Destinations Downunder

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Today we continue southwards along the narrow coastal strip of Westland - bounded on one side by the rugged coastline, where the land meets the often wild, Tasman Sea and on the other, by dense temperate rainforest which covers the distant wall of mountains - the Southern Alps. The "coast" is steeped in history; from the indigenous Maori collecting pounamu or greenstone, to the heady goldrush days of the late 1800's and the long years of coal mining and timber milling.

Turning towards Rushcutter's Bay, hoist the sails and turn the engine off. Sail past the traditionally wealthy suburbs of Sydney, viewing the spectacular private homes at Darling Point, Point Piper and Vaucluse and the national parks of Clarke and Shark Islands. You'll continue on past Watson's Bay and the famous beachside restaurant Doyles, operated by the same family for over 100 years.

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