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After successfully crossing the notorious Wide Bay Bar with two young kids on board, we continue our journey north through the stunning Great Sandy Strait.
What started with plenty of nerves turned into one of our best bar crossings yet, followed by an unforgettable night at anchor with glassy wate...
Welcome aboard Moor R & R! Episode 5.
We finally left Big Woody after two restless nights of strong winds, and what a journey it turned into! 🌊
Gary and Lee-Anne kick things off with a playful race to see who can reel their fishing rod the fastest… and let’s just say, the catch of the day is n...
Welcome aboard Moor R & R! Episode 4.
This week’s video takes you to two shipwrecks in the Hervey Bay Great Sandy Straits. Perfect for exploring by paddle board, these wrecks sit quietly off the beaten path — and chances are, you’ll have the whole place to yourself.
It’s an action-packed adve...
After finishing all our boat jobs to get the boat ready for the cruising season, we are finally off. Leaving Moreton Bay we head up the Sunshine Coast and over the Wide Bay Bar. Short overnight stops as we sail across Hervey Bay to reach Bundaberg.
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This week we explore the north end of the Worlds biggest sand island, K'gari or Fraser Island. I also have a new camera to show you guys, its the X3, a new model from Insta360. I use it extensively throughout this video and there's a little competition ...
On a recent passage from Fraser Island to Brisbane we had an amazing Spinnaker run. I might have pushed past my limits though!
First we show you a short glimpse of a few days spent in Maryborough then its all sailing from there.
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In today’s episode we finally leave Gary’s Anchorage at K’Gari and wind our way through the narrow channels of the Great Sandy Straits to Big Woody Island for a catch up with friends.
Our early start next morning goes awry when the engine won’t start but eventually we’re underway across Hervey Bay ...
We were sad to leave the beautiful sand lagoon anchorage at Double Island Point but sailing north in Spring, we need to make use of every weather window available, so it was another crossing of the ever-changing Wide Bay Bar. We have never followed the same route twice over this notorious piece of w...
After a number of comments on our Dreamtime Sail social media, we invited people to send us the questions they would like answered about our sailing, live aboard lifestyle, boat and any other aspect of cruising. In this Part Two video we begin answering those questions about insurance, filming for Y...
Our eight month odyssey sailing amongst the tropical islands of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef on our Whitby 42 ketch finally comes to an end. We leave beautiful Double Island Point and then experience everything from no wind to a near gale all in the one day as we make our way south. After a stopo...
In this video we cross some of the most dangerous waters in Queensland, the Wide Bay Bar, but not before waiting for the right weather conditions, consulting the Tin Can Bay Volunteer Coast Guard and taking all the sensible safety precautions. Then we sail across the bay to one of mother nature’s gr...
On Our Dreamtime we enjoy a fantastic spinnaker run down the inside of K’Gari (Fraser Island) while water bombing aircraft fly over head battling huge fires ashore. After a stop in Garry’s Anchorage in the Great Sandy Straits to shelter from some strong northerlies, we venture into Tin Can Bay for a...
Join us as we sail across Hervey Bay from Burnett Heads in company with buddy boats Whoosh and Velindra to anchor off Wathumba Creek on K’Gari, the indigenous name of Fraser Island, where we discover paradise. Powdery white sand beaches lapped by crystal clear turquoise waters stretch for kilometres...
We make our way south behind the gorgeous Fraser Island, searching for dingos and mud crab along the way. We rush across the Wide Bay Bar & make our way into Moreton Bay, Brisbane.
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00:00 - Intro
00:33 - Mud Crabbing
04:15 - Rough Anchorage E...
Kristina finally catches her FIRST fish while motor sailing 13 hours to Double Island Point. SV Tucana then braces the Wide Bay Bar to get to the Island K'gari.
After surfing our way across the Wide Bay Bay we have a stunning flatwater sail up the Sandy Straights where we head off on a land adventure to check out Lake Mackenzie on Fraser Island. We struggle the understand the latest travel restrictions and nearly get caught out in the process,
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We leave Kingfisher Bay at Fraser island sooner than anticipated to sail across Hervey Bay to the Burnett River to shelter from forecast high winds and heavy rain but we catch so many mackerel along the way we have to stop fishing. That’s all before our engine conks out miles from land and, of cours...
Our journey to Australia’s Great Barrier Reef islands stalls in the Great Sandy Straits as a new Government COVID 19 regulation prohibits liveaboard cruisers from moving up the coast. While we wait and sort things out, we catch so many crabs Karen rises to the challenge of making every crab meal dif...
Our journey north to Australia’s Great Barrier Reef Islands continues. We touch bottom entering the harbour at Mooloolaba before sailing further north to a wonderful new anchorage recently built by mother nature at Double Island Point. Then it’s over the notorious Wide Bay Bar into the Great Sandy S...
After leaving Double Island Point we wind our way up the Great Sandy Straits inside Fraser Island. We see our first dingo on Fraser Island and Chris has his first go at using his cast net. At Kingfisher Bay we walk down to the old Z Force Commando Training Camp
We sail south with a favourable wind and find ourselves caught up in Summer thunderstorms. With lightning blasting the sky we take measures to protect our electrical circuits. Winds swirl and cause us to be on a lee shore, we show our rain collection method and find the infamous Wide Bay Bar smiling...
We cruise down the Great Sandy Straits checking out the Ceratoadus and Palmer shipwrecks. While waiting inside Inskip Point for good weather we have our underwater blue lights on at night and a couple dolphins come right up to the back to feed on the fish playing in our light.
When the wind, swell, ...
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