I'm thinking about sailing from Wirrina Cove to Cape Jaffa (then onto Robe) for Easter, which looks like it would be a fantastic beam reach on a south-westerly (after pointing initially to round Cape Jervis).

I know one can expect to encounter LOTS of cray pots in this part of the world. Kingston S.E. is the home of the big cray after all.

I was wondering if there are any other hazards I should be worried about (apart from the usual stuff the Southern Ocean throws up.)

Here's the route:

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