Dragonul mortal de Komodo: Cea mai mare șopârlă de pe Pământ | Sailing & Travel Ep 360

13 thoughts on “Dragonul mortal de Komodo: Cea mai mare șopârlă de pe Pământ | Sailing & Travel Ep 360”

1. Fantastic use of music and areal drone shots on this one. What a fantastic place. A bucket list destination I will probably never get to go to. So once again thank you Liz & Jamie.

2. just gorgeous ep, thanks liz and jammie , absolutly stunning edit

3. What a privilege to visit such an amazing and unique place. We sail because its part of the adventure visiting and exploring are what adventure is all about for us. To pass by and not explore is not to have been at all. Interesting your comment about agenda. We are spending more and more time on our boat now. More and more we find ourselves creating a route and program to bring some structure to our travels. Its a tricky balance. 😬

4. Watching this video is as close to a Komodo dragon I care to be. The musical score and voice-over were brilliant. Thanks for supporting the national park and sharing. 🐲 The anchorage and drone footage. 👏👏👏

5. No particular place to go, no time-driven agenda to be on, living on a sailing yacht in paradise with the beautiful woman you love. Jamie is going to be just fine.
   How to become Komodo dragon poop? FAaFO 🐉☠💩
   😃👍👏👏👏🐻

6. Great episode! It took me a dense second to figure out the need for the elevated walkways! "Oh, of course!" Q.: why do Komodo dragons no longer swim between the islands? (From your description.) Is it environmental or genetic? Best regards as always.

7. Wow! … how drone shots show us the world we live in,… it’s a great shame we/some,don’t appreciate it and respect it at eye level?… great job guys and good luck to the Komodo dragons!

8. Worriers anticipate the problems and live a safer life. Unfortunately we oft can not stop worrying and this can be a problem. I know, I am one of those. I do try to tell my self to stop worrying unnecessarily but usually fail.

9. 64th subscriber LIKE; 268th tag-along view. It only takes one bite with their venom…
   and the rest of your day is completely spoiled.

10. the water look just beautiful; the islands look fantastic, and the drone footage wow; the dragons looked scary and I am sure a real respect for their space helps your viewing pleasure.

11. 14:36, I hope you don't mind, I took a screen shot….beautiful and very nice production overall…

12. Hey guys, I agree with you on doing the tourist think regularly. I have crossed more than 80% of the earths longitudinal lines and have been in a few foreign countries. Some of it was accomplished privately and some with military assistance. My general MO when hitting a new port, was to take a cheesy low cost tourist bus tour, with a local agency. This provided, in the matter of a few hours, a lot of local history and the towns highlights. Also, if you're looking for something specific you can get good information to plan out the day or the rest of your visit. I have found some very wonderful places, that were off the beat path by normal vacationer. One of my favorite inquisitions was to ask, what do the local people like to do, or where do they go to the beach, or on vacation…Of course you got to avoid the, steering into, "planned" trinket shops…but overall this has worked very good for me, cheers…

13. Some great footage there. Those dragons are just so intimidating. But Komodo isn't just dragons, the clear water, fish life and snorkeling are also superb. one could spend weeks there on your own yacht. Thankyou Liz and Jamie. Ps I sent an email the other day.

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