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Old 22-12-2015, 22:45   #1
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Ceduna to Esperan e via the coast

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We are presently in Port Lincoln had slowly heading to Western Australia in late January. We recently read a Cruising Helmsman article on three stops TalkBox 10 days in fight weather. Island off Ceduna,then Eucla, Eyre.. we are cheaters and wait for right window. Anybody out there done this trip?
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Old 22-12-2015, 23:46   #2
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Re: Ceduna to Esperan e via the coast

Hi MM,
Sorry, cannot help you with info for the stretch Ceduna to Esperance. I would say this time of the year and possibly up to end of March, with mainly Easterlies, it could be possible, however if a larger front with SW and S winds would come through, maybe not an area I would want to be in, on a 900 Nm lee-shore with very limited accuracy and availability in charts.

However going clockwise further beyond Esperance (from your point of view), check out the link on Cruiserswiki in my bottomline. I also started to include details for the Bunbury area.
For more info, ask the questions here or via PM.

Either way, you will come past here, drop in and say hello!
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In one day job running Geelong Kwinana we always used to go up to the lat of Leeuwin when westbound to get the easterlies...invariably worked.

A number of friends have done the trip on yachts with no probs ... one went right up into the head of the Bight and anchored here and there.

When you arrive in Fremantle you will be told nobody has ever done it before

And back in the dreamtime ( it may have changed ) FSC gave a month's free berth to furriners *and* easterners ( who they also consider furrin....
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