Sailing to Whangarei from Tutukaka in New Zealand Down the Northland Coast
Episode 322 : Season 10 : New Zealand – Aotearoa
Hello Friends,
On this episode I make way for Whangārei with an easy motor sail in light winds. Approaching the channel to the large basin that is Whangārei I test out the current and find myself fighting it for almost half an hour to get into an anchorage with more protection.
Make sure you stay tuned until the end of the episode if you would like to hear me talk about how I read the landscape of an anchorage to decide where I want to drop the hook.
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