Are you head to wind?? Because I luff you! As the clock ticked over to midnight, the Youthies maintained Command of this beautiful ship sailing the cold waters South of Tasmania. Working tirelessly through the night, we fell into watches organised by our elected crew leaders....
2, 6, Heyyy everybody reading this amazing log. Today was huge for the Youth Crew as the day has finally come, COMMAND DAY. Each elected role was voted in last night and officially given to the Youth Crew for 24 hours starting at 10:00. Today’s...
Ahoy there readers of this fine journal. Today was a massive day for out Youth Crew so I’m back providing you with an update while they are enjoying an amazing Dit called “Around Cape Horn” to inspire these Salty Sea Dogs for their Command Day...
Ahoy there land lubbers! Day 6 has been a blast, from hikes in Wineglass Bay to tacks in 30 knot winds (about 50km/h!). Day 6 started with wake up at 6:30 for laps around the ships upper deck to wake our tired souls up from the...
Ahoy from Simoné and Aiden and...
Ahoy from the best watch group aboard the Young Endeavour… BLUE WATCH READY!!! We are so happy to be reporting on day four especially after surviving the terrors of sea sickness, but thankfully our sea legs have formed and our spirits are unmatched, Blue watch ready? The...
Day Three - our first night overnight at sea! The morning routine kicked off with a custom song from the Blueies on Watch to wake everyone up. Chefo Steve cooked up a storm with his Masterchefs helping to serve and clean up breakfast and then...
The ship was woken at 0630 with a wakey wakey song to start the day. All Youth and Ship's Crew piled onto the upper decks and limbered up with an Early Morning Activity (EMA). We then rolled through a morning brief introducing the Navigator for...
Ahoy there readers of this fine journal. We are about to embark on another adventure on the high seas this time with our Youth Crew for Voyage 03/25: Geelong to Hobart. This journey promises to be filled with a Bass Strait crossing, expeditions around Tasmania...
Ahoy Shipmates and armchair reader of this fine log, today marks the end of Voyage 02/25: Eden to Melbourne and what a voyage it was. From the Day One it was clear to my team and I that we had a real bunch of go-getting...
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