Reel by Daniel do Nascimento
🌊 For us, the answer was YES. We left South Florida behind and crossed 52 miles of open ocean to Bimini, Bahamas, on our Sea-Doos. 🇧🇸 For most of the crossing, there is no land in sight, only the Gulf Stream around us and the promise of turquoise water waiting on the other side. ⚠️ A Bimini Sea-Doo crossing requires careful planning, proper safety equipment, favorable marine conditions and experienced riders. The ocean should never be underestimated. 💬 Would you make this crossing? COMMENT YES or NO below. @seadoo 🎥Shot on @insta360 X5🎥
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@viner_scott No! That’s got to be very physically demanding?
@timmy_bimini 😎🌴
@trentkocurek How do you get this shot? You wearing a head mount?
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@mel__530 ABSOLUTELY 💯
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@erre.castro @m.i.r.e.l.l.e
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@path.taken222 I'd imagine that your body is sore after that journey😂
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@sky_walker.88 Nice lake ride 🙌🙌
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@seadoo when the conditions are that good, how can you say no? 🤩
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@brettjohnson817 Crossed 32 miles of Pacific Ocean from Long Beach to Catalina a few years back on a GTI 130….. definitely didn’t look like this! I’d ride these conditions all day!!!
@edwinn_eatz_finds WHAT'S PLAN B ON A TRIP LIKE THIS...🤔
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@mo_mo18mike The blue sky looks beautiful in the x5 footage. The image is so clear!
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@brp.babe 1000%
@liiinngote 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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@giftedbrenda Yes - love Bimini.
@cam_edwards91 What the depth finder say? 😂