DAY SAILING A BENETEAU OCEANIS 42.3 | Diving into the new year CH.17
We finish off 2020 by hopping aboard our mates Beneteau and sail out to an island off the NSW coast. We get up early in attempt to leave Coffs Harbour to head further south, though we wake to the most recent update of the Covid situation in the greater Sydney region and decide to call off our departure. Instead, we show you how to build a tiller table and take our mates new Beneteau for a spin to Split Solitary Island where Miles floats away in his dinghy, and we dive into the clear ocean waters.
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