Featured Destination
Whitehaven Beach
Possibly Australia's most famous beach — 7km of pure white silica sand and crystal clear water. A must-visit on any charter.
Whitsundays Guide
Everything you need to know about Australia's most beautiful sailing destination. From what to do, to when to visit, to where to go.
Things to do
AIRLIE BEACH
What To Do in Airlie Beach
Whether it be the night of your stay aboard, or some time post-charter, there’s always something on in Airlie Beach.
ISLAND STOPS
What To Do on Hamilton Island
Reprovision, top up water, drop rubbish and stretch your legs. Buggies, the yacht club and the swim-up bar are all a short walk from the marina.
CHARTER ACCESSORIES
Rental Equipment
Add paddle boards, fishing gear, beach games, extra cold storage or satellite internet to your charter. Snorkel gear is already included for every guest, free of charge.
MARINE PARK
Snorkelling
Cruise the islands of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. Snorkelling gear is provided free on all boats - some of the best reef snorkelling in Australia is right here.
FISHING
Fishing
Rod holders are fitted to every boat. Coral trout, sweetlip and mackerel are all on the cards outside the green zones.
ISLAND TRACKS
Bushwalking
Marine park walking tracks run from most major anchorages. Whitsunday Peak, Hill Inlet lookout and the Ngaro Sea Trail are the pick of them.
Islands & Anchorages
Discover the Islands
74 islands to explore within the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. Here are the most popular stops on any charter route.
LONG ISLAND
Palm Bay
It is home to Palm Bay Resort, the only resort on Long Island that welcomes visiting boats.
HAMILTON ISLAND
Hamilton Island Marina
The one full-service stop on most itineraries. Fuel, water, provisions and a night off the galley if you want one.
LINDEMAN ISLAND
Plantation Bay
Plantation Bay sits on the quiet south-eastern side of Lindeman Island, one of the southern-most anchorages in the Whitsundays.
SHAW ISLAND
Neck Bay
One of the most remote anchorages you can reach on a bareboat charter, and it’s seldom visited. The bay takes its name from the narrow sandy spit that forms it.
HASELWOOD ISLAND
Chalkies Beach
Chalkie's Beach has the same soft, white silica sand as Whitehaven, with coral reef at either end that is great for snorkelling.
AIRLIE BEACH
Coral Sea Marina
The one full-service stop on most itineraries. Fuel, water, provisions and a night off the galley if you want one.