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Fixing a 40-Year-Old Problem (Our Boat) The Yard 3/4
We’ve been destructing our old boat that’s in the yard. But finally, we can begin to put her back together. Use code SLIM to get 15% off your Simify eSIM here: Boaters World are offering you 10% off all products on their site www.boatersworld.com.au Check em out and use our code! SAILINGNAKAMA10 ...
A Huge Milestone in our Circumnavigation
We’re alone in Australia’s southernmost reaches, the south coast of Tasmania and we’re Diving into the freezing waters to collect one of the world’s most expensive delicacy’s, abalone. From under the surface to above, we’re reaching new a milestone in our journey. We’re at another turning point in o...
Things Aren’t Working Out…
Things aren’t working out. Well, not the way we hoped…Use code SLIM to get 15% off your Simify eSIM here: We’re in one of the most remote areas of Australia, the wild southwest corner of Tasmania. We’ve been bunkered down in Port Davey, an oceanic inlet and 17,000 hectares of pristine wilderness, ...
Boat Life: Halfway to the South Pole
We’re living aboard our sailboat amongst a rugged mountain range that spans to meet unimpeded ocean in the heart of the roaring forties. Check out Naming This Later's huge range of new designs & products Don't forget to use our code SLIMSOPH15 for 15% off your order! The vast estuary...
Could You Survive Isolated in the Wilderness?
Could you live in isolation for the rest of your life? Somewhere with no road access, no shops, no neighbours. Melaleuca in Port Davey is deep within Tasmania's wilderness. Australia's most southern state. Here, the weather is just as wild as the landscape; Southern Ocean winds, relentless...
Boat Builders Need A Break – Life On the Hulls – Trekking in Tasmania
It's not often I say enough is enough. 6 plus years of building the same boat, it is isn't often I need to take a step back. In this week's episode the "Boat Builders Need a Break", or is it really a rest or a week of pushing ourselves in one of the most stunning paces on ea...
Motoring from Strahan up the Gordon River to Sir John Falls.
Prepare for an unforgettable adventure as we motor from the charming town of Strahan, located in western Tasmania's rugged coastline, up the renowned Gordon River. Experience the untouched wilderness, learn about the region's intriguing past, and marvel at the stunning natural beauty as ou...
Part 6 of my circumnavigation around fantastic Tasmania thru’ Hells Gate
Sailing around Australia solo while working to earn a living
305 – Part 5 of my circumnav. around fantastic Tasmania from Hobart to the notorious Hells Gate.
Sailing around Australia solo while working to earn a living
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...
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...
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...
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...
Tasmania: A Journey to the Edge of the Earth | Australian Nature Documentary in 4K
Welcome aboard, we hope you can take a little time out of your day to sit back, relax and join the crew of Expedition Drenched on a sailing adventure to the edge of the world in our very first DOCUMENTARY! In this full documentary, we'll take you on a rare journey through Tasmania's rugged...
E125 – SPECTACULAR Cape Raoul & Port Arthur Convict Settlement Ruins
We leave Hobart and sail around the spectacular cliffs of Cape Raoul before anchoring in Safety Cove where we walk over to see Remarkable Cave and Maingon Blowhole. Heading north we anchor out front of the historic Port Arthur Convict Settlement ruins. Timestamps if you like to Jump Right In: 00:0...
E123 – Transiting Denison Canal, Plunkit Point Convict Coal Mine & Eaglehawk Neck
We leave Maria Island and sail down to Blackman Bay and pass through the Denison Canal getting our cameras ready to video the tight transit through the swinging bridge. Unfortunately we have a few issues getting the shots we wanted. We head over to the Plunkit Point Convict Coal Mine before anchorin...
E122 – 1 Day Is Not Enough On MUST See Maria Island, (Bikes, Wombats, Convicts and more)
We leave Wineglass Bay and sail to the Darlington convict probation site of settlement on Maria Island. With the island car free we hire a couple of bikes and spend the day riding around checking out the penitentiary, French's Farm, Convict Cells, Painted Cliffs, and meet the cute and friendly ...
E121 – Wineglass Bay, Tasmania’s MOST Photographed Beach
We head further up the Tamar River anchoring at Little Devils Elbow, where we walk to a nearby winery passing a very creative street with custom letter boxes made from old gas bottles, picking wild blackberries along the way. Returning from our days outing, we luckily find our anchor suddenly draggi...
E120 – Tasmanian Road Trip (Part 2)
Continuing our road trip around Tasmania we visit the Tahune Airwalk and walk the 50 metre high cantilever above the Huon River, plus go cable hang gliding. We visit the must see attraction @MonaMuseum (Mona, Museum of Old and New Art) in Hobart, drive up Mount Wellington in very foggy conditions, ...
E119 – Tasmanian Road Trip (Part 1)
While we wait for an engine part to arrive, we head off on a road trip to explore Tasmania by car. We visit Ashgrove Cheese @ashgrovecheese5801, Mersey Bluff Lighthouse, the Stanley Nut, Edge of the World, the remote town of Corinna, and the spectacular Montezuma Falls Timestamps if you like to Ju...
The ROARING 40’s 🌊⛵️ the unwieldy Seas of TASMANIA
Edited by Angie Crossing into the roaring 40s has long been a challenge weve been nervous about, see how it all unfolds CHECK: 👉Web: 👉Patreon: 👉Facebook: 👉Instagram: 👉Merch: Expedition drenched is a U.S. based marine educational non profit 501c3 made possible by our donors and patrons. I...