Abandoning Gecko for an Oyster 62' Papua New Guinea to Indonesia WHSE143

Welcome back, adventurous sailors! Today, we’re diving into a fascinating episode of the Wind Hippie’s incredible journey from Papua New Guinea to Indonesia. As they traverse this exotic maritime route, our hero faces various challenges – from clearing customs in Australia to navigating the stunning coastal waters of Indonesia.

Abandoning Gecko for an Oyster 62′

In this exciting episode, our sailor decides to temporarily abandon their trusty little Gecko in favor of the luxurious 62′ Oyster ‘Uru’. This high-tech yacht, complete with a private chef and state-of-the-art navigational tools, offers a stark contrast to the Wind Hippie’s own vessel.

Papua New Guinea to Indonesia WHSE143

The sailing crew sets off towards Sangatta, Indonesia, navigating through patches of logs and debris, as well as challenging currents. Along the way, they witness awe-inspiring sunsets and breathtaking coastlines. However, this tranquil voyage faces a sudden turn when unexpected headwinds test their patience and resilience.

Customs Clearing in Australia

In Australia, our Wind Hippie encounters a stringent clearing process. The authorities meticulously examine every nook and cranny of the vessel while the sailor remains on edge about the potential costs involved.

Luxury and Nautical Perfection

The contrast between their usual humble sailing experience and the lavishness of ‘Uru’ provides a fascinating perspective on the different facets of maritime life. With modern amenities like infrared cameras, navigational instruments galore, and a private chef, our sailor appreciates both styles of sailing.

Arrival in Sangatta, Indonesia

Finally reaching Sangatta, the sailors navigate the customs process with the help of an agent, streamlining their arrival. After clearing in, they stock up on provisions and bask in the bustling atmosphere of this exotic town.

Mind-Warping Maritime Experiences

This episode showcases how diverse sailing experiences can be, offering both thrilling adventures and tranquil passages. As our sailor bids farewell to ‘Uru’, they’re excited about the future – where their Gecko awaits.

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Having just arrived in Australia, I leave Gecko to join a 62' Oyster on a passage from Papua New Guinea to Indonesia.

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Abandoning Gecko for an Oyster 62' Papua New Guinea to Indonesia WHSE143 Locations

  • Solomon Islands (-9.64571,160.156194)
  • Solomon Islands (-10.5381,149.8462)
  • Papua New Guinea to Indonesia route (-19.2649,146.7778)
  • Townsville, Australia (-10.5333,142.75)

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