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The crew of the 437-meter Whitsunday Peak hike on Whitsunday Island, Australia, navigate a 5-kilometer round-trip trail through dense forest.4:23 After the hike, they relocate their boat, Triteia, to Butterfly Bay on Hook Island to seek protection from 12-to-15-knot winds that rendered other nearby bays untenable.13:38 The anchorage at Butterfly Bay features three mooring balls, which fill quickly with other vessels during the afternoon.14:33 The crew reports that the bay offers good protection and a peaceful night, followed by calm conditions the next morning.15:27 They snorkel the extensive reef in the bay, observing high-density coral gardens, giant clams, and large Maori wrasse.20:35 The crew also notes a damaged dinghy propeller caused by an underwater strike, which they plan to repair or replace to prevent vibration damage to the bearings.2:52 The hike to Whitsunday Peak provides panoramic views of the surrounding islands, while the snorkeling at Butterfly Bay offers a high-density reef experience comparable to Lady Musgrave.8:42

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