Febrero 9 - 12 / February 9 - 12

Vamos a explorar el area Whitsunday… por mar y aire.  Whitsunday es un area de 74 islas al frente de la Playa Airlie.  Se llama Whitsunday porque fueron descubiertas por el Capitan James Cook en 1770 en Whitsunday (el septimo domingo despues del Semana Santa).

Nos levantamos muy temprano en la mañana el 9 de Febrero y manejamos a la Marina Abel Point para tomar el bote.  Tim, el ayudante y chef del barco; quien nos llevo a conocer a el Capitan “Caos” Karl.  Nos embarcamos en Ragamuffin II, un pequeño velero para 13 personas, 11 pasajeros y 2 tripulantes.  Comenzamos el recorrido a motor pero apena pudimos levantamos las velas. Capitan Caos nos pidio ayuda para levantar las velas, nos enseño varias cosas de navegacion y nos dejo manejar el bote.  Fue una experiencia única!

Despues de navegar todo el dia llegamos a la Playa Whitehaven, una playa de arena blanca y lo mejor era que no habia nadie.  Desembarcamos en una manera no muy convencional… nos tiraron cerca de la playa en un bote pequeño, el agua nos llegaba al pecho y la marea siempre estaba brava, pero nadamos hasta la playa y llegamos sanos y salvos.  De ahi empezamos a caminar y a esplorar esta area.  Caminamos en la playa, vimos la laguna y fuimos al mirador.  Mucho mas tarde nos recogieron y nos llevaron al bote y pasamos la noche anclados cerca de la Playa Whitehaven.

En la mañana del 10 de Febrero regresamos a la Playa Whitehaven par aver el amanecer… bueno, no tanto para el amanecer porque se nos paso pero fue muy bueno ser los primeros en la playa.  Estuvimos un par de horas caminando en la playa, viendo las rayas y tiburones en la laguna y fuimos al mirador.  A eso de las 10:00am nos fuimos para otro sitio a caretiar.  En la tarde estuvimos en una isla de coral para ver el atardecer.  Fui a caminar por la playa y me toco ver un par de tiburones de aleta negra en agua muy bajita, parece que es bastante comun en estos tiburones estar en aguas poco profundas.  Despues de ver el atardecer regresamos al bote y pasamos la noche anclandos en esta zona.

En la mañana del 11 de Febrero fuimos a buscar a Torpedo Dive, un barco que se dedica a prestar servicio de buceo en la zona de Whitsunday.  Marcela y yo eramos los unicos que ibamos a bucear, uno de los empleados de Torpedo Dive nos recogio y nos llevo al bote.  Alli nos dieron las indicaciones pertinentes y despues de firmar todo el papeleo nos metieron al agua.  Apenas descendimos nos encontramos con un gran Maori Wrasse, un espectaculo a solo 6 metros.  La vida marina en el area es muy bonita, vimos mucha diversidad de corales y peces; sin embargo cuando nos estabamos sintiendo bien bajo el mar la buceada se acabo.  Estuvimos 38 minutos bajo el agua y fue espectacular.  Ya casi viene el buceo en Cairns.

Despues empezamos a regresar a la Marina Abel Point.  En la tarde, el Capitan Caos paro el bote y nos dijo que podiamos saltar del bote y disfrutar del mar; sin mucho que pensar saltamos del barco al mar.  Estuvimos casi una hora disfrutando del mar, saltando del barco al mar y nadando.

El 12 de Febrero estuvimos explorando el area Whitsunday por el aire.  A las 9:00am nos montamos en una avioneta Cessna de 12 personas, 11 pasajeros y el piloto.  Primero estuvimos sobrevolando algunas de las 74 islas del area Whitsunday.  Pudios ver algunas de las que habiamos visitado los dias anteriores en el barco.  El piloto despues nos llevo a la Gran Barrera de Coral… lo unico que puedo decir es WOW!  La vista es impresionante y le deja a uno una sonrisa en la boca que es muy dificil de borrar… es dificil parpadear porque uno no se quiere perder ni un minuto de esta Hermosa vista.  Estuvimos sobrevolando la Gran Barrera de Coral por 15 minutos pero disfrutamos cada segundo.  Despues de una hora de vuelo volvimos sanos y salvos al aeropuerto de la Playa Airlie y no podiamos creer lo que habiamos visto!

El resto del dia estuvimos en la Laguna con algunos de los amigos que conocimos durante el viaje en barco a vela.

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We are exploring the Whitsunday area… by sea and air.  Whitsunday is an area of 74 islands right in front of Airlie Beach.  It is called Whitsunday because they were discovered by Captain James Cook in 1770 on Whitsunday (the seventh Sunday after Easter).

We woke up early in the morning on February 9 and drove to Abel Point Marina to catch our sailing boat.  We met Tim, the deckhand and chef of the boat; who took us to meet Captain “Caos” Karl.  We embarked on Ragamuffin II, a small sailing boat for 13 people, 11 passangers at 2 crew members.  We started the journey motoring but as soon as we could sails were up.  Capitan Caos asked us to help putting up the sails and taught us a few things and he let us drive the boat.  It was a fantastic experience!

After a complete day of sailing we arrived at Whitehaven Beach, a beautiful white sand beach and the best thing was that there was nobody else there.  We disembarked in a very unconventional way… we were dropped off by a dingy close to the beach, the water was chest high and the waves were quite big but we made it to the beach safely.  We then walked around an explored this beautiful area.  We walked on the beach, saw the lagoon and went to the lookout.  We were later picked up and spent the night anchored in a bay next to Whitehaven beach. 

In the morning of February 10 we went back to Whitehaven Beach for sunrise… well, not quite because we missed it but it was nice to be the first ones on the beach.  We spent a couple of hours walking along the beach, looking at sting rays and sharks in the lagoon and going to the lookout.  Around mid morning we headed to nother spot to do some snorkeling.  In the afternoon we went to a coral cay to see the sunset.  I went for a walk and saw a couple of black tip fin sharks in shallow water, which is common for this type of sharks.  After sunset we returned to the boat and spent the night anchored there.

In the morning of February 11 we went to meet Torpedo Dive, a diving boat that spends most of its time around the Whitsunday area.  Marcela and I were the only ones diving, so we were picked up by the crew from Torpedo Dive and taken to their boat.  We were given the safety briefing and after signing (our life away) all the paperwork we were in the water.  As soon as we hit the bottom we were greeted by a big Maori Wrasse, a great sight just 6 meters underwater.  The marine life in the area was amazing, we saw a great diversity of corals and fish; however just when we were getting comfortable it was over.  The dive lasted only 38 minutes but it was fantastic.  Cannot wait for the next dive in Cairns.

We then started our return back to Abel Point Marina.  In the early afternoon Captain Caos stopped the boat and told us we could jump in the water; without hesitation we were all jumping off the boat into the ocean.  We spent about an hour swimming and jumping in the ocean.

On February 12 we went to explore the Whitsunday area by air.  At 9:00am we boarded a Cessna plane of 12 people, 11 passengers and the pilot.  We went around some of the 74 islands.  We were able to see some of the ones we had spent some time on while sailing.  The pilot then took us to the Great Barrier Reef… all I can say is WOW!  This is a view that takes your breath away and puts a big smile on your face… you cannot stop looking at this natural beauty.  We were in the Great Barrier Reef area for around 15 minutes and we loved every minute of it.  After a 1 hour scenic flight we arrived at Airlie Beach Airport and could not believed what we had seen!

We spent the rest of the day chilling out by the lagoon with some of the friends we made while sailing.

Velero Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Sail Boat Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Entrada del mar Hill, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Hill Inlet, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Entrada del mar Hill, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Hill Inlet, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Entrada del mar Hill, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Hill Inlet, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Entrada del mar Hill, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Hill Inlet, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Entrada del mar Hill, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Hill Inlet, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Playa Whitehaven, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Whitehaven Beach, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Playa Whitehaven, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Whitehaven Beach, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Entrada del mar Hill, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Hill Inlet, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Playa Whitehaven, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Whitehaven Beach, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Rayas en la Laguna de la Entrada Hill, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Rays at the Lagoon in Hill Inlet, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Rayas en la Laguna de la Entrada Hill, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Rays at the Lagoon in Hill Inlet, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Entrada del mar Hill, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Hill Inlet, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Isla de Coral, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Coral Cay, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Isla de Coral, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Coral Cay, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Atardecer en la Isla de Coral, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Sunset at the Coral Cay, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Atardecer en la Isla de Coral, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Sunset at the Coral Cay, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Atardecer en la Isla de Coral con los Pasajeros de Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Sunset at the Coral Cay with the Passengers of Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Velero Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Sail Boat Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Amanecer en la Isla de Coral, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Sunrise at the Coral Cay, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Durmiendo en el Velero Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Sleeping on Deck in Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Amanecer en la Isla de Coral, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Sunrise at the Coral Cay, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Velero Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Sail Boat Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Marcela y Capitan "Caos", Velero Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Marcela and Captain "Caos", Sail Boat Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Marcela y Capitan "Caos", Velero Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Marcela and Captain "Caos", Sail Boat Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Todos los Pasajeros del Velero Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

All the Passengers of Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Todos los Pasajeros del Velero Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

All the Passengers of Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Capitan "Caos", Velero Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Captain "Caos", Sail Boat Ragamuffin II, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Atardecer llegando a Playa Airlie, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Sunset arriving at Airlie Beach, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Caretiando, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Snorkeling, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

En alta mar disfrutando del mar, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Enjoying the ocean, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Buceando, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Diving, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Marcela lista para Despegar, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Marcela ready to Take off, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Isla de Coral, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Coral Cay, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Gran Barrera de Coral, Queensland, Australia

Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia

Gran Barrera de Coral, Queensland, Australia

Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia

Gran Barrera de Coral, Queensland, Australia

Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia

Gran Barrera de Coral, Queensland, Australia

Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia

Gran Barrera de Coral, Queensland, Australia

Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia

Gran Barrera de Coral, Queensland, Australia

Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia

Gran Barrera de Coral, Queensland, Australia

Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia

Gran Barrera de Coral, Queensland, Australia

Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia

Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Playa Whitehaven, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Whitehaven Beach, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Playa Whitehaven y la Entrada Hill, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Whitehaven Beach and Hill Inlet, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Playa Whitehaven y la Entrada Hill, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Whitehaven Beach and Hill Inlet, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Avioneta Cessna, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Cessna Airplane, Whitsunday, Queensland, Australia

Febrero 7 - 8 / February 7 - 8

El 7 de Febrero pasamos toda la mañana en la playa… estabamos muy estresados asi que la tomamos suave… hahahaha!  En la tarde comenzamos a manejar hacia la Playa Airlie.  Paramos en Rockhampton a almorzar y estuvimos un par de horas caminando por la ciudad.

Llegamos a la Playa Airlie el 8 de Febrero.  Nos vamos a quedar en el Hostal XBase pero vamos a dormir en el carro.  En la tarde estuvimos en la Laguna, una piscina gigante al frente del mar.  Lo que pasa es que la Playa Airlie no tiene playa, asi que decidieron hacer una piscina para que la gente pueda disfrutar del sol.  Es un lugar con un ambiente bacano!

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We spent the morning of February 7 on the beach… too much stress so we had to take it easy… jajajaja!  In the afternoon we started driving to Airlie Beach.  We stopped in Rockhampton for lunch and spent a couple of hours walking around the city centre.

We arrived in Airlie Beach on February 8.  We are staying at XBase Hostel but we are sleeping in the car.  In the afternoon we went to the Lagoon, a giant swimming pool by the ocean.  It happens that Airlie Beach does not have a beach, so they decided to build a nice swimming for people to hang out.  It is a nice place!

Playa en Agnes Water, Queensland, Australia

Agnes Water Beach, Queensland, Australia

Playa en Agnes Water, Queensland, Australia

Agnes Water Beach, Queensland, Australia

Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia

Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia

Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia

Sembrado de Caña de Azucar, Queensland, Australia

Sugar Cane Plantation, Queensland, Australia

Playa de la Playa Airlie, Queensland, Australia

Beach in Airlie Beach, Queensland, Australia

Laguna en Playa Airlie, Queensland, Australia

Lagoon in Airlie Beach, Queensland, Australia

Febrero 5 - 6 / February 5 - 6

El 5 de Febrero salimos del camping temprano en la mañana y manejamos hasta Bagara.  Fuimos a la playa y estuvimos en el mar jugando con las olas.  Encontramos un muy buen camping para pasar la noche.

En la noche fuimos a Mon Repos, un lugar de conservacion de tortugas marinas.  Llegamos a las 7:00pm y despues de hacer la fila nos asignaron el grupo 4.  Nos pidieron que esperaramos pacientes en el auditorio hasta que llamaran nuestro grupo.  Alli vimos un video sobre las tortugas y luego vino un voluntario a hacer una presentacion a cerca de las tortugas.  Cuando iba mas o menos en la mitad de la presentacion la llamaron por el radio y le dijeron que mandara el grupo 4 a la playa.  Nos juntaron a mas de 40 personas que estaban en el grupo 4 y nos llevaron a la playa.  Alli conocimos a Ansley la voluntaria a cargo de mostrarnos las tortugas en la playa.  Ansley nos llevo a uno de los nidos de las tortugas de donde hace un par de noches habian salido tortugas bebes pero basados en la informacion que tenian, creian que faltaban mas por salir y habia que ayudarles.  Cuando llegamos al lugar habian dos investigadoras sacando tierra y tortugas bebes y poniendolas a un lado.  Cuando terminaron de sacarlas a todas, contaron y habian rescatado 53 tortuguitas que se podian poner en el agua; pero esto no es una tarea facil.  Las tortuguitas necesitan obtener una informacion de los campos magneticos de la tierra para poder volver a la misma playa a poner sus huevos una vez hayan llegado a sue dad reproductiva que es aproximadamente a los 30 años.  Asi que pusimos las tortuguitas en la arena y les alumbrabamos el mar con linternas, ellas van buscando la luz y finalmente llegan al agua.  Al final las 53 tortuguitas llegaron sanas y salvas al mar.

Despues regresamos al auditorio y estaban presentando una pelicula sobre las tortugas marinas.  Al cabo de unos minutos llego un voluntario y llamo a todo el mundo para la playa, pero no habia mucha gente… y como nosotros estabamos ahi de una nos levantamos y salimos con todo el mundo.  Esta vez el grupo era mas pequeño porque la mayoria de la gente se habia ido, era mas de media noche pero nosotros queriamos ver mas de este hermoso espectaculo natural.  Llegamos a otro nido, esta vez pudimos ver como las tortuguitas salian por sus propios medios de su nido y veian la superficie por primera vez.  Esta vez solo salieron 13 tortuguitas y los investigadores se llevaron 10 para medirlas y pesarlas antes de soltarlas al agua.  Despues pusimos las 3 tortuguitas en la playa y vimos como encontraron el mar y se fueron.

Pero este no fue el final de la noche, nos encontramos una mama tortuga que llego a poner huevos.  La tortuga estaba trabajando en hacer el hueco que es de aproximadamente 60cm de profundidad e iba muy bien; pero desafortunadamente la arena alrededor colapso y la tortuga decidio regresar al mar.  Un investigador paro la tortuga para obtener la informacion que tienen en un tag asi que pudimos ver muy de cerca esta increible criatura marina.

Nos fuimos a las 2:00am con una sonrisa en la cara despues de haber visto semejante espectaculo de la naturaleza.

El 6 de Febrero fuimos a la Playa de Mon Repos para ver los nidos during the day.  Desafortunadamente el verano este año ha estado muy caliente y con la arena a temperaturas de 70C algunas de las tortuguitas se mueren antes de salir a la superficie.  Tuvimos la fortuna de ver algunas de las que no fueron tan afortunadaa.

En la tarde llegamos a un pequeño pueblo llamado Seventeen Seventy (1770).  Alli estuvimos haciendo un par de caminadas.  La primera en el Bosque Paperbark y la segunda en el Mirador Seventeen Seventy.  El atardecer estuvo bastante bonito desde este lugar.

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On February 5 we lef the campground early in the morning and drove to Bagara.  We went to the beach and spent some time in the ocean playing with the waves.  We found a good campground to spend the night.

In the evening we went to Mon Repos, a turtle conservation place.  We arrived at 7:00pm and after queing for a while we were assigned group 4.  We were asked wait in the auditorium until our group was called.  We watched a video about turtles and later one of the volunteers came to do a presentation about turtle biology.  When she was half way her presentation, she got a call on the radio asking her to send group 4 down to the beach.  We assembled at a designated point and got guided to the beach.  We met Ansley the volunteer in charge of showing us around.  She took us to a nest where some turtles had came out a couple of nights ago but they suspected that there were more inside so they were going to help out.  When we got there, there were two researchers digging into the sand and finding hatchlings that she put aside.  When she finished digging, they counted 53 small turtles that could go into the water; however it is not that simple like putting them in the water.  Turtles need to grab some information from the earth magnetic fields so they can come back to nest when they reach sexual maturity 30 years later.  So we dropped them on the beach and pointed flashlights to the sea so they can follow such lights and end up on the water.  Eventually all the 53 turtles found their way safely into the ocean.

We then returned to the auditorium were they were showing a movie about turtles.  A few minutes later another volunteer came over and called everybody to the beach, but there was not too many people… we were there so we took advantaje of double dipping on this beautiful tour and ran down to the beach again.  This time the group was smaller because most people had already left, it was already midnight but we were eager to see as much as they wanted to show us.  We reached another nest, this time we could see how the hatchlings were managing their way through the sand and emerging on their own from their nest to see above ground for their first time.  This time there were only around 13 small turtles, however the researchers took 10 of them to measure and weight them before releasing them.  We then put the 3 on the beach and saw how they managed their way into the ocean.

However this was not the end of the night, we came across a mom turtle that came over to lay her eggs.  She was working on digging her nest, which is around 60cm deep and was well under way; unfortunately her nest collapsed and she decided to go back to the ocean.  The researcher stopped the turtle to get some information off her tag so we had a good opportunity to see this magnificent animal.

We left at 2:00am with a big smile on our faces after seeing such a beautiful natural spectacle.

On February 6 we went to Mon Repos beach to see the nests during the day.  Unfortunately the summer this year has been very hot and with sand temperatures in the 70C some of the hatchlings die before coming out to the surface.  We were able to find some of the unlucky ones on the beach.

In the afternoon we arrived at Seventeen Seventy (1770), a small town.  We went for a couple of walks.  The first one on the Paperbark Forest and the second one to Seventeen Seventy Lookout.  The sunset was very nice from there.

Montando en Tabla, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Body Surfing, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Montando en Tabla, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Body Surfing, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Montando en Tabla, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Body Surfing, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Montando en Tabla, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Body Surfing, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Mon Repos Conservacion de Tortugas, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Mon Repos Turtle Conservation, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Mon Repos Conservacion de Tortugas, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Mon Repos Turtle Conservation, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Mon Repos Conservacion de Tortugas, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Mon Repos Turtle Conservation, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Mon Repos Conservacion de Tortugas, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Mon Repos Turtle Conservation, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Mon Repos Conservacion de Tortugas, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Mon Repos Turtle Conservation, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Mon Repos Conservacion de Tortugas, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Mon Repos Turtle Conservation, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Mon Repos Conservacion de Tortugas, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Mon Repos Turtle Conservation, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Playa Mon Repos, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Mon Repos Beach, Bagara, Queensland, Australia

Bosque Paperbark, Agnes Water, Queensland, Australia

Paperbark Forest, Agnes Water, Queensland, Australia

Bosque Paperbark, Agnes Water, Queensland, Australia

Paperbark Forest, Agnes Water, Queensland, Australia

Bosque Paperbark, Agnes Water, Queensland, Australia

Paperbark Forest, Agnes Water, Queensland, Australia

Mirador Seventeen Seventy, Seventeen Seventy, Queensland, Australia

Seventeen Seventy Lookout, Seventeen Seventy, Queensland, Australia

Mirador Seventeen Seventy, Seventeen Seventy, Queensland, Australia

Seventeen Seventy Lookout, Seventeen Seventy, Queensland, Australia

Febrero 4 / February 4

En la mañana estuvimos en la playa y alquilamos una tabla para remar parados.  Intentamos y hasta nos pudimos parar y disfrutar un poco, pero cansa bastaste.  Despues de esto nos quedamos en la playa y disfrutando del mar hasta por la tarde.

Despues nos fuimos para el camping y estuvimos en la piscina el resto de la tarde.

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In the morning of February 4 we went to the beach and rented a Stand Up Paddle Board.  We just chilled out on the beach until the afternoon.

We then went to the campground and spent time by the pool.

Playa Dundowran, Bahia Hervey, Queensland, Australia

Dundowran Beach, Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia

Remando Parado, Playa Dundowran, Bahia Hervey, Queensland, Australia

Stand Up Paddle, Dundowran Beach, Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia

Remando Parado, Playa Dundowran, Bahia Hervey, Queensland, Australia

Stand Up Paddle, Dundowran Beach, Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia

Remando Parado, Playa Dundowran, Bahia Hervey, Queensland, Australia

Stand Up Paddle, Dundowran Beach, Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia

Remando Parado, Playa Dundowran, Bahia Hervey, Queensland, Australia

Stand Up Paddle, Dundowran Beach, Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia

Remando Parado, Playa Dundowran, Bahia Hervey, Queensland, Australia

Stand Up Paddle, Dundowran Beach, Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia

Remando Parado, Playa Dundowran, Bahia Hervey, Queensland, Australia

Stand Up Paddle, Dundowran Beach, Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia

Remando Parado, Playa Dundowran, Bahia Hervey, Queensland, Australia

Stand Up Paddle, Dundowran Beach, Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia

Camping, Bahia Hervey, Queensland, Australia

Campground, Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia