Winters finally gone, and you are yearning for some sun rays around Sydney Harbour? Spring is a great time for a sailing cruise to some of those special Sydney Harbour beach hideaways. We all know the famous beaches that we can drive to like Balmoral Beach, Nielson Park and Rose Bay. Beautiful yes – but […]
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Quarantine Station at North Head was swarming with families young and old at yesterday’s Family Fun Day. The weather was superb, bringing crowds to soak up the history, sun , sand and ocean together in one magnificent location. Manly was originally a quarantine station for migrant ships arriving in Sydney from the 1830s to 1984. […]
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There are several large marina developments slated for Sydney Harbour. Whilst the large Marina at Rose Bay has been taking most of the headlines, with wealthy proponents and vocal detractors, there are several lesser known proposals in (long!) process including Balls Head, Berrys Bay, Elizabeth Bay and Blackwattle Bay. Balls Head This is essentially a […]
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Another successful Sailing Regatta for the wonderful charity PIF on Friday 23 March 2012. Under stunning blue skies on Sydney Harbour, the regatta provided tight fun racing in various categories, appreciated by the large cruising spectator fleet. Then afterwards at the “surfin’ safari beach party” at Middle Harbour Yacht Club for regatta awards, much solcialising and to debate which yacht had […]
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The start of Sydney to Hobart 2011 Yacht Race was a stunning event as usual. The super maxis had the size and speed to lead the 86 yachts out of the Sydney Harbour. The other excitment often over looked is the mahem, bravery, jockeying, and sometimes fear, is within the spectator fleet jostling to a […]
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The Sea Shepherd vessel, with its formidable camouflage paint, on its way out of Sydney Harbour on a stunning sunny Friday afternoon.
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Laura Dekker is on a quest to become the youngest sailor to circumnavigate the world. She departed the Mediterranean in August 2010, sailing a route across the Atlantic, through the Panama Canal, and west across the Pacific to French Polynesia. Unlike our Jessica Watson, Dekker is in no hurry and is cruising along and stopping […]
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Tony Nusco, who is imployed by Maritime Services, has spent more than three decades mapping the harbour floor, making sure shipping lanes are clear for the giant cruise ships as well as commercial and navy vessels. Mr Nusco and his team of three from Sydney Ports have all but completed the first three-dimensional digital map of […]
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HMAS Adelaide was scuttled on Wednesday (April 12 2011) by controlled charges on board the vessel. Time ran out for the “No Ship Action Group”, trying to stop the scuttling of HMAS Adelaide off Avoca Beach, after failing in their court action bids. However, in an ironic twist, the scuttling was delayed by over an hour, as a […]
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