Remote Australian Desert Islands - Sailing Tangaroa
Sailing Tangaroa
Hi we are James & Hannah and we live on board our 37ft James Wharram Catamaran Tangaroa (The Tanga), sailing around Australia visiting some of the most remote and incredible places in OZ! We live a simple life with a 40 litre Engle fridge, catch fish when we need and explore as much as we can because life is about LIVING! We Surf, Dive, Sail and just froth out being in nature! Subscribe and follow our adventures! Much love Legends!
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We set sail around the north west cape of Exmouth and sail to a remote group of islands called THE MONTEBELLO’S where 3 atomic bombs where tested in the 50’s destroying a lot of the pristine wildlife. But its back thriving more than ever, these islands are baron and harsh but so beautiful.
Check us out Sailing on Tangaroa through Western Australia to places a lot of people wouldn’t get a chance to go to.
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