Sailing KALLI · video

What this video covers

The crew of KALLI explores remote areas of the Kimberley region in Australia, navigating shallow coastal waters that require high-tide access.Watch The expedition involves hiking to freshwater billabongs and fishing for barramundi and queenfish in rocky, crocodile-inhabited estuaries. Access to specific waterfalls and fishing spots is restricted by tidal depth, necessitating careful timing to avoid grounding the tender. The crew practices catch-and-release for most fish, though they retain one barramundi for consumption, noting the presence of bull sharks attracted to fish remains discarded near the boat. Wildlife encounters include sightings of large saltwater crocodiles near rock ledges and freshwater pools. The terrain features significant rock formations and inland hiking trails.

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