Most of the day was spent in Tin Can bay. A nice little sleepy town with a cool pace. Not much doing here, except a relaxing time. Tania and Hayden had a nice little stroll up to IGA to get bread and milk, whilst I headed down to the marina in the dingy to get a bit of fuel and gas. A very pretty marina with more action here than anywhere else in town. Plenty of boats hauled out with repairs and work happening to them. We pulled up the anchor shortly after luch and sailed up to Inskip point, which was about 7 miles nth. Lucky for the run out tide as the breeze was very light. A cracking pace of 2-3kts was enough to get us there in time to set again for the night and also take in a bit of fishing. You will notice there are no fish shots! (ummmmm....maybe they are heading north as well and we will catch them up there.)
Dolphin feeding at Tin Can Bay. The closest we can get to seeing fish. (the dolphin food)
The marina and fishing boats.
Dolphin feeding at Tin Can Bay. The closest we can get to seeing fish. (the dolphin food)
The marina and fishing boats.
Hayden, just hanging around.
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