Tasmania: A Journey to the Edge of the Earth | Australian Nature Documentary in 4K

Welcome aboard, we hope you can take a little time out of your day to sit back, relax and join the crew of Expedition Drenched on a sailing adventure to the edge of the world in our very first DOCUMENTARY! In this full documentary, we'll take you on a rare journey through Tasmania's rugged coastline, showcasing its stunning landscapes and diverse ecosystems. From fluffy wombats to playful dolphins, curious seals, and giant sea birds, Tasmania is home to some of the most unique and fascinating creatures on the planet.
But the path less travelled is usually that way for a reason… And that’s because this is no easy journey. To sail around this island we had to be prepared for some of the most tiring and testing sails we’d ever experience. All the while, filming as much as we can of the journey and what we discover, in the hope that it will inspire profound care and love for our natural world.

Edited & Narrated by Amy Lawson
@AmyInTheOcean   / amyintheocean  

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A huge thanks to the entire crew for making this journey absolutely incredible!
And to our partners for their tremendous support:
SharkSkin for keeping us warm: https://sharkskin.com.au
‪@sharkskin2190‬
Highfield for getting us around: https://www.highfieldboats.com
‪@Highfieldboats‬
PADI for inspiring people to blow bubbles: https://www.padi.com
‪@PADI‬
Cressi for keeping us dry as a bone: https://www.cressiusa.com
‪@CressiVideo‬
Garmin for keeping us on time: https://www.garmin.com/
‪@GarminInt‬
Pirate Life for never letting us get parched: https://www.piratelife.com.au
Nauticam/Scubapix for helping us bring the images of the underwater world to the world: https://www.scubapix.com
PredictWind for keeping us safe by keeping an eye on the weather: https://www.predictwind.com
‪@PredictWind‬

If you would like to learn more about The Spotted Hand Fish which is the world first protected fish species, it is critically endangered and ONLY lives at this anchorage with an estimated population of 3,000 Please visit https://handfish.org.au

If you would like to learn more about the indigenous Palawa people of Tasmania please visit http://tacinc.com.au

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:30 Hiking in Wineglass Bay
4:24 Sailing Emergency
6:58 Wombats of Maria Island
10:05 Dolphin Super Pod at Sahul Shelf
14:26 Cave Diving in Eagle Hawk Neck
18:57 Swimming with Seals at Thumbs Point
22:54 Wreck Dive in Fortescue Bay
25:57 Handfish in Hobart
28:38 Sailing to the Bottom of Aus in Roaring 40's
31:16 South West National Park
33:41 Outro


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