Easter is generally an opportunity for a small foray into Bass Strait. With it comes an internet detox: out there there is no phone contact, no email, no internet coverage. So a series of four posts about our Easter 2016 Cruise will be published on our return. Here is the first of the series.
A friend of ours joined us for his first ever sailing trip from Port Albert to Wilsons Promontory, the southern most tip of mainland Australia. We have known one another for many many years, however Trevor is the type who normally gets seasick just standing on a pier and avoids boats like the plague.
Sometimes a simple weekend away turns out to be absolutely perfect. We recently spent three days at Wilsons Promontory, inside Refuge Cove. The weather was brilliant. We sailed slowly from Port Albert on the Friday morning and briskly back on the Sunday afternoon. For three days we chose to stay put, having spider webbed ourselves…
Sv-Anui 