When my great grandparents arrived from Sweden in Jan 1873, they were on the first clipper ship to be quarantined at Peel Island. My great aunt Anna was born on Peel Island a week after they arrived. The quarantine station was located on the Bluff at Platypus Bay where the final scene in the video was shot. Great video, makes me homesick for Moreton Bay.

Thank you for allowing me to relive some of the happiest days of my life when I used to go to go to Horse Shoe Bay on most of my weekend voyages up the bay from Cabbage tree Point , Where I lived for twenty three happy years. I now , unfortunately live in Victoria and no longer sail. Thanks for the happy memories. Regards, Nick Viner.

No mention of the leper colony?

Did you see the remains of the old Leprosarium on Peel Island?

Looks like a great place to do a magic mushroom journey!!! LOL

Awesome work guys!

Love your work guys

I’m here at peel island in Australia yesterday I caught 3 lizard fish 2 pinky’s and there was a squid too like peel island is amazing

car culture gets everywhere

Brilliant!

hey u forgot to mention the squadrons of blood suckers which congregate over a idyllic sunset which are more than happy to share this paradise . the constant hum and the thickest of coatings needed wishes that a camp fire full of green leaves would set the mood perfectly as you are all basted up for a night in nature that you will be talking about for years

Ok great

any sand fly on the island?

Good to finally see a vid of local islands... But seriously, err far too poetic! Show us some real video. Like towing in the boat and how tides affected that. Actually finding the camp spot, what the landscape was actually like from shore to camp etc etc

Next time u put the boat in lower ur trailer in water a bit more so it’s not just sliding off on the rollers