Palm Island
Le BBQ with solar light
Good parking by the GBR
Cruising the Whitsundays with Mum
Horbourne Island, off Bowen
The skypper and cook and crew immersed 27 meters
About the Seawind 24 catamaran:
"The
Seawind 24 is a proven, high performance, trailerable multihull, with
the accommodation and stability required for safe family cruising. It
is one of the most popular catamarans in Australia having introduced hundreds
of people into the world of catamarans. Seawind 24's have crossed oceans,
cruised to the Barrier Reef and back and provided much close racing for
many sailors. The Seawind 24 is no longer in production."
http://www.seawindcats.com/index.pl?page=32
| Seawind
24 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS |
|
| Overall Length | 24'3" ft / 7.4m |
| Beam | 16" / 4.9m |
| Draft | 8" / 0.25 m |
| Displacement | 2000 lbs / 900 kgs |
| Mast Height | 33' / 10 m |
| SAIL AREA | |
| Mainsail | 242 sq. ft |
| Jib | 110 sq. ft |
| Triradial Spinnaker | 400 sq. ft |
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Radical Bay, Magnetic Island
Out of the water in Horseshoe Bay, Magnetic Island
Rex on lifeguard duty, "Motzke" wreck, Geoffrey Bay, Magnetic Island
Rex posing in Alma Bay, Magnetic Island
Some Central Great Barrier Reef images,
courtesy of
Great Barrier Reef
Marine Park Authority
Slashers Reefs - Image courtesy of GBRMPA
Slashers Reefs - Image courtesy of GBRMPA
Kelso Reef- Image courtesy of GBRMPA
Bowdens Reef- Image courtesy of GBRMPA
Kelso Reef - Image courtesy of GBRMPA
Wheeler Reef with Sand Cay - Image courtesy of GBRMPA
