Is it legal to tie off on the wrecks at Tangalooma? Was over there on Australia Day and saw several boats tied off on the wrecks. Always thought this was a no no.
Is it legal to tie off on the wrecks at Tangalooma? Was over there on Australia Day and saw several boats tied off on the wrecks. Always thought this was a no no.
I'm in the same boat as you. I thought it was not legal but have seen plenty do it. My anchor serves me quite well there. It is the turning tide that see's some fun.
Cheers
Chris
I have never heard of any law stopping you and vessels have been doing it for a long time. As far as I know no one has ever been pinged for it even though the water police often patrol through there. Its only the beacons that have laws against tying up to.
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Isn't there a sign up saying you can't walk on the wrecks? No one takes notice of that - geez I wouldn't let kids near it with a barge pole, a fall would make a mess - but there's nothing up about tying off that I've seen.
Cheers,
Tim
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