Cruising Calendar
Where: Barnes Bay area
A popular spot for weekend cruisers leaving Hobart on Friday evening, Barnes Bay and its environs offers many sheltered anchorages in all weather. You can visit the historic Quarantine Station on Bruny Island, head over to Kettering for the Sunday paper, visit the Bruny Island House of Whisky and try Tassie’s best range of whisky and gin, head to Peppermint Bay for dinner, or dine aboard in the Duckhole. A chance to catch up with other RYCT cruisers and talk about summer cruising plans.
Details on cruise leader, radio skeds etc will be shared with registrants via email.
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A good day for the whole family, and a chance to catch up with cruising friends before the Christmas break just a few miles from Hobart. BYO food and drink, table, chairs and sunscreen. Some of the club’s portable BBQs will be provided, but you’re welcome to bring your own.
While Richardsons Beach is the planned location, it may change at short notice to somewhere nearby due to forecast weather conditions. Listen on VHF 16 for announcements.
A relaxed 7-day counter-clockwise circumnavigation of the Tasman Peninsula. Early plans include a visit to the annual Tasman Regatta and Peninsula Feast at Nubeena, a visit to Port Arthur and Fortescue Bay, then home via the Denison Canal and Norfolk Bay. There will be time to spend a couple of days at anchor to relax or explore ashore, to enjoy some cruise BBQs (BYO table, chairs and BBQ), and to visit convict ruins at Port Arthur and the Coalmines if interested. Those wanting to extend their cruise over the 2-3 Feb weekend may want to spend more time in Norfolk Bay.
Details on cruise leader, radio skeds etc will be shared with registrants via email.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
