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A little glimpse into our time away in French Polynesia 🌴🌊

From swimming with whales and sharks to exploring the crystal-clear blue waters and lush green mountains, it was an unforgettable experience and a much-needed chance to recharge!

A huge thank you to our amazing clients for allowing us some time away, and to our wonderful team for holding it down while we were gone. We couldn’t do it without you! 🤍
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cool girls have cool hobbies 🌞🤿🧜‍♀️🌊🌀🌺✨ 

📸: @maxblakesberg
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3 PINES kineeeee a day 🌴🥥

This is totalllyyyyy needed 🤘🏽
 
There’s nothing like sitting up here and taking it all in — the ocean, the bays, the mountains… all in one view, in ONE beautiful place. 🥹&& found some mediocre coconut bread 😅😋

Come early because we just beat the crowds!!! And trust me, it’s worth the early wake-up. 🌺
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After hours in rough water, we headed to a side of the island that was more protected from the wind and found this mom and calf.

We watched them quietly from the boat before slowly slipping into the water. Mom eventually settled down for a nap with her calf beside her.

We waited calmly from a distance, and before long, curiosity took over. The calf came up to check us out while mom rested peacefully below.

There was no rush, just slow movements, patience, and letting them set the pace.

Shot with @gopro Mission 1 Pro
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2025 was a year of building, reconnecting, and getting back in the water. 🌊

A lot of energy went into growing the business, with meaningful trips sprinkled in to see family and recharge. We didn’t travel quite as much as usual, but still made it to Washington and Kentucky for the holidays, back to Cabo twice, and of course our favorite place on earth, Mo’orea.

When we were home, we spent as much time as possible whale watching in Monterey, soaking in every moment on the water.

This year, we were lucky enough to share the ocean with some incredible animals, blue sharks, humpback whales, gray whales, eagle rays, sea turtles, and more dolphins than I can count.

Grateful for every mile traveled, every dive taken, and every wild encounter. 🐋🤍
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