Wow! Great contemporary image thanks BarraMan.
We anchored mid this afteernon in the lagoon to the right. It's stunning!
The lagoon anchorage(s) comes and goes with predomimant ocean swell and wind patterns - and more often than not, there are no lagoon anchorage(s) at all - and the resultant exposed beachline rarely offers a tenable anchorage.
But for the past few years the weather gods have been smiling on us coastal cruisers, producing one of the occasional great Australian coastal cruising anchorages.
Below is an image of today's Great Sandy 45 nautical mile northern passage from Mooloolaba to Double Island Point (western) lagoon.
The headland approx half way is Great Sandy's home port of Noosa Heads, where we terrestially reside.
We've just finished a bottle of Australian bubbles celebrating a great first day of six months of coastal and coral reef cruising to and from Lizard Island, Far North Queensland, Australia!
And a nice day it's been