Great Barrier Reef Island Hopping - Ep 33

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We island hop through Australia’s Great Barrier Reef on our Whitby 42 ketch as we head south ahead of the coming cyclone season leaving Kent Island stopping at Dunk, Gould and Hinchinbrook Islands on the way to spending a few days enjoying the sunshine at Orpheus Island. The seasonal northerly winds we rely on to sail south have failed to arrive so it’s all upwind which is a point of sail we can usually avoid.

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Great Barrier Reef Island Hopping - Ep 33 Location

  • Great Barrier Reef (-18.2870668,147.6991918)

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