
Lizard Island, tropical gem + We nearly hit a WHALE! Ep242
October 02, 2023 by Sailing Learning By Doing | Language: EN Play Time: 00:13:05 | SAILING YOUTUBERS

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This week we sail from Cooktown to Lizard Island, a short passage of 55nm. Our first upwind passage since fixing the boat though and I’m interested to see if the repaired Daggerboard will hold. We had 20-25kts all day and multiple squalls rolling through with ferocious downpours of rains each time. A huge female Humpback whale came from no-where and breached very close by, exciting for sure but a little sketchy too!
We had a couple of days “holiday” at Lizard Island and thoroughly enjoyed it there. What a magnificent tropical paradise!
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Lizard Island, tropical gem + We nearly hit a WHALE! Ep242 Locations
- Lizard Island (-14.6680433,145.463777)
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