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Red Sea Yacht Cruises: What the Snorkeling Actually Feels Like

Red Sea Yacht Cruises: What the Snorkeling Actually Feels Like

A Red Sea yacht cruise with snorkeling isn’t quite what the booking photos suggest. The water is genuinely clear – that part isn’t marketing. But clarity and what you actually see are two different things, and the experience shifts dramatically…

Small-Ship Cruising the Whitsundays: Seven Nights at Anchor

Small-Ship Cruising the Whitsundays: Seven Nights at Anchor

The Whitsundays sit off the Queensland coast like a scattered handful of islands, 74 of them in total, most uninhabited and accessible only by water. A seven-night small-ship cruise through this region means anchoring at seven different spots across the…

A Private Paradise: Bareboat Sailing in the Whitsundays

A Private Paradise: Bareboat Sailing in the Whitsundays

I have a photograph from my first Whitsundays sailing trip that I’ve never managed to adequately explain to people who weren’t there. It was taken at anchor in a bay on the south coast of Hook Island, on the third…