Lorien Novalis School
Sailed through the night, starting from roughly the Queensland to New South Wales border around midnight, we had sailed from the Gold Coast on Tuesday afternoon Skip to content

South Passage Daily Report

CLIENT: Lorien Novalis School

VOYAGE NUMBER:  20231126 

FROM: Manly To: Sydney

DATE: 30 November 2023

POSITION: Coffs Harbour

REPORT: Blue Watch

Sailed through the night, starting from roughly the Queensland to New South Wales border around midnight, we had sailed from the Gold Coast on Tuesday afternoon. The sailing was non-stop, and a majority of participants were sea-sick due to the rough ocean waves and thunderstorms.

This journey persisted until we had a swim at North Solitary Island. Water was warm and refreshing, we did not go to shore due to environmental concerns as the island is home to a bird sanctuary.

Our arrival at Coffs Harbour was in the afternoon and tied up at the marina at the fisherman’s wharf. We enjoyed the best dinner in human society and following that most participants left the boat to explore the harbour, including a treat of ice cream for all the men. Then we walked around nearby attractions as the sun was beginning to set. We slept on the ship at the marina and waited to sail again until the next day. Coopa, Ruby and Scout

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