There seems to be a pattern emerging. Each time we post we first have to apologise for our slack approach to our Blog.So, apologies for the long delay in posting !
Much joyous celebration occurred recently with the ending of the howling winter winds just before the last of the whales (see previous post) departed for the Antarctic. It is this time of year (summer) that we all wait for because of the lack of wind. In fact, we often term the October-November period as "brochure days" as it is the time of year all the boats take photos for next season's brochure.
Unfortunately, call it bad luck, call it the weather gods or call it Climate Change, but this has been a very Ordinary October with strong, very winter-like winds. It is a cause of great distress to us because we will not take our guests out into those smashing waves as it would be a tough call to give anyone a good day in those conditions. Consequently, we have not gone to the reef in 4 days.
Anyway, before these winds arrived, we did squeeze in some typically amazing summer days including one day of crazy turtle action at our premiere site "Turtle Bay".
Included in the top of this post (just to get your attention you see) are a few of the photos of the crazy turtle day - up to 8 turtles were seen by guests including both common species of sea turtle and even both species swimming side by side.
Hope to see you here soon, in the summer, when these winds have finally gone, so we can show you our amazing exclusive sites.
Cheers,
Wavelength Team.
