Welcome back aboard Moor R & R for this week's Adventure! Episode 39
Places where nature still sets the pace... where ancient landscapes have remained unchanged for thousands of years... and where every adventure begins with a single step into the unknown.
A rugged island sculpted from ancient granite. Towering mountains draped in lush rainforest. Hidden waterfalls cascading into crystal-clear pools. Endless, untouched beaches where the only footprints may be your own.
Our first stop is the breathtaking Zoe Bay, and all we can say is... wow. Surrounded by towering mountains and pristine rainforest, it's one of the most beautiful anchorages we've ever experienced.
From there, we set off on the hike to the famous Zoe Falls. The climb is worth every step as we reach the top, where panoramic views stretch across the island and out over the Coral Sea. Then it's time to cool off in the stunning natural rock pools—a place that feels like something straight out of a postcard.
But the adventure doesn't stop there.
We continue around the southern end of Hinchinbrook, passing the famous Lucinda Jetty. At an incredible 5.76 kilometres long, it's the longest service jetty in the Southern Hemisphere and an impressive sight from the water.
Our final stop for the week is Haycock Island, where we drop the anchor for the night. With calm waters and the crab pots set, it's the perfect way to end another unforgettable adventure—and let's just say, the crabbing certainly doesn't disappoint.
Remote. Rugged. Untamed.
Hinchinbrook Island isn't just a destination—it's a place that challenges you, inspires you, and rewards every step along the way.
Come along for the highs and lows of life at sea – the joy of community, the challenge of sailing, and all the fun we get up too !!!
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Music - Epidemic Sound
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Welcome back aboard Moor R & R for this week’s Adventure! Episode 39
Places where nature still sets the pace… where ancient landscapes have remained unchanged for thousands of years… and where every adventure begins with a single step into the unknown.
A rugged island sculpted from ancient granite. Towering mountains draped in lush rainforest. Hidden waterfalls cascading into crystal-clear pools. Endless, untouched beaches where the only footprints may be your own.
Our first stop is the breathtaking Zoe Bay, and all we can say is… wow. Surrounded by towering mountains and pristine rainforest, it’s one of the most beautiful anchorages we’ve ever experienced.
From there, we set off on the hike to the famous Zoe Falls. The climb is worth every step as we reach the top, where panoramic views stretch across the island and out over the Coral Sea. Then it’s time to cool off in the stunning natural rock pools—a place that feels like something straight out of a postcard.
But the adventure doesn’t stop there.
We continue around the southern end of Hinchinbrook, passing the famous Lucinda Jetty. At an incredible 5.76 kilometres long, it’s the longest service jetty in the Southern Hemisphere and an impressive sight from the water.
Our final stop for the week is Haycock Island, where we drop the anchor for the night. With calm waters and the crab pots set, it’s the perfect way to end another unforgettable adventure—and let’s just say, the crabbing certainly doesn’t disappoint.
Remote. Rugged. Untamed.
Hinchinbrook Island isn’t just a destination—it’s a place that challenges you, inspires you, and rewards every step along the way.
Come along for the highs and lows of life at sea – the joy of community, the challenge of sailing, and all the fun we get up too !!!
If you enjoy our adventures, we’d really appreciate your support by LIKING the video, SUBSCRIBING to the channel, and hitting the HYPE button. Every bit of support helps us continue sharing our sailing journey with you.
If you’d like to support our journey and get behind-the-scenes content, early access, and more, you can join our crew and love to welcome you aboard.
Patreon – https://bit.ly/4g3BPfN Every bit of support helps keep us sailing — thank you! 💛
Instagram – @a.journey_together
Music – Epidemic Sound
#sailing #boating #catamaran #cruising
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