So, what's this all about?
Honestly? I just can't stop thinking about the ocean.
Thanks for sailing by! I started NAUTI & NICE because I'm fascinated with the sea and beach life. I want to soak it all in, remember stuff and ultimately share it with people like me who are humbled by the beauty, majesty and mystery of the sea..
This is my place on the sand to share destination guides from places I've been to or heard about and nautical stuff that caught my attention and made me go "wait, really?"
In addition to all the info, we're filling up our NAUTI & NICE shop with apparel, home decor, beach accesories and curated nautical treasures. We hope you'll visit again soon and have a look around. Until then...
SEA YA!
Where to next?
Latest Destination Guides
Praia da Marinha
The Ultimate Guide to Praia da Marinha: The Algarve’s Golden Masterpiece When travel magazines and guidebooks attempt to capture the essence of Portugal’s spectacular southern...
Shoal Bay, Anguilla
The Ultimate Guide to Shoal Bay: Anguilla’s Powdery White Masterpiece When you dream of the ultimate, quintessential Caribbean escape, your imagination is likely painting a...
Flamenco Beach, Puerto Rico
The Ultimate Guide to Flamenco Beach: Puerto Rico’s Caribbean Masterpiece When travelers dream of the perfect Caribbean beach, they are usually picturing a very specific...
Spiaggia dei Conigli (Rabbit Beach), Italy
The Ultimate Guide to Spiaggia dei Conigli: Italy’s Southernmost Masterpiece When searching for the absolute pinnacle of Mediterranean beauty, you have to look beyond the...
Did you know?
The color of tropical water has nothing to do with the sky reflecting in it — it's about depth, sediment, and what's living in it. Clear turquoise means shallow, sandy bottom, very few nutrients. Dark blue means deep water.
Just keep swimming
..and learning.
Ocean Science
Why the water does what it does. Tides, currents, color, all of it.
Marine Life
What's actually living in there and why you shouldn't touch it.
Nautical Know-How
Tides, flags, charts, knots, you know...the practical stuff.
Conservation
Loving the ocean means understanding what's threatening it.