by Bryson | Dec 10, 2009 | Blog
“It will be the worst part of your trip around the world” quoted a weathered single-hander we met while anchored in Brazil. “The town is truly the colon of the world” quoted another group. “Great”, we thought… here we come the...
by oceangybe | Mar 13, 2009 | Videos
Charles Moore is founder of the Algalita Marine Research Foundation. He captains the foundation’s research vessel, the Alguita, documenting the great expanses of plastic waste that now litter our oceans. He is the leading authority on the Great Pacific Gyre....
by oceangybe | Jun 30, 2008 | Pictures
Located north of Queensland, Aus and south of Papua new Guinea, the Torres Straight is riddled with reefs and sand banks. Very interesting to navigate through…. [flickr-gallery mode=”photoset” photoset=”72157606829402318″]
by Ryan | Jun 27, 2008 | Blog
After 10,000 ocean miles, Khulula is on the brink of entering the intricate and much feared Torres Straight. 120 miles long, with water depths averaging a mere 25m, this reef-strewn straight separates Australia and Papa New Guinea, and is one of the main shipping...
by Bryson | Jun 15, 2008 | Blog
I can hardly move, the aching from my bulging stomach continues to hamper my movements, just moving to the computer to type this quick blog was an effort. We are all stuffed; we have eaten way too much. And it has been about 4 hours since we last ate. Hugh is splayed...
