For the love of Langford Island - The Whitsundays
It's places like Langford Island that really epitomise why we've stayed in the Whitsundays so long.
With 74 islands on our doorstep, there's always more to explore, and some places that are just gems.
Langford is one of the diamonds.
Just 14 miles or an easy 2.5 hour run from our marina berth at Port of Airlie, Langford Island has it all.
A long sandy spit to walk on at low tide - tick.
A Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service walking track and lookout with panoramic views - tick.
Sunrise and sunset views - tick.
Natural beauty - tick.
An abundance of marine life and coral reef - tick.
Public moorings - tick.
There's even underwater art as part of the Ngaro Underwater Sculpture Trail.
What's not to love!
I hope this video does it justice - enjoy...
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@shazatsea
The Sailing Adventures of Brilliant II
Join the Smallwoods - Sharon, Julian, Josh, and Pepe (the Blue Burmese) - aboard Sailing Vessel Brilliant II. Brilliant II is a Kelly Peterson 44, built in 1978. Julian and Sharon bought the boat in Phuket, Thailand, in 2005, and sailed her slowly back to Sydney, Australia. Over the next five years they lived aboard and sailed the coasts of New South Wales and Queensland. They are currently based in the Whitsundays, Queensland, where Josh was born in 2010. In 2021 they began a refit of the water-damaged interior (which had needed doing since the start!), while continuing to sail on mini-adventures north and south of their home port. Sharon is a photojournalist by trade, but realising YouTube is a thing has started creating videos too. You can also follow their adventures on Instagram at @shazatsea.
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