Blongas Bay
08°53.861S 116°01.3069E
4/12
Cloudy day and brisk
W winds meant little chance of a surf so we headed back to Blongas Bay which had
the best protection from the wind and possibly had some clean waves. As we got
to sea the W wind freshened to 15kn on the nose so had a terrific close hauled
sail up the coast with an occasional dig tacking back out to sea
required.
Arrived back in
Blongas in time for a surf, but unfortunately there was none. So went and
anchored in the lee of the W headland for the night.
Sent a party ashore
to check out what looked like a resort nestled in the hill above the remote
beach and turquoise inlet.
Not a resort, but
the hideaway for the well known diver - Bedar - who has discovered the majority
of the wrecks in the China Sea. His house is full of old porcelain, and
artifacts from his wrecks. Although what’ll stay most in the memories of our
shore party was being served their beers, and whatever else, by a sexy indo girl
in a lycra nurses outfit.