You're standing on the deck and you've got a muffin in one hand and a cup of coffee in

the other and you're seeing the faces of the people around you, you're seeing the water,

you're seeing the islands.

You'll feel a little dampness in the air, a little moisture landing around you and on

your clothes and on your shoulders.

You'll smell the wood smoke coming from the galley and you might smell some baked goods

and bread or something cooking down there.

You'll hear the sound of the waves laughing on the side of the boat, you'll hear the breeze

through the sails.

You might see some seagulls or some offspring or a bald eagle flying through the air following

us.

Seagulls like to follow us at times, then you'll be seeing islands, the green of the islands

standing out against the blue of the water.

The sky, clear and sun, maybe you'll see another wind jammer down the bay and remind

you of how cool what you're doing is.

I'm Dylan Therese and this is Atlas Obscura, a celebration of the world's strange, incredible

and wondrous places.

This episode was made in partnership with the main office of tourism.

If you ever read about pirates or high seas adventures when you are a kid, if you ever

dreamt about the ocean breeze through your hair, wind catching sails, the horizon opening

out in front of you, we have got the place for you.

It's a place where the romanticism of sailing still lives on.

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