Sailing into the Last Great Wilderness Frontiers of Australia THE KIMBERLEY- Sailing Tangaroa
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- We are sailing into one of the most remote and stunning regions of Australia, the Kimberley coast. A unique and isolated place with incredible biodiversity, huge tides and amazing scenery. This is the last great wilderness frontier of Australia only accessible by boat, NO reception and a shit load of crocodiles!
Very excited to bring you the first video from sailing through the remote Kimberley in Tangaroa our little aqua vessel.
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Music Credits
The Nomadics
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Wil Thomas
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Tanya Ronsom
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I taught evening college 2 hour classes in Financial Statement Analysis featuring a lot of comparative ratio analysis and during our between hour break I showed your videos and especially the drone shots of all the rays in shallow water left my students here in Florida pretty awestruck by the wide open spaces the ocean life and the comradeship and sense of adventure. So glad your back and have a cabin on deck. And yes Jamesis awesome to fix everything that breaks.
That is bloody awesome thankyou for the msg love it!!!
Great view of anchor pulling what a lucky sailor man you have fair winds and smooth seas happy journey looking forward to seeing what happens
I love the Kimberleys. Hope to sail there ine say
The Kimberley is a true treasure for Australia. Treat those lands right. Keep being Legends!
Yew thankyou!
Mate, love hearing about sailing in the Kimberleys. Spent some time on Koolan Island (next door to Cockatoo) as a child, loved it. Remember doing inter-island sports carnivals over there and other school excursions checking out the reefs etc. Going fishing off the wharf on Koolan and taking ourselves off to the beach for the day or an overnight camp. What a brilliant place to grow up. Looking forward to more. Cheers for now guys... ;-}
Wow what a place to spend your childhood crazy!!!!
Yeah! Tangaroa!
haha we are slow but back in reception :)
What a place. Beautiful. And your friend the singer has a great voice. Look forward to hearing some more of their music.
Another great episode, and love the music too. Thanks for the inspiration.
Perhaps the most underrated sailing channel! Awesome stuff.
love that boat ,,, and that dingy !!!!!
Epic place! sailed through there last year
Great video.. 👌
I surveyed the Nomadics Wharram here on the east coast. Nice guy Dave, I hope they get to go cruising. Great video guys, We always enjoy them.
True wilderness frontier sailing, love it, thanks for a great video.
Awesome thankyou!
great stuff. Well done!! Love seeing AUS through your camera!
The colors out there are amazing. I've never been to Australia, and now you've made me regret it! :-)
Ahoy, another great episode Hannah. We spent a week at the Rowley"s on the way south, it was unreal. Anchored at Point Samson now enjoying a cold beer. Keep the vids coming
You obviously really impressed the nomadics, they contacted me re buying a Wharram :-).
I’m looking forward to following your travels through the Kimberlies,, fabulous remote region. We sailed for 3 years pulling the anchor by hand, it’s tough, we always chose the shallow spots!
Another great post guys well done cheers !!
nice to see the iconic SA Marsh anchor emerge after all that effort!
hope you have an alternate for mud, as speaking from experience they are excellent for sand/limestone but slip through mud and coral
Hey Ben, SA anchor has been the bomb, we didn't have any trouble at all anchored in mud throughout the kimberley we were so stoked and also anchoring in up to 17 metres of water never dragged!
@@SailingTangaroa Have never seen the Marsh style of anchor before. It looks like a very good, simple design. A good friend of mine who sailed a Tangoroa in the 80's really liked his fisherman anchor for weeds and coral. It looks like this would be a good option too. Do you sometimes lower it from the back link so the flukes go straight down?
love to get there one day.
its insane!
Beautiful. !!! I, who am not as young as you, installed a manual windlass in my little tiki 30 this year. Adding some weight to the chain, the windlass is slow but easy to use. Even if you are very young I recommend installing it. Bye Bye
Awesome! Would love to but put it with the list of all other boat equipment to buy haha
LOVED this vid!
Fantastic babes.....love yah work.
Really like the music in this episode. Hope you get to King George falls. Thats on my bucket list
brilliant stuff
Spewing I missed you guys would’ve been good to say g’day👩🤠👍
Great video, I feel for you having to haul up the anchor by hand.
beautiful place.
Crazy
Where’s Popeye when you need the anchor lifted! Great vlog guys. Thanks for sharing.
Haha it is good fitness I guess!
Beautiful
Thanks for watching!
Good vid ya'll.
How did you find the bottom at Silica bay for anchoring and the tidal flows? Thanks
What’s Tagaroa’s best speed ? Always enjoy your episodes 👌🌬⛵️
we did 17 knots surfing down a wave a few years back!!!
Did use see Troy and Pascal on Free Range Sailing
*_"Anchor Wench"_*
Sounds like a good name for a punk rock band...😝😝😝
Well if you change it to that then yes, or a good nickname for your wife.
2:05.....WHAT. A. SKY......
Hey guys,another great episode. How much unleaded fuel do you carry and store on long passages ?...cheers...
The kimberlies was the most fuel we have ever had onboard, 9 weeks we used 220 litres close to 1000 nautical miles.
Love u guys! Beautifull waters. Does Kimberlys have crocks?
Best regards from Slovenia.
Oh, yeah, music is awesome too 😉
Definitely has crocodiles they will be in the up coming videos :)
@@SailingTangaroa no paradise comes perfect. Roses has thorns 😂looking forward to next vid
Did you guys buy the boat in Western Australia. Love the show but can’t get my head around why your sailing agents the grain the whole way around Australia
Sailed from south Australia across the bight up and down the west coast, back up through the Kimberleys. Not really going against the grain in Western Australia with howling southerlies haha but yes it’s Not the usual way to go around, but why not? Go with the seasons! :) cheers
Hanski the anchor wench! hahaha - jokin.
Haha no that’s actually my name lol
@@SailingTangaroa Wench or Winch?
The “nomadics” have a very Paul Kelly sound,? Or was it Paul kelly aswell?
Check them out on their website link is in the info they do some great tunes!!
Sailing Tangaroa will do, can you also join youtube sailing channels on Facebook, you can promote yourself there, to join just fill in the application, or write “invited by Trev”. Which is myself. You have been mentioned already on there, would love you guys to join, if you’re not already members,? Most are, inc all the big channels, except SLV I don’t think they are members, Delos and all them are.
Kindness regards
Trev.
Класс👍👍👍
Love to build me a tangaroa mk iv
Red ski in morning sailer take warning red ski at night sailer delight
She is really twerking when lifting anchor