When it comes “Destination” articles in sailing magazines, nothing beats a story about off the beaten track wilderness areas. It has appeal to seasoned sailors as well as to those dreaming of future adventures. And the Tasmanian West Coast is one of those destinations that is less travelled, a bit daunting, yet breathtaking.
I was delighted when Australian Multihull World accepted to publish two articles about our foray down the West Coast of Tasmania. The first in the July/August issue focuses on Macquarie Harbour. The second to come out in their September/October issue showcases Port Davey-Bathurst Harbour.
So here is the first article in the series, retracing our explorations of anchorages around Macquarie Harbour and up the Gordon River during our Tasmanian voyage earlier this year. We hope this inspires some of you to be adventurous and dare to explore these less frequented sailing destinations. To read the article, click on the image below or go to our Published Page, Destinations section.
Sv-Anui 
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Congratulations Chris! That’s a fine article about that stage of your journey. Great photos too! Good job! 🙂
Thank you HJ. It seems so long ago now!
Fantastic
Thanks you two! 😊💕
Well done, Chris. I look forward to reading it when the anchor goes down tomorrow. Xxx
Thanks Trish – it will be your turn to explore down there next summer!
Chris, nice to share your experiences over a larger audience, I guess !
Thanks Doug – lots of people interested in Tassie!
congratulations Chris you talented lady you!
Thanks Lisa! More to come 😊 plenty of experiences to share!
Congratulations Chris, well done!
Thanks Elgar!