2019 Australia to Papua New Guinea by Jet Ski | Watercraft Zone
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Australia to PNG and back in two days on a Jet Ski. The epic journey of a dozen Jet Ski riders crossing international waters, from Australia to PNG, in July 2019.
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Awesome, annual event will be good
This Jet Ski trip from the top of Australia to PNG took the organiser more than two years to plan. It requires numerous permits and border control applications. It might happen again one day, but it probably won't be anytime soon.
Great, i wish i ride those sea's...
Excellent
This would be so cool to do
Wow
I want try
this should be an annual race on skis
We like you're thinking but it's a very remote part of the world and the logistics were huge just for this one event.
@@WatercraftZone getting a better airport facility would make this more viable.
Hello I want information for jet ski tour plan
Wow amazing I didn't know about this.👍
Hi may i know now we can go or no
Love the vid but can someone explain why they had to lift the jet ski out of the water to fuel them up in png I only ask as I am planning a trip to Solomon is
Thanks for the question. There was no no trailer, no hoist, and it wasn't advisable to leave the Jet Skis in the water overnight given the tides, and for security reasons.
How long distance from papua New guinea to Australia by water ? Kindly inform me .
This particular journey was about 240km each way from the northern tip of Australia to a southern port in PNG.
"After returng to civilian?" That's kinda rude. So you still regard PNG as stone age? Mate that's plain rasist.😡
yeah and what an amazing way to waste a shitload of fuel
I mean forest
I think the narrator ment after there out in the wilderness most time sea and land they finally returned back to civilization. Meaning back to road and buildings etc. Not so much of PNG
Settle down cupcake 😂