by Christopher O'Keeffe
June 30, 2026
The Whitsundays may offer some of Australia’s most inviting cruising waters, but their beauty should never be mistaken for simplicity. Reefs, shoals, strong tidal streams, exposed passages, rapidly changing weather and dozens of possible anchorages make the right combination of charts and guides essential.
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by Christopher O'Keeffe
June 30, 2026
Cape York is not a destination where one map should be expected to do everything. A successful journey requires broad touring coverage, detailed track information, current access advice and, for selected locations, larger-scale QTopo mapping.
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by Christopher O'Keeffe
June 29, 2026
From the winding streets of Hobart to the alpine country of Cradle Mountain, the granite peaks of Freycinet and the remote wilderness of the south-west, Tasmania rewards travellers who carry more than a phone. The right combination of touring, regional and walking maps can reveal an island far richer than the quickest calculated route.
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