Edge of the World

Edge of the World Travel Company wants to offer a journey on the boat, Adventurer home based in Mā‘alaea Harbor in Maui Hawaii.  This is a very special yacht, a custom Sunreef Power 70 Catamaran with an elegant topside, extended interior, and exterior space along with its stability, safety, long cruising range with low fuel consumption maintained makes it an ideal vessel for long-term travel around the world. We can offer day trips around Maui or more extensive adventures to the blue lagoon in Rangiroa, Tahiti, and the Marshall Islands even to Fiji if you dare. Were not quite a Superyacht but with a crew of three certified mariners, you are pretty safe.  We offer Snorkeling, SNUBA and SCUBA Diving, Bike Riding on Distant Tropical Islands, Special Journeys Unpack in a luxurious cabin on the Adventurer and go relax and deck and wonder at the beautiful Pacific Ocean as the Explorer heads almost to the South.  Later, See the Southern Cross at Night, Crossing the Equator and face th

Looking for adventure?  How about traveling on a luxury boat from Maui Hawaii to the Marshall Islands, where US Nuclear testing began in 1946 on Bikini Atoll after residents were evacuated. Over the years, 67 weapon tests were conducted, including the 15-megaton Castle Bravo hydrogen bomb test, which produced significant fallout in the region. The testing concluded in 1958.  Time has past and a visit is pretty safe these days, we have a highly trained crew and we carry a good Geiger counter, just to make sure.  This area is close enough to the edge of the World. From 1946 to 1958, it served as the Pacific Proving Grounds for the United States and was the site of 67 nuclear tests on various atolls.[16] The world's first hydrogen bomb, codenamed "Mike", was tested at the Enewetak atoll in the Marshall Islands on November 1, (local date) in 1952, by the United States.  How about Pitcairn Island? Pitcairn is the least populous national jurisdiction in the world.  The P

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