Any sea kayakers or others camped on the W side? Its not allowed!? What's it like to get in there on a ski / kayak anyway?

I say go for it and try and plead ignorance if you get caught

Thanks for the 'support'. I'll let you know how it turns out...

don't waste your one phone call letting us know how you go

North west side of the Island has a little bay with a few mooring boys, I spend a few nights on my yacht there, the first night I spent I let the boarding ladder down and, next morning,I found a nice 2m python curled in the cockpit I am very happy he did not fancy sharing my bed. There is a lot of tiger snacks as well, be sure to close your swag!

Got visions of Harold and Kumar at Guantanamo Bay

You boys ready for your cock meat sandwich

Maybe they should rename it Tiger Snake Island Navy Base and then that will tell you whether or not is a good place to camp on

As a member of GIFAA ( Garden Island Fishing and Aquatic Association) i would advise against camping on the island. GIFAA has fought very hard for all of the boating public to be able to still use the moorings in the bays and the facilities on the island as long as we all follow the rules and regs the navy has set out. If you look up GIFAA on the intramaweb there is a map outlining the public access areas and prohibited areas and other info.

just heard something on the news about a kayak being sunk and a couple of guys getting into strife while circumnavigating Garden. was that you?

No, I'm fine. Had a pleasant, uneventful trip in calm conditions last weekend. I'll post some go-pro if I get around to editing it. Thanks for the info above. Lots of people seemed to stay the night in large power boats - but I guess they are not 'camping'.

felixdcat said...
There is a lot of tiger snacks as well, be sure to close your swag!

Felix,
Totally disagree - Tiger penis soup is more of a main meal than snack