YouTube Videos

We explore various Aboriginal rock art sites and find many beautiful and very old paintings. The rock formations are quite unbelievable and we take a good look around in Peanut. We find a giant snake, jelly fish, people, dancing people, Wandjina art and ...

We spend a great deal of time exploring our surrounds in Peanut. There’s just so much to see. We find plenty of Aboriginal rock art paintings, especially the well known Four Men in a Canoe one. It’s much smaller than we thought it would be. We also c...

We make our way south to the Osborne Islands and go ashore to try and find Magnus’ meter which has been hidden for him at the Arches. We check out the beautiful cave rock formations and explore a tiny island. We have been told that Makassan pottery is o...

We leave the King George River and make our way around the corner of Kalooma Bay to “Lagoon Bay”. It didn’t have a name so we named it! We go ashore and spot the resident crocodile in a beautiful lagoon. No swimming for us! We then head up the coas...

Discovering historic LOST CITY sailing remote Australia - Ep 172 We feel so lucky to be sailing the remote Kimberley coastline exploring its many beautiful anchorages along the way. This week we take our sailing catamaran into the shallow waters of Glycosm...

After sailing through the Gulgari Rip we found a safe anchorage close by. We then make our way further north in the Wessel Islands, checking out the anchorages as we go. We look for Aboriginal rock art and explore the stunning rock formations along the s...

We take Peanut to Stanley Island and stroll along the kapok lined sandy path. Magnus talks about the various flora here and its many uses. We finally arrive at the Aboriginal rock art paintings which are spectacular. Thanks for watching and see you all ...

Some more information on the art we discovered when we were in the Kimberley based on our research and findings carried out at the Northern Territory State Library. We answer the following questions: 0:15 Why is there so much art in the Kimberley? 1:29 W...

For our final episode in the Kimberley, we head to the Berkley River where we were pleasantly surprised to find plenty of fresh water billabongs so late in the dry season. More amazing scenery, plants, rock art and wildlife was discovered at Casuarina Cree...

We round the chaotic Cape Londonderry where two opposing tides meet. Navigating the shallow sand bars, we enter the amphitheatre of beautiful Glycosmis Bay. Exploring an ancient art site called the Lost City uncovers some of the most pristine and intricate...

Episode 5 of our Cruising the Wild West Series We raid the coconut trees in Dampier, stop off at Dolphin island to find some aboriginal art and have a skinny dip in a tidal lagoon. We then sail directly to Broome from the Dampier Archipelago and Troy haul...