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2 Years of Highlights From A Circumnavigation of Australia in 4 Minutes
WE MADE IT... We circumnavigated Australia returning to Brisbane 26 months after we left. There were so many highlights, putting just some of these into 4 minutes was very challenging leaving so much that was equally worthy to include. #circumnavigationaustralia #seawind1260 #seawindcats #sailing #...
E144 – WE MADE IT, A Full Circumnavigation of Australia Completed
Leaving Coffs Harbour we cross the bar to Yamba stopping for the night, before making an overnight sail across the border into Queensland and through the Southport Seaway. Weaving our way through the Gold Coast Waterways we arrive back in Manly completing our circumnavigation which took 26 months an...
E143 – More Bar Crossings, Camden Haven, Port Macquarie and Coffs Harbour
Leaving Forster we sail to Camden Haven to wait out some bad weather and explore the area including the North Brother walk up a huge hill. Heading back out we cross the notorious bar and head to Port Macquarie where we cross yet another bar, before walking the breakwater and finding the rocks all co...
E142 – Forebeam Repairs, Newcastle to Forster
We sail into Newcastle and anchor at Horseshoe Bay where we are amazed by the number and speed of the huge ships that race past us, blasting their fog horns often startling us. Continuing to Port Stephens we find an issue with our forebeam that requires a quick fix, before continuing around Broughto...
E141 – Ettalong Bay’s Quirky Pub, Pittwater & Cowan Creek
Leaving Sydney we sail up to Pittwater and are amazed at the number of boats, before heading to Ettalong Bay where we find a quirky pub and have some great cocktails. Heading up Cowan Creek we stop and Cotton Tree Bay and have a fancy lunch at the Cottage Point Inn. We head to Refugee Cove dodging t...
E140 – Under The Iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge
Heading into Port Hacking we explore South West Arm and have an idyllic paddleboard up the creek, before heading north through Sydney heads and under the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge. We anchor out front of the Taronga Park Zoo and walk into Mossman for dinner, returning in complete darkness with no...
E139 – Wattamolla Falls & Lagoon, Fixing a Faulty Toilet
We leave Jervis Bay and pass the huge cliffs on our way to the new marina at Shell Harbour. Chris dissembles the toilet macerator trying to fix a faulty shaft seal creating a leak of undesirable source, before we head further north to Wottamolla Falls, anchoring behind some gnarly swells into the ba...
E138 – Swarmed By A Beetle Orgy, Bermagui to Jervis Bay
Leaving Eden we head to Bermagui, over the notorious bar crossing into the marina. Along the way we are swarmed by Plague Soldier Beetles that decide No Regrets is their chosen place for their mating orgy. Timestamps if you like to Jump Right In: 00:00 Intro 00:35 Leaving Eden 01:37 Plague Soldier...
E137 – A Hidden Haven, Bitangabee Bay And On To Eden
Leaving Lakes Entrance we begin our journey north and into our next state of New South Wales. We pull into the beautiful little anchorage of Bitangabee Bay, which most cruisers miss on their way to and from Eden. Making our way into Twofold Bay we explore the ruins of the old Davidson Whaling Statio...
E136 – World’s Longest Silt Jetties, Gippsland Lakes
Exploring the vast waterways of the Gippsland Lakes we visit Steamers Landing before stopping in the centre of Paynesville where the fantastic Floating Tin Shed passes bay with it's live Rock & Roll Band on deck. We visit the worlds longest silt jetties at the end of the Mitchell River, cre...
E135 – Diamond Fossicking at Killiecranke, Flinders Island
We head to the incredible Killiecranke Bay and go Diamond Fossicking, even successfully finding a few specimens. Leaving Tasmania, we cross back across Bass Strait and into the protected waters of the Gippsland Lakes. Timestamps if you like to Jump Right In: 00:00 Intro 00:41 Leaving Tamar River 02...
E134 – Circumnavigation of Tasmania Complete, Back To The Tamar River
After a quick flight with the drone to capture the amazing coastline at Cape Sorell, we sail overnight north up the west coast of Tasmania and through Hunter Passage with some pretty strong currents. After a brief rest stop at Three Hummock Island we sail over night back to the Tamar River completin...
E133 – The Remote Wilderness Of The Gordon River
We explore the historic old railway carriage at the abandoned West Pillinger township, now converted into camping accommodation. Heading south we stop at the former convict settlement on Sarah Island and learn more on its horrific past. We then head into the very remote and wild Gordon River stoppin...
E132 – Catching A HUGE Tuna And The Abandoned Town of East Pillinger
We leave Port Davey and head north to Strahan and Macquarie Harbour. Along the way Chris dops a line and hooks a HUGE Southern Bluefin Tuna. After a quick look around Strahan, we head further into Macquarie Harbour to seek shelter from a westerly change that brings strong winds to 45 knots. With imp...
The Speedy Stitcher Sewing Awl | Paragon’s Favorite Stuff Ep. 21
An extremely economical sewing awl that can fit on any boat and is robust enough to deal with whatever the cruising life has to throw at it? This is why the Speedy Stitcher is a must have on our boat! If you enjoyed this video, then give it a thumbs up, make a comment, share it, or support this do...
E131 – Climbing the HUGE Mount Rugby and Rafting Down The Davey River, Bathurst Harbour Part 2
We climb the challenging Mount Rugby at 770 metres high, before moving to Payne Bay to explore the Davey River. Taking the tender we cross the tricky bar and wind our way up past the lower rapids and through the incredible gorge. Working our way up the river which becomes more narrow and with increa...
E130 – Clayton’s Corner, Melaleuca Inlet and Rafting Old River, Bathurst Harbour Tasmania
We head into Bathurst Harbour and visit Clayton's Corner and the old Win & Clyde's house before we climb Mount Beattie. We take the tender down the Melaleuca Inlet and see the almost extinct Orange Bellied Parrot and the abandoned old tin mine. Finally we move No Regrets to the mouth o...
E129 – Uncovering Nature’s Best-Kept Secret: Ketchem Bay, Tasmania!
Leaving Louisa Island we quickly explore New Harbour before exploring Ketchem Bay, where we had been told of a very secluded hidden anchorage. Launching the drone reveals this spectacular this anchorage. After a quick snorkel, we round South West Cape and put the fishing rod out after seeing many sc...
Sailing the World with the Burley Travoy Folding Bike Trailer | Paragon’s Favorite Stuff Ep. 20
A rugged trailer made specifically for bikes that folds to the size of my backpack AND fits perfectly on our sailboat? Yes please! Check out this video to see all the reasons we are in love with our Burley Travoy Folding Bike Trailer! Want more info? Click on the link! If you enjoyed this video, ...
E128 – Tasmania’s South Coast, Beautiful Louisa Island
We leave Pigstys anchorage and round the most southern point of Tasmania, South East Cape. With a great weather forecast we explore some amazing caves and waterfall into the sea along the rugged south coast before stopping at Louisa Island and exploring some amazing formations. Timestamps if you li...
E127 – Picking Wild Apples & Blackberries, An Abandoned Farm on Partridge Island
Leaving Bruny Island we head past Arch Rock and into Port Cygnet, before heading to Dover where we find a couple apple trees and a huge blackberry bush growing right on the edge of beach. Heading to Partridge Island we explore the abandoned farm finding more fresh fruit picking a bag full of apples ...
Sailing From Stornoway, Scotland to The Faroe Islands – Part 2 | DrakeParagon Sailing
It’s been a rolly sail to the Faroe Islands with both too much wind and not enough. Now we just need to make our way through the fog and 3-4 knots of current before we reach our destination. Here we come Vestmanna! If you enjoyed this video, then give it a thumbs up, make a comment, share it, or su...
Salt & Tar: Ep.244- Further than We’ve Ever Gone
Many moons ago we sailed our first (out of now seven) boats to Mexico. Got hooked on the cruising life and sold her there to find the go-anywhere-do-anything-ocean-going boat... we didn't make it passed La Paz until now. On that rugged cruising boat of our dreams. Crafted with our own two hands...