Circumnavigation of Australia books

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fatboyslim
fatboyslim
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3 posts
3 Aug 2011 1:05pm
Can anyone tell me of any good books on circumnavigating Australia , info such as ports , anchorages etc ,
badinfluence
badinfluence
QLD
538 posts
QLD, 538 posts
3 Aug 2011 4:07pm
G'day Fatboyslim...you have good taste in music

May have to break it down into manageable bite size chunks.

Alan Lucas is a good start for Queensland and NSW;

The late Noel Patrick for the Curtis coast i.e. central Queensland.

100 Magic Miles for the Whitsundays is a lovely guide.

Cheers
Trace
Ambience
Ambience
WA
30 posts
WA, 30 posts
3 Aug 2011 5:28pm
"Western Australian Cruising" published by FSC is a small boat pilot that covers the whole of the WA coast.
SandS
SandS
VIC
5904 posts
VIC, 5904 posts
3 Aug 2011 7:52pm
clock wise or anti ?
frant
frant
VIC
1230 posts
VIC, 1230 posts
3 Aug 2011 8:08pm
SandS said...

clock wise or anti ?


Nah, that just depends on which way you stack them in the bookshelf!!

Have a look here

www.sailnet.com/forums/oceania/58138-cruising-guides-australia.html

as a good place to start.

Victoria has "Creeks and Harbours of Gippsland Lakes" and a similar "Creeks and Harbours of Port Philips Bay" or something like that. And don't miss Refuge Cove
frant
frant
VIC
1230 posts
VIC, 1230 posts
3 Aug 2011 8:27pm
Also get a copy of the ORCV "Rip Guide". also not a bad idea to go along on one of the Rip courses run by the ORCV, you actually go out through the Rip which is interesting.
slainte
slainte
QLD
2246 posts
QLD, 2246 posts
3 Aug 2011 11:25pm
Don,t forget beacon to beacon in sth east qld
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