Adventures on Little Tao

We love slipping into exploration mode on our runabout, Little Tao.

In calm waters, the coastline becomes a secret world—one you can’t enter when the sea is loud. So we go in close and personal: gliding along sheer cliffs, easing into caverns, and—when the moment is kind—daring her through those narrow “holes in the wall” where rock opens briefly like a doorway.

There’s a particular thrill in it: the hush before you enter, the echo inside, the sudden cathedral of stone… and then the bright release back into open light.

And every so often, we pause and simply look overboard—into crystal-blue clarity—watching the fish life moving below like a living constellation.

It’s adventure, yes… but it’s also very Dao: responding to conditions, moving with precision, and letting Nature lead the way.

Master Boon

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