manufactured by Performance Catamarans in the USA. This was the choice of most of the top teams, so we figured there was no point in doing anything different. The Inter 20 is a boat that has its weak points and so our boat preparation was focused on avoiding breakages. The race is judged on cumulative time over each leg.

Tybee 500 – The start is on Islamorada which lies about 75 miles south of Miami in the Florida Keys. Our rental car resembles that of an African bus - bar the chickens and goats – but we are brimming with people, gear and spares, nonetheless. Our arrival in the boat park shows that we are poorly equipped compared to our competitors who in true American fashion have big mobile homes, massive walk-in box trailers and sizable shore teams complete with babes in bikinis. We spend 2 days gleaning as much as we can from the boats around us and even get to go for a practice sail the day before the start.

As Islamorada does not have a beach, we are given our only ‘on the water’ start of the 1000 miles. Tactically the first leg is not very taxing – sheet in, get out on the wire and 6 hours later – get of trapeze when you hit the beach in Hollywood! Sounds simple until you try it – My logbook entry on Day 1 sums it up.

‘No body was designed to hang in a harness for hours on end pulling on sheets until they had holes in their fingers. Equally it was not designed to do stomach crunches for 6 hours a day while a saltwater fire hose blasts into your face. Yes, any romantic notions you may have about this race turf them to one side – is about pain and endurance ‘

It was a shock to the system to say the least – 90 miles on a close reach - we were exhausted – frankly we wondered what the hell we had let ourselves in for - another 900 miles of this were difficult to imagine.

As always, we had lots to learn, and some glaring issues needed to be resolved – our harnesses were completely inappropriate – fine for round the buoy racing – but this was long distance racing at another level. Another was our eyewear – wrap around sunglasses just weren’t good enough and lastly our mast set up needed some attention. Some directed questions and a snoop around the boat park revealed our errors.

Le Mans starts off the beach provide a great spectacle and are fun for the sailors. Each team is allowed one ‘Pusher��� that is permitted to push you though the surf until the last line of breaking waves – a good pusher is worth his weight in gold and Fernando, who was close to 2m tall and fit as a fiddle soon became the envy of the other teams, as we consistently got away to excellent starts. Our glory however was generally short lived as the more practiced teams would inevitably grind us down. It was a little frustrating to be honest – and the solutions to the problem were not immediately obvious.

After some adjustments to the rig and our gear, our general speed, comfort and control of the boat improved but time on the boat was the essential ingredient to improving our teamwork. It was hard work for everyone. The ground crews were tireless. Check in, check out, load, unload, fetch and carry - drive. Boat work was another monster that would raise its head inconveniently at the end of long and tiring days.

At the skippers briefing of leg 4 we are informed about the “no sail’’ zone around Cape Canaveral. “It’s a national asset and we will protect it as such”, I wipe the sleep out of my eyes and look at the Major in his camouflage uniform. “Don’t think that last year’s gun shot was a welcoming signal – be warned!”  We nervously lead the fleet for the first 15 miles around the Cape – expecting a projectile to come whizzing through the main at any moment – we escape unscathed - our victory for the day.

Going into leg 6 (the final leg of the Tybee 500) we are 5 seconds off “Team Oz” in 3rd position - hard to believe after 400 miles of racing! We have been making steady progress each day and so far, have scored a 6th, 4th, 3rd, 3rd ,3rd. Team Tybee Island and Team Castrol are locked into a battle for first and are well ahead. Our challenge for the day is to make the podium for the first half.

Now in the state of Georgia we are faced with sandbanks, mangroves and shrimp fishing boats as obstacles – quite different from the endless beaches and high-rise buildings of Florida. So far, we have had good steady breeze at 15 knots from the east. Today is hot and humid and the breeze is light and fluky. We enter a massive battle with “Team Oz” as we sail upwind in the fickle conditions. The lead changes several times as a large thunderstorm slowly approaches. My logbook entry captures the excitement of the finish as it was still written with adrenalin in my veins….

Team Oz leads the pack, us in second – Howard’s Pub in third. Team Tybee and Castrol are a way back. Eventually the wind gets to us. The breeze goes from 10 knots to 25 knots in a few minutes. The sea is still flat, and we take off on a huge double trapeze reach – probably the fastest I have ever been on a small catamaran. Roberto and I are both on trapeze and the boat is just flying. We start to drive in underneath Team Oz. I am nervous as there are shallows closer to the coast. I shudder to think what would happen to us (and the boat) if we were to hit a sand bank at 25 knots. The first few miles are adrenalin pumped – after that – all we want to do is finish. My hands are killing me. Sometimes the waves wash my feet off the boat, and I am upside down with my head dragging in the water. We are on the absolute limit – it’s all or nothing. Any mistake and we would be upside down and the race would be over for us. Drama behind us as team Howard’s Pub capsizes in a big gust!

As we approach Tybee Island it’s difficult to see where the finish is. We are committed to a lower course than the others and heading up would just loose us ground. Ahead of us lie shallows and breaking waves. We decide to just go for it – we need those five seconds. We dodge the beakers weaving our way between them – one nearly capsizes us. I see the finish just after the breakwater. Team Oz gybes down to us – we cross just in front of him. We gybe and surf in on a wave fully pumped and cross the line ahead of Team Oz to register our first win of the event. I whoop with delight. Team Oz finishes 3 seconds behind us – a nail biting finish. The beach is crowded, and everyone is cheering. Man, it feels good.

It was and incredible duel between us and Team Oz – after 90 miles of racing we finish 2 seconds apart! - Not enough to secure the third position but great to win a leg ahead of the 2 top teams. Team Castrol arrives 4rth in that leg and pull off a spectacular capsize coming down off a wave into the sand. Their ground crew drags the boat across the line on its side. The thrills and spills of long-distance racing – it’s awesome.

Team Castrol wins the Tybee 500, followed by Team Tybee, Team Oz and us Team Semp Toshiba in 4th.

Outer Banks 500 – After a relaxing day in the old city of Savannah we are back on the starting grid – we get pole position as we won the last leg of the Tybee – that is to say we are the northernmost boat in the line up. We wait poised - the last minute seems to last forever – we are sweating the sun cream off our faces – dressed to kill in the sweltering heat – the breeze is barely 4 knots.

We start on port for the first time – which quickly tells you its 80-mile upwind leg! Later up the track the breeze fills in from the sea at 15 knots and we set off on a tough reach in choppy conditions. I am barely managing to stay on the boat – doing somersaults on a regular basis. We are 25 miles from the finish when a load crack sees our leeward rudder shear off. Thank goodness we have two. We limp into Isle of Palms dejected and disappointed.

Leg 8 to Surfside Beach - starts with another frantic paddle through the surf. Our first headland 3 miles away takes 3 hours to reach. At least we are not in the trapeze – it’s a lot less painful! No rest for the wicked however and when the breeze backs, we are double trapping on a close reach with the spinnaker up. 18 Miles to Cape Romain – how I wish I had a cleat somewhere. We dodge the sand banks and breakers and set up for another 18 miles still on the same tack. Now I really need a cleat! The next waypoint is a submerged jetty which we clear by blind faith in the GPS. We crack off and single trap the last 25 miles to finish 2nd behind Team Tybee, redeeming ourselves somewhat after yesterday’s breakages.

Leg 9 to Wrightsville Beach – where the Wright brothers made their first historic flight starts badly with the spinnaker halyard pulley jammed on the wrong side of the mast. We are unable to free it and our spinnaker sets poorly – it remains unresolved for the first 20 miles. We drop back to solid 4th and are not having a good day. We play follow my leader through the shoals off Cape FEAR and work hard to catch the 3rd boat. We get ahead by taking the shore as an option. 300 meters from the finish however we capsize in the last gybe of the day. Fatigue is setting in and motivation is taking a beating. This race is far from over!

Leg 10 to Atlantic Beach – is a 60-mile run, straight line. We hug the coast initially and then later when the breeze establishes, we make the 50-mile dash across the gently sweeping bay. Team Tybee have replaced their skipper due to an injury. Brain Lambert winner of the last Worrel 1000 is at the helm and we are happy to hang with Tybee and pull away from the fleet. We finish 7 minutes behind them and are slightly disadvantaged by the dying breeze at the end of the day.

Atlantic Beach marks the start of the OUTER BANKS the string of thin barrier islands that give the second half of the race its name. The barrier islands are in places only meters wide and enclose a large mass of water known as Pamlico Sound.

Leg 11 to Ocracoke Island – launches us towards Cape Lookout 15 miles away. It’s a tight double trapeze spinnaker reach, and we take an early lead. Roberto at over 2m and 89 kilos is worth every ounce on the wire. As we approach the Cape, Team Tybee capsizes to lay the point. We round the Cape in lead. Tybee however are quickly back in the hunt and around the corner we have great sailing in flat water as we hug the beach.

Dramas for some of the other teams as Team Chesapeake break their pole while dropping their spinnaker. Later Team Accelerated Chaos (I love that name) capsizes and one of their crew gets separated from the boat. Team Chesapeake goes back to fetch him and returns him to the boat. Great seamanship and they get a time correction.

We maintain our lead and when the wind dies, we go offshore and pull away from Tybee - who gets left in a hole. Spirits are high when they disappear from sight, and we still have breeze. Soon it is time to gybe back towards the coast and finish. As we converge, we see Tybee starting to appear and to much swearing they cross in front. We finish 2 minutes adrift from them in our closest finish ever. 

Ocracoke Island is a quaint place which during hurricane season often gets cut off from civilization because of damage to the bridge that connects it to the mainland to the north – access from the south is only by ferry. It was here in a secluded bay that the British apprehended and killed the infamous Captain Blackbeard. Our guesthouse the oldest on the island was aptly named Blackbeard’s Lodge and came complete with a full-sized sculpture of the captain in the reception hall.

Leg 12 to Kill Devil Hills – the final leg. The shoals off Cape Hatteras are one of the most dangerous navigational hazards on the eastern seaboard of the United States and extend up to 7 miles offshore. Here the warm Gulf Stream from the south meets the cold Labrador Current from the north. Over 2300 ships have been sunk here. Passing the Cape is always an unknown, as it is never the same. Sandbanks move with very storm and sloughs or passages are a function of the tide. It was with measured enthusiasm that we set off towards the Cape.

The breeze was steady at 15 knots from the southwest and a perfect single trapeze spinnaker run to the Cape, saw us sail away from Tybee and take the lead. The Cape approached and its massive black and white lighthouse loomed over the sandy spit. Breakers and sandbanks extended offshore as far as the eye could see. Local knowledge says that there is normally a passage close to the beach. Contrary to every instinct we head for the shore. As we approach, I see a seagull perched on a sandbank directly ahead of us. There is no avoiding it, as we are committed to our line – so we dive to pull up the daggerboards and go just for it - bag up and all! For a moment I think we not going to make it as the boat starts to slow down and load up – but then we are released! Whew! - that was close – we gybe just meters before the beach and take a rollercoaster ride through the haystacks of jacking waves - dodging fishing lines from the hoards of fisherman that line shore as we go.

We hold our lead over Tybee until Oregon inlet about 15 miles from the finish. A massive thunderstorm has been brewing over the land and as it approaches the wind dies. A 180-degree windshaft sees our lead disappear in a puff and we are unable to recover as the wind fills in from the sea. We are not happy as we were hoping to repeat our last leg win of the Tybee 500. We finish 15 minutes behind Tybee in the dying breeze. It felt like the longest 15 miles of the entire race.

We secure second in the Outerbanks 500 and Overall - second in the Atlantic 1000. Our total accumulated time for the 1000 miles was just over 71 hours.  Believe it or 2 days later Roberto and I hoisted the sails again and completed the last 300 miles to arrive in New York.

Texto Duncan Ross.

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Picture-Perfect Photo Retreat in Punta Mita – An Ultimate Experience

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Experience the Local Culture Punta Mita is not just about luxury resorts and natural beauty - it also has a rich cultural heritage that is waiting to be discovered. Immerse yourself in the local culture by visiting the nearby town of Sayulita, known for its vibrant art scene and colorful houses, or take a trip to the Marietas Islands and explore their hidden beaches and intriguing rock formations. For a taste of authentic Mexican cuisine, head to the local markets and try delicious street food like tacos, churros, and elote (grilled corn on the cob). Relax and Unwind After a day of exploring and adventure, it's time to relax and unwind. Punta Mita has a variety of world-class spas, where you can indulge in rejuvenating massages, facials, and body treatments. You can also take yoga classes on the beach, meditate in the lush gardens, or simply enjoy a refreshing cocktail while watching the sunset over the ocean. Whatever your idea of relaxation, Punta Mita has something to offer. 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Hiking Explore Punta Mita’s lush jungle landscape by hiking the many trails in the area. The Monkey Mountain Trail provides stunning views of Banderas Bay and the surrounding jungle. For a more challenging hike, head to the summit of Cerro del Mono, the highest point in Punta Mita. Golfing Punta Mita has two world-class golf courses, designed by golf legends Jack Nicklaus and Greg Norman. The Pacifico Golf Course features a unique “Tail of the Whale” hole, which is located on a natural island in the Pacific Ocean. The Bahia Golf Course offers challenges for all skill levels, with breathtaking ocean views. Punta Mita’s natural beauty is truly something to behold. Whether you’re looking to relax on the beach or explore the jungle, there’s something for everyone in this tropical paradise. So, grab your camera and get ready to capture some amazing memories. Indulging in Exquisite Cuisine When on a luxurious vacation, one cannot miss indulging in some exquisite cuisine to please the taste buds. Punta Mita has some of the finest restaurants that serve not just Mexican cuisine but also international delicacies. Here are some of the must-try dining spots in Punta Mita: 1. Sufi Sufi is a beachfront restaurant with stunning views of the sea, making it the perfect spot to have a romantic dinner. The restaurant offers a mix of Mediterranean and Mexican cuisine, and their seafood is a must-try. The ambiance, service, and food are sure to impress. 2. Tuna Blanca Tuna Blanca is a high-end restaurant headed by world-famous chef Thierry Blouet. The restaurant is perfect for a fine dining experience, and their tasting menu is highly recommended. The menu changes frequently, so there is always something new to try. 3. Pacífico Beach Club and Restaurant Pacífico Beach Club and Restaurant is located inside the St. Regis Resort, and it offers stunning views of the sea and beach. The restaurant offers a variety of seafood, sushi, and Mexican cuisine. The atmosphere is relaxed and casual, making it perfect for a family dinner. 4. Casa Teresa Casa Teresa is a cozy Italian restaurant located in the town of Punta de Mita. The restaurant is famous for its homemade pasta and wood-fired oven pizzas. The ambiance is warm, and the service is excellent, making it perfect for a casual dinner with friends. No matter where you choose to eat in Punta Mita, you are sure to find some exquisite cuisine that will leave you feeling satisfied and happy. Relaxing and Unwinding in Luxury Indulge in Spa Treatments One of the best ways to relax and unwind during your photo retreat in Punta Mita is by indulging in some luxurious spa treatments. The retreat’s spa offers a range of treatments that will leave you feeling rejuvenated and refreshed. Try out a deep tissue massage, or opt for a facial treatment to give your skin a radiant glow. The spa also offers body scrubs and wraps, as well as hydrotherapy treatments, which are perfect for soothing your sore muscles after a day of photography. Spend Time by the Pool If you're looking for something a little more low-key, you can spend some quality time by the infinity pool. Take a dip in the crystal-clear water, lounge on the comfortable poolside furniture and soak up the sun. The pool also boasts stunning views of the ocean, making it the perfect spot to relax and recharge. Enjoy a Gourmet Meal Indulge in gourmet meals prepared by the retreat's private chef. The meals are made with fresh ingredients sourced from the local markets and can be enjoyed in a variety of locations, from the dining area to the outdoor terrace. The chef can cater to any dietary restrictions, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the delicious cuisine. Take a Stroll on the Beach The retreat is located right on the beach, making it easy to take a relaxing stroll whenever you feel the need to unwind. The beach is clean, quiet and peaceful, so you can take a few moments to breathe in the ocean air and watch the waves crash against the shore. Sit back and Relax Sometimes the best way to unwind is by simply sitting back and doing nothing at all. The retreat’s outdoor spaces are perfect for this, with comfortable seating areas and hammocks where you can relax and take in the stunning scenery. You can also read a book or listen to music while you let your mind and body relax and recharge. Whether you choose to indulge in a spa treatment, lounge by the pool, enjoy a gourmet meal, take a beach stroll, or just sit back and relax, Punta Mita's picture-perfect photo retreat offers the ultimate experience in luxury relaxation and unwinding. Planning Your Picture-Perfect Getaway Choose the Right Time of Year Before planning your trip to Punta Mita, be sure to research the best time of year to visit. The weather in Punta Mita is generally warm and sunny year-round, but the dry season from November to April is the most popular time to visit. This is also peak season, so you can expect higher prices and bigger crowds. If you’re looking for a more affordable and quieter experience, consider visiting during the rainy season from June to September. Book Your Accommodations Punta Mita has a variety of accommodations to choose from, ranging from luxury resorts to budget-friendly options. If you’re looking for a truly picture-perfect experience, consider staying at a resort that offers photography workshops or tours. This will give you the opportunity to learn from professional photographers and capture stunning photos of the area. Explore the Area Punta Mita is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in Mexico. Take some time to explore the area and find the best spots for photography. Some of the most popular beaches include Playa del Amor, Playa Punta de Mita, and Playa Destiladeras. You can also explore the Marietas Islands, which are home to hidden beaches and unique rock formations. Plan Your Photography Sessions Once you’ve chosen your accommodations and explored the area, it’s time to plan your photography sessions. Consider hiring a local photographer to guide you and show you the best spots for photography. You can also plan your own sessions based on the time of day and lighting conditions. Sunrise and sunset are the best times to capture stunning photos, so plan your sessions accordingly. Bring the Right Gear To capture the best photos, you’ll need the right gear. Be sure to bring a quality camera, lenses, and a tripod. If you’re planning to capture underwater photos, don’t forget to bring an underwater camera or housing. It’s also important to bring the right clothing and accessories to protect yourself from the sun and elements. Conclusion Planning a picture-perfect getaway to Punta Mita requires a bit of research and preparation, but the results are well worth it. By choosing the right time of year, booking the right accommodations, exploring the area, planning your photography sessions, and bringing the right gear, you can capture stunning photos that you’ll cherish for years to come. So pack your bags and get ready for an ultimate experience in Punta Mita! If you're interested in more luxury excursions and photography opportunities, check out Luxury Excursions in British Columbia - Photographing Natural Wonders. Read the full article

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Catamaran Market: Growing Demand for Luxury Yachts and Recreational Boating Activities to Fuel Market Growth

The catamaran market has witnessed significant growth in recent years due to the increasing demand for luxury and adventure cruising. A catamaran is a type of multi-hull boat that is designed to provide stability, speed, and comfort during sea travel. The increasing adoption of catamarans in the tourism industry and the growing popularity of water sports and activities are driving the demand for catamarans. Furthermore, the increasing demand for fuel-efficient and eco-friendly boats is also driving the growth of the market.

The global catamaran market is segmented based on size, application, and region. The leisure segment is expected to dominate the market due to the high demand for luxury and adventure cruising. The small catamaran segment is expected to dominate the market due to the high demand for personal use and recreational activities. Asia-Pacific is expected to dominate the global catamaran market due to the high demand for leisure and tourism activities in countries such as Australia and New Zealand.

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Some of the key players in the market include Fountaine Pajot, Sunreef Yachts, Lagoon Catamarans, and Leopard Catamarans. These companies offer a wide range of catamarans to cater to the growing demand for luxury and adventure cruising and the increasing adoption of catamarans in the tourism industry. They also focus on developing innovative and advanced technologies to cater to the growing demand for fuel-efficient and eco-friendly boats. The catamaran market is expected to continue to grow in the coming years due to the increasing demand for luxury and adventure cruising and the growing popularity of water sports and activities.

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8 Best Places To Have Honeymoon In Africa 2023

Africa is a diverse and beautiful continent with a wide range of destinations perfect for honeymooners. Here are the 8 Best Places To Have Honeymoon In Africa 2023, along with some details on why each destination is so special: Cape Town, South Africa:

8 Best Places To Have Honeymoon In Africa 2023 Cape Town is one of the most romantic cities in Africa, with stunning beaches, a vibrant nightlife, and breathtaking scenery. Couples can take a cable car to the top of Table Mountain, stroll through the colorful Bo-Kaap neighborhood, or visit the penguins at Boulders Beach. The city is also known for its incredible food and wine, making it the perfect destination for foodie couples. Zanzibar, Tanzania:

8 Best Places To Have Honeymoon In Africa 2023 Zanzibar is a tropical paradise with pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and an exotic mix of cultures. Couples can stay in luxurious beachfront resorts, go snorkeling or diving in the coral reefs, or take a spice tour to learn about the island's rich history. The island is also known for its delicious seafood and fresh tropical fruits. Maasai Mara, Kenya:

The Maasai Mara is one of the best places in Africa to see the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino) in their natural habitat. Couples can stay in luxury tented camps, go on guided game drives, or even take a hot air balloon ride over the savannah. The Maasai Mara is also home to the famous Great Migration, where millions of wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles migrate across the plains each year. Victoria Falls, Zambia/Zimbabwe:

Victoria Falls is one of the natural wonders of the world, with a massive waterfall that spans the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. Couples can stay in luxurious lodges with stunning views of the falls, go whitewater rafting or bungee jumping, or take a romantic sunset cruise on the Zambezi River. Marrakech, Morocco:

Marrakech is a vibrant and colorful city with a rich history and culture. Couples can stay in traditional riads with beautiful courtyards and rooftop terraces, explore the maze-like souks and markets, or take a romantic horse-drawn carriage ride through the city. The city is also known for its delicious cuisine, with dishes like tagine and couscous that are perfect for sharing. Serengeti National Park, Tanzania:

The Serengeti is one of the most iconic national parks in Africa, with endless plains teeming with wildlife. Couples can stay in luxury tented camps or lodges, go on guided game drives, or even take a hot air balloon ride over the park. The park is also known for its incredible sunsets and starry skies. Seychelles:

The Seychelles is a group of tropical islands off the coast of East Africa, known for their crystal-clear waters and white sandy beaches. Couples can stay in luxurious resorts on private islands, go snorkeling or diving in the coral reefs, or take a sunset cruise on a catamaran. The islands are also home to a unique mix of cultures, with influences from Africa, Asia, and Europe. Kruger National Park, South Africa:

Kruger National Park is one of the largest game reserves in Africa, with an incredible diversity of wildlife. Couples can stay in luxury lodges or camps, go on guided game drives, or even take a bushwalk with an experienced ranger. The park is also home to a wide range of bird species, making it a great destination for birdwatching. Read the full article

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West Palm Beach Yacht Show

The event is typically held in March in the Palm Beach County Convention Center and surrounding marina in West Palm Beach, Florida.

The 2023 West Palm Beach Yacht Show is lovely in late March. The weather is sure to be warm, sunny and pleasantly dry compared to the hot, humid Florida weather in summer.

The 2023 West Palm Beach Yacht Show will feature a wide variety of vessels, including everything from fishing vessels to luxury yacht charters.

The event lasts for four days, although preparations and unofficial events tend to occur both before and after the boat event.

Every year the West Palm Beach Yacht Show hosts some of the world's finest yachts, boats, and marine equipment. 

The 2023 West Palm Beach Yacht Show is expected to feature a wide variety of vessels, including fishing vessels, luxury yacht charters, and everything in between. 

The yachts and boats on display range in size from under 20 feet to over 150 feet, with prices ranging from a few thousand dollars to tens of millions of dollars.

The show also features exhibitors showcasing marine equipment, accessories, and services, with yacht builders, brokers, designers, and manufacturers showcasing their latest offerings. 

Exhibitors include yacht builders, brokers, designers, and manufacturers of everything from engines and electronics to navigational equipment and safety gear.

Overall, the West Palm Beach Yacht Show is a must-attend event for anyone interested in the boating and yachting world.

The show provides an unparalleled opportunity to view and compare a wide range of yachts and boats and to learn about the latest trends and technologies in the industry.

Overall, the West Palm Beach Yacht Show is a well-regarded event in the boating and yachting world. The show is considered a must-attend event for those with an interest in luxury yachts and marine equipment.

The West Palm Beach Yacht Show is a great opportunity for prospective yacht owners, or charterers. 

The show offers a great opportunity for visitors to explore and compare yachts of various sizes and styles, and to discover new trends and features in the luxury yacht market. 

Yacht shows like this are also an unmatched opportunity to view a variety of vessels in one location. It’s also a fantastic chance to network and learn about the latest trends and technologies in the marine industry.

The types of yachts on display at the show can vary widely, depending on the year, attending exhibitors and manufacturers who participate in the event.

Some of the most popular types of yachts at the West Palm Beach Yacht Show include:

Sportfishing Yachts

These yachts are designed for specifically for fishing enthusiasts. Sportfishing boats are designed for fishing, and come equipped with top-of-the-line fishing gear, including outriggers, fish finders, and rod holders.

Motor Yachts

Motor yachts are some of the most popular types of yachts at the WPB Yacht Show. Motor yachts run the gamut from small weekend cruisers to enormous superyachts. Motor yachts are primarily designed for comfort and luxury. They often include amenities like gourmet kitchens, spacious cabins, luxurious appliances and high-end entertainment systems.

Sailing Yachts

Modern sailing yachts come in a variety of sizes and styles. They range classic schooler designs, with modern twists, to futuristic hydrofoiling racing sailboats.

Catamarans

Catamarans are a type of multihull boat, which have two hulls.

Catamarans have become massively popular in recent years for the myriad advantages they provide over monohulls.

Catamarans provide a stable and spacious platform for cruising or entertaining, spacious living accommodations in the cabin, and a massive amount fo space on deck. Catamarans are increasingly popular with families and shared charter groups who want to experience off the beaten path destinations in comfort.

Expedition Yachts

Expedition yachts are in a class of their own. While other motor yachts are designed for comfort, expedition yachts are designed for adventure and exploration, and to be pushed to extremes. Expedition yachts typically feature rugged hulls, self-sufficient systems, extremely long fuel range and advanced navigation systems which allow them to navigate remote waters and harsh environments.

The West Palm Beach Yacht Show is a great opportunity for the yacht community to come together. It’s a chance to meet new friends and to see the latest and greatest offerings from the world's top yacht manufacturers.

Catamarans are a type of multihull boat, which have two hulls.

Catamarans have become massively popular in recent years for the myriad advantages they provide over monohulls.

Catamarans provide a stable and spacious platform for cruising or entertaining, spacious living accommodations in the cabin, and a massive amount fo space on deck. Catamarans are increasingly popular with families and shared charter groups who want to experience off the beaten path destinations in comfort.

Expedition Yachts

Expedition yachts are in a class of their own. While other motor yachts are designed for comfort, expedition yachts are designed for adventure and exploration, and to be pushed to extremes. Expedition yachts typically feature rugged hulls, self-sufficient systems, extremely long fuel range and advanced navigation systems which allow them to navigate remote waters and harsh environments.

The West Palm Beach Yacht Show is a great opportunity for the yacht community to come together. It’s a chance to meet new friends and to see the latest and greatest offerings from the world's top yacht manufacturers.

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Powered Catamaran Market to Exhibit Significant Growth in Dollar Opportunities For the Period Influenced by COVID-19

The major factors driving the powered catamaran market growth are the benefits offered by these catamarans over a conventional catamaran. Initially, powered catamarans were used for sporting or racing purposes, however, in the past few years, they have been designed for hovering applications due to technological advances, such as increased speed and increased safety features, leading to the increased adoption of catamarans for various applications. Apart from this, powered catamarans are also used for other applications such as military and passenger transport.

Furthermore, the increase in disposable income has increased traveling and tourism activities, increasing the adoption of campaigning, water sports, cruising, and sailing. In combination with these growing recreational activities, spending quality time with friends or family, and exploring new destinations is also leading toward high adoption, driving the market growth. In terms of geography, the powered catamaran market is divided into six regions, such as North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, South America, the Middle East, and Africa. North America is expected to witness robust growth in the market due to the increasing demand for powered catamaran and the presence of established manufacturers in the region. Moreover, various international shows are held in this region could aid in market growth. For instance, in February 2018, Seawind Catamarans launched Seawind 1260 catamaran at the Miami International Boat Show.

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Catamarans Market : In-Depth Qualitative Insights And Historical Data

Catamarans are multi-hulled boats and are considered as luxury cruising yachts. Catamarans were used for racing or sports purposes, however, over the past few years, these have been manufactured for cruising as well. Along with sports and cruising, catamarans are also used for various other applications such as passenger transport and military operations. Catamarans offer multiple advantages such as enhanced stability, speed, and maneuverability over other marine alternatives such as boats, yachts, and monohulls. This has led to high adoption of catamarans for various applications including sports and recreational purposes. The average speed of catamarans is 300 nautical miles (560 km) per day, which can be as much as 400 nautical miles for sporting events.

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North America was the dominant region in the global catamaran market, and is expected to retain its dominance over the forecast period. According to Coherent Market Insights’ analysis, North America is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 4.2% to reach US$ 557.8 Mn by 2023 from US$ 417.4 million in 2016.

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Key players in the market are focusing on launching new products, in order to enhance its market share. For instance, Aquila 36 is an outboard powered sport catamaran offered by Multihull Central, which was launched in 2017.

Some of the key players in the global catamaran market include Sunreef Yachts, Spirited Designs, Lagoon Catamaran, Fountaine Pajot, Matrix Yachts, Voyage Yachts, TomCat Boats, Robertson and Caine, and Gemini Catamarans.

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The Best Places on Menorca to Buy Shoes

Do you want villas en menorca? If shoe buying is your thing then a journey Menorca is the appropriate excuse to take pleasure in your ardour. Renowned for its shoemaking, it has loads to provide the shoe consumer, from the enduring and high-quality-elegant Avarcas, to buttery smooth hand-crafted leather footwear, espadrilles, and the many factory shops at the island. They even say that a part of the reason the island managed to get away mass tourism is down to the energy of their shoe industry. So for assist locating that perfect pair (or 3), comply with this guide on the nice locations to shop for footwear in Menorca.

Jaime Mascaró Factory Shop Jaime Mascaró, who become born and bred in Menorca, is certainly one of the most important shoe designers in Spain, and is the man at the back of the famend Pretty Ballerinas emblem. As well as the well-known ballet pumps, the dressmaker produces clever-informal footwear and boots under the Mascaró label, and the institution has a manufacturing facility keep in Ferreries. This outlet has a huge variety of ballet pumps and different shoes and boots, in addition to a few purses and other leather-based items, many of which can be at manufacturing unit-sale costs.

Opening hours: Monday – Saturday nine.30am – eight.30pm, Sunday 10am – 2pm

Jaime Mascaró Factory Shop, Calle Poife, zero © Boba's / Facebook If you’re keen on the espadrille then Boba’s in Mahón is the area to go. The keep is sort of a shoe version of a candy keep, with row upon row of bright appealing colorations, and is Instagram heaven. Local dressmaker Llorenç Pons has created a few stunning cutting-edge variations of the traditional rope-soled canvas shoe, in neon colorations, patterned fabric, and in a number of distinct styles and shapes (some of that are restrained edition). A splendid and inexpensive way to take a chunk of Menorcan design domestic with you.

More information Related things to do OUTDOORS Palma Cultural Tour Bus and Walking Tour Mallorca Half Day From $42 4 to five hours OTHER Shore Excursion:Palma Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour with Optional Boat & Belver Castle From $21 1 hour forty minutes Homers Shop, Store

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Add to Plan Homers is a Menorcan own family enterprise that has been running for over forty years. Originally producing great slippers, the enterprise has developed and that they now produce superbly made leather footwear in quite a number styles the use of particularly conventional artisan strategies. All manufacturing takes vicinity within the factory in Ciutadella, however the shoes are popular worldwide (particularly in Japan). The brand has a great online presence, however while journeying Menorca, the first-class vicinity to shop for those lovely footwear, crafted from exquisitely smooth leather-based, is the store in Mahón which not only has the present day collection, however normally has a sale phase for a few real bargains.

Opening hours: Monday – Saturday 10am – 1.30pm and 6pm – 9pm

More information Related things to do OUTDOORS Ibiza meals tours - The maximum delicious tours on Ibiza! From $234 three to 4 hours OTHER Sunset Catamaran Expedition in the front of Cafe Mambo From $1041 7 hours OUTDOORS Speedboat Adventure in Ibiza From $eighty five 2 hours FOOD & DRINK Inca Market Mallorca Half Day Tour From $30 5 hours OTHER Formentor and Traditional Markets Mallorca Full Day Trip From $53 7 to eight hours OUTDOORS Rent scooter in Mallorca with Misterscooter From $44 1 to 24 hours OTHER Palma de Mallorca Half Day Sightseeing Tour with Transfers From $25 4 hours OUTDOORS Discover Alcudia strolling with a Mallorcan picnic and nearby manual From $fifty one 4 hours OUTDOORS Palma de Mallorca Private Walking Tour From $226 2 hours OUTDOORS Ibiza antique town Private Walking Tour From $233 2 hours Mibo Factory Shop Shop, Store

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Add to Plan MIBO produces traditional Avaracas (Menorcan sandals) in their manufacturing unit in Ferreries, where you could watch the smooth leather-based footwear being made at the production line. Not best does the manufacturing facility keep provide a large range of the sandals, and regularly at very reasonable costs, but you may additionally installed an order for custom-made sandals. Beautiful, buttery tender leather-based shoes, on your preference of shade and fashion, equipped mainly for your foot. An possibility for a proper Cinderella second.

Opening hours: Monday – Saturday nine.30am – 2pm and 4pm – 8pm, Sunday 10am – 2pm

More data Related activities OTHER Horseback Riding in Randa Valleys, Mallorca, Spain From $a hundred and eighty three hours OUTDOORS Self-guided Discovery Walk in Palma: food, views and history From $26 1 to 2 hours CULTURE Private Shore Excursion to Valldemossa and Palma de Mallorca From $299 5 hours 30 minutes © Leon Beckenham For Menorcan sandals in every size, colour, form, and style imaginable, head to the RIA store in Ferreries. There is an outlet segment for the bargain hunters, and a danger to tour the manufacturing unit, but its worth a ride just for the primary shop itself, as they have got a miles larger choice than any other Ria outlet at the island. The emblem has been round since the Forties, and the gentle muted shades of the nubuck leather-based is especially appealing to the attention, and the best of the traditional craftsmanship is excellent. Whether you need traditional Avarcas, heeled rope-sole wedges, sandals in your kids, or possibly a couple of novel felted slipper-sandals, you are not going to remorse a go to to this big shop.