Tin Can Bay
Tin Can Bay is a tranquil village with plenty to do. Located at the southern end of the southern tip of the World Heritage listed Fraser Island. The town adjoins the great Sandy Strait and offers a sheltered paradise for birdwatching, sailing, cruising on a houseboat or fishing.
20/7 We have slowly set up camp bit by bit. We are planning to stay here for a good few weeks and need to be organised. Part of that organisation is exercise. On This trip I have taken along one of my bikes and have taken my first ride in a long time. I did only 20km, but that is better than nothing. I explored the inlets and the point of Tin Can Bay where all the boats are moored. There is even a Marina here with Chandlers and boat repair facilities.
There are some great restaurants serving good fresh seafood….
Looks and feels tropical
Our home for a while/
Camp with caravan, on-suit, and annex (yet to be deployed)
Finally some cycling
Mangroves everywhere
boats stranded on the mudbanks
During the low tide boats are resting on the mudflats. During high tide everything floats.
Irish Boat
They even have a Dragon Boat club
Coast Guard
The caravan park for boats