Kimberley Adventure Trailer Sailing Cape Voltaire to Cape Londonderry

We round Cape Voltaire, one of the challenging capes with neap tides and find the ebb tide against us but with placid seas. Crossing Admiralty Gulf the Osborne Island area provides many art sites and some spectacular geological formation to explore. Parry Harbour and Cape Bouganville are our next challenges and with spring tides the cape produces some worrying moments. Freshwater bay with its year round fresh water gives us a few peaceful days to rest and recharge with great swimming walks and a chance to do the laundry. Next stop is Jar Island known for its great rock art. We are greeted by a large and aggressive croc when we land and only convince it to leave with a few well placed thrown rocks. We are left feeling nervous but the rock are on the island is great and well worth the effort. We visit the WW2 DC3 plane wreck next, a fascinating site and the best preserved plane crash site we have ever seen. With fuel running low, after transiting the challenging middle rock passage we head for Honeymoon Bay where Joy, the owner of the camp ground get 6 jerries filled for us in Kalumbaru. After moving to Anjo Cove for the night we head for Cape Talbot Bay to prepare for our rounding of Cape Londonderry with its reputation as being one of the roughest Capes to negotiate.