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Welcome back aboard Moor R & R for this week's Adventure! Episode 40
This week, we're continuing our adventure around Hinchinbrook Island—an incredible place where every corner feels wilder and more untouched than the last.
With towering mountains and winding mangrove creeks, every c...
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We put a pause on our frustrating engine rebuild and took a trip overland to San Blas, Nayarit with our pals from SV Lusty. There we embarked on a jungle cruise through the mangroves wh...
Jay and Kenna from Sailing Sitka continue their sailing journey, heading 25 miles south to Baja Tenacatita. They face obstacles like shallow waters and unexpected challenges while navigating a jungle mangrove.
After fixing our engine problems in Namlea, on the Indonesian island of Buru we set off a day behind our friends to catch up on the western side of the island. The wind proved unco-operative, so rather than sail we motored all the way with an overnight stop in a beautiful calm anchorage surrounded b...
In this episode, we anchor Our Dreamtime off the northern tip of Cape York to go ashore and stand on the very top of mainland Australia. Every year thousands of eager off-roaders make the pilgrimage up the Cape in four wheel drives to ‘Tick the box’ with a photo beside the iconic sign at the top of ...
Sailing further up to Cape York we leave Morris Island behind, make an overnight stop at Night Island then enjoy a great sail to an anchorage at Portland Roads on the mainland. Here the boat is mobbed by a school of huge sharks as soon as we anchor. The following day we explore the small settlement ...
On our way up to Cape York we sail deeper into crocodile territory and take the opportunity to enjoy one of the best aspects of cruising on a sail boat. That is having the ability to stop and explore remote tropical islands all by ourselves. In this episode we spend time ashore on both Stanley and M...
One of the best things about cruising as a family is spending quality time in some pretty awesome places with the ones you love.
As parents, we get so much joy from taking our son Josh to destinations we’ve sailed to previously and experiencing them again through his eyes.
Green Island in Far No...
We leave El Questro after a wonderful stay and make our way along outback roads with many water crossings. We pass the Pentecost River and check out the spectacular Pentecost Valley.
Next, we head to the Durack River and stop for the famous tea and scones at Ellenbrae Station, but unfortunately, ...
Our local mate takes us on an adventure in the Prossy river, it has the highest density of crocs in Queensland so it was no surprise we bumped into a few. After returning to Popao Michael cooks up an epic feast of ginger & shallot mud crab 🤤 🦀 🐊
Fishermans Den
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Close encounters with Crocodiles are not on our bucket list, in fact we hope to never see them! We spent a couple of days anchored in a beautiful remote bay, swimming in the amazing cool waters of a nearby river, catching a few fish and generally just enjoyed being out exploring again. One evening w...
In this episode, we island hop our way around the San Blas Islands, Panama. We go for many freedives and see everything from beautiful coral to sharks. after celebrating Gary's birthday we sail to a new spot and then go on a wild dinghy adventure in the jungle!
We hope you enjoy this episode ...
Having sailed a up river to reach the town, we spent a week exploring San Blas, taking in the laid back vibe and beautiful setting! We toured the town and the hillside fort that watches over it, before reaching to the nearby mangroves (thankfully with an upgraded dinghy) in search of crocodiles!
I...
After a quick provision in Magnetic Island, we head north again with SV Waterfront and go up the Hinchinbrook Channel.
We try our luck fishing again and come across a few salt water crocodiles.
We head back to Goold Island and take the tender over to Garden Island and find the bore to get some fresh...
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Vlog #30
In San Blas, Mexico, we are finally getting out mast put back in! The awesome guys at the boat yard had never attempted it before but we decided to try anyway, with a boat lift! haha
They assured us they could make it happen!
Luckily after a lot of readjusting we finally got it in.
We put...
After sailing the short distance from Njari Island we arrive at the safe haven of Liapari Island, which is nestled at the southern end of Vella Lavella.
Liapari island is the foremost working boat yard in the Solomons, with plans to build an airstrip and a modern resort.
Join us as we experience C...
We leave Marova Lagoon and head for Munda. We visit an ex crocodile exporter who keeps 2 crocodiles as pets. We talk about the hunting and exporting of crocodiles. Leah goes to Munda Friday market for fresh fruit, veggies and fish.
We show you some underwater footage from the reefs around Munda.
We beach the boat to clean the barnies off the hulls, probably not in the best place with Big Crocodiles around but we need a clean bum to sail around the most northerly cape in Western Australia which is notorious for being dangerous! We sail into the King George River, i think we were so blown awa...
We are deep in the remote Kimberley's and are coming across a lot more crazy Crocodiles that seem to be coming a bit too close! Probably the most scared and aware that we have been so far, these things keep getting bigger!
There is so much to explore in the Kimberley region! Ancient Caves with ...
We are so far up the Prince Regent River in the Kimberlies, it took us days battling head winds and huge tides, now we can relax are really enjoy what it has to offer! The magnificent Kings cascade was a highlight with an increased croc activity from now on, being very alert to anything that moves!!...
As we cruise through the Kimberleys which is the most remote part of Australia we come across a small island in the middle of no where and nudge Tangaroa up to it! We sail out to Montgomery reef and anchor in the middle of a groin in the reef and watch waterfalls cascade over the dry reef! It was AM...
Crocodile Creek in the west Kimberleys Australia is one of the craziest anchorages we have ever sailed to! Up a creek past jagged rocks, sand bars, and a huge rusty ball of steel is a small deep hole underneath a waterfall. Its only accessible on high tide and when the water drains (up to 11 metres)...
As we sail through the remote Kimberlies which is only accessible by boat we come across an abandoned home up a creek in the middle of no where! Deserted and no one to be seen, we find out that it was called squatters arms, a couple who sailed in by yacht 20 years ago had set up a home and built a f...
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