Still accessible a while back, there looks to be an old fence you can just walk around, then the track is easy to walk down.
We found a couple of maybe 3m x 4m spots to launch from, surrounded by 3m mangroves, though staying reasonably high had no probs with signal.
Need a launch pad or sorts to avoid dampness / rocks etc, though there are flat spots you can find.
I avoided RTH (and usually do anyway).
I thought about doing it from a kayak (hand launch / retrieve), but think it's safer (for the drone) just flying it from the elevated spot I found.
If I was game enough to do that I'd probably use the Spark, even though I'd hate to lose that too !
It'd still be cool to film those wrecks from a kayak, maybe combine footage from my Pocket along with some aerial footage.
We've just always hired them, last time was a while back $45 a day, probably a bit more now.
Should do a trip sometime, outgoing tide is really neat as the water swirling around the Santiago creates some great visuals, and then a walk on the Dorothy H Stirling is good to do on the low . . . even down to the barges and then hopefully incoming tide has turned for the run back (we put in at the boat ramp North Arm usually).
