Saltytraveller sailing Gove to Darwin
In this video we do some sailing, sail through the hole in the wall, have a shark party and Matt shows you a really handy tip to keep your lures swimming. Thanks
Day 1 - Sailing Darwin, Australia to Kupang, Indonesia
First video of my around the world trip without flying. 'No Air to Everywhere'. Leaving Darwin, Australia on the 26th of july as a part of the 'Sail Indonesia Rally' sailing (well, mostly motoring) for four days to arrive in Kupang, Inodnesia. Subscribe to stay up to date with all my videos or check out my faebook or website for the blogs and stories...
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Sailing from Darwin to Kupang- (Sailing on Paradise) E01
a video of our passage across the timor sea June 2018!
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Sailing 33foot Crowther tri, Darwin to Philippenes
Amazing, scary, adventurist, stupid, blissful, JOURNEY!! Our first international open ocean crossing. I LOVE this Crowther trimaran!!
12 days of sail, Darwin to General Santos the another 4 days to Port Bonbonon
Sailing from Darwin to Berkeley River
Sailing around Australia solo while earning a living
Sailing Alcaro Bay to Darwin
Sailing around Australia solo while working to earn a living
Fannie Bay Sailing Club, Darwin, Northern Territory - Australia
30 minutes of sunset compressed into 6 minutes the colours at the start and the end are amazing
Darwin, the tropical capital city of Australia's Northern Territory
Darwin, a small yet cosmopolitan city, is the tropical capital city of the Northern Territory. People from more than 50 nations make up its population of 110,000. It is located on the Northern Territory coast, with the Timor Sea to the west, and the Arafura Sea to the north in Indonesian waters.
Darwin has a relaxed lifestyle and unique multiculturalism, where people from over 50 different cultures live and work side by side. The regular Asian-style markets form an intrinsic part of the everyday Darwin landscape, for local residents see food, music, language, and culture from just about every Asian nation, alongside crocodile hunters, local Aboriginal artists, musicians of every genre, sports fishing operators, sunset sails, and families with children playing on the beach. Darwin's unique cosmopolitan makeup has been recognised as an multicultural icon of national significance by the Australian National Trust.
Darwin was first named in 1839 by John Lort Stokes during the third voyage of the Beagle. It was named after his former shipmate and famous naturalist Charles Darwin. Darwin's development was accelerated by the discovery of gold at Pine Creek, about 200 km south of the city in 1871. After the gold rush Darwin's growth slowed mainly due to the harsh, tropical climate, distance and poor communications with other Australian cities. The Second World War put Darwin back on the map when the town became an important base for Allied action against the Japanese in the Pacific. The road south to the railhead at Alice Springs was surfaced, putting the city in direct contact with the rest of the country.
Modern Darwin is one of Australia's most cosmopolitan cities, more open to Asia than perhaps any other Australian city. It plays an important role as the door to Australia's northern region. Natural wonders such as Kakadu, Katherine Gorge, and Litchfield are all within driving distance from the city and still contain near pre-colonial populations of crocodiles, goannas, snakes and wallabies. Today Darwin is a fast growing regional centre that has unique history, culture and adventure.
Darwin's tropical climate has two major seasons: the 'dry', from about May to October, and the 'wet', from November to April. There is also the 'build up', the time from the end of the dry, leading into the wet when the humidity rises, but the rain doesn't fall. The arrival of the wet is always a welcome break from the buildup.
Darwin is also the only Australian capital city to have come under substantial attack during a war. On 19 February 1942, Japanese planes made two major air raids on Darwin from the aircraft carrier fleet that had attacked Pearl Harbor less than 3 months earlier. These were the first of 64 air attacks sustained by the city during World War II, the last being on 12 November 1943.
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Entering Cullen Bay Marina, Darwin
Sailing around Australia solo while working to earn a living
P&O Pacific Pearl: Cruise to Australia (Darwin)
Darwin in the Northern Territory state of Australia was our third stop of a 16-day cruise aboard the P&O Pacific Pearl from Auckland to Singapore.
Sailing into Sydney and up the Great Barrier Reef to Darwin, Australia, then to West Timor
Sailing into Sydney Australia and almost wrecked off Brisbane and helicopter rescue of crew of another boat, then up the Great Barrier Reef to Darwin then onto Timor
Darwin Harbour Cruise
Darwin & Surrounds
Take in the beauty of Darwin harbour from the deck of a boat, while enjoying lunch or dinner or sunset drinks.
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Sailing from Darwin to Kupang
We crossed the Timor sea in 5 days and 4 nights with our amazing crew: Johan and captain Grog! What an amazing experience! Level 2 fun
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Sailing of Summerhawk from Darwin
November 2014. Wind speed at 12knots, boat still moving at 8-9 knots. She is a greyhound at sea! - Steve Botha
A Weekend Sailing on Sharkface near Darwin, NT
A fun weekend aboard Sharkface, owned by Rory & Toni. We sailed from Darwin to Bare Sand Island where we saw a turtle laying her eggs & Crab Claw Bay where we met other Darwin sailors. 2 nights aboard Sharkface, with plenty of beers & laughs.
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SAILING from AUSTRALIA to INDONESIA for the First time | 22° SOUTH | Ep.23
On this episode, we will cross from Australia to Indonesia as part of the sail2indonesia rally, first big passage for Linda after dealing with seasickness the whole Australian coast.
Perfect episode for those ones who are interested on her impression and on having a better understanding in how a 5-6 days ocean passage is, hope you guys like it.
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