Tides & Islands 2012 - Day 4 - The skipper

There's just no-one else up here, it's everything as it's always has been it's raw, I guess so many places you where there hasn't been possibly a white man especially, not in a long time. But there's certainly a lot of uncharatered reefs that you've got to keep an eye out for to watch the currents. If there's anything different on the surface of the water there's something going on We say our first croc today pretty close to where we were in the water it just shows that the ... anywhere in the Kimberley there can be crocs now we've come back into a series of islands that run back towards to mouth of the Price Regent river and the the crocs can work their way out along the islands normally we wouldn't swim anywhere we thought there was crocs diving is a bit different, you're under the water you're with the croc, sort of an equal splashing around on the surface certainly not a good thing like people to get in and out of the boat quickly, but out here every day's a little bit of an adventure, because we haven't been there before you hear of the Kimberley, but until you come up here and see... it's a special place and it just keeps bringing you back.