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A red and white search and rescue helicopter is parked on top of a pier in Gothenburg, Sweden. The helicopter is ready for action, with its rotors still and its emergency lights flashing.

Biddinghuizen 03-08-2024: Officers of the Dutch water police practice boarding a ship with fast intervention boats on Lake Veluwe between Flevoland and Gelderland near Harderwijk. The police practice more often on Lake Veluwe, this year with fast boats, in March 2023 mainly with jet skis. The cargo vessel is called Hydra.

Aerial image of Skagen and Vippefyr: Skagen is the very tip of Denmark where the waves of the two seas Kattegat and Skagerak meet. The old lighthouse, Vippefyret, is a historic landmark and was used for navigation from year 1627. This is a famous tourist attraction and national landmark. Image shot with drone.

Stralsund, Germany – November 01, 2023: SAR rescue boat, Hertha Jeep at the pilot house on the promenade in Stralsund in Germany

The Windsor, Ontario Skyline with a Canadian Coast Guard ship moored along its waterfront.

A sunny day in Grebbestad on the coast of Bohuslän in Sweden.

The East Anglian Air Ambulance takes off from a suburban park in Carlton-Colville, Lowestoft in Suffolk, England

$Murmansk, Russia - February 27, 2022: Offshore diving boat \$

tourboat on Saint Lawrence river in Québec City in Canada

Tugboat in the port of Władysławowo, against the background of the city panorama.

Bray town and beach in County Wicklow, Ireland

$This is Helsinki on October 2019.\n\nThe Baltic sea and it’s islands are an amazing part of Helsinki. This is from Suomenlinna front of Helsinki. It is shot in April spring time. A lot of boats waits to get set on sea. In 1991, the Suomenlinna fortress was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List as a unique monument of military architecture.\n\nYou can see islands everywhere at Finland coast. Every island in the archipelago has its own unique character, and they all boast diverse nature. Most of the islands are also easy to get to by own boat, canoeing or public waterbus or ferry. In Helsinki area visitors services that are available in summertime range from guided walks to cafés and even saunas. Out of Helsinki the archipelago is non-urban and you can find there a lot of different animals such birds and fish, but big animals such deers. Sea front of Finland is brackish water so there is not so much salt in water.$