Australia
Luxury Yacht Charter

Australia

Australia Yacht Charter

There is a reason why Australia has been praised as an ideal charter yacht location – from stunning natural landscapes to pristine, remote beaches and hidden villages and incredible scenery, there really is no place like down under! An excellent location to visit any time of the year, the range of activities to indulge in are countless! From visiting the gorgeous Whitsunday Islands to snorkelling at the Great Barrier Reef and cruising along the Queensland coast, you can truly have it all. For divers, the Great Barrier Reef is a must-see, as it is home to more than 1,500 species of ﬁsh, 360 species of hard coral, 600 species of starﬁsh, six species of marine turtles and 30 species of whales and dolphins!

Australia Charter Guide

The ideal time to go island hopping in the region is from May to September when rainfall levels are their lowest. However, due to their location, the islands tend to offer enjoyable weather all year around. The Whitsunday Islands are said to provide some of the best cruising options in the world, with renowned diving at the Blue Pearl and delectable snorkelling at Cataran Bay.

WHITSUNDAY ISLAND

The biggest and namesake of this archipelago, Whitsunday was named by the famous Captain Cook in 1770. Perfect for relaxing or going on an adventure, the hike up to Whitsunday peak is well worth the stunning 360 degrees views over Cid Harbour.

HAMILTON ISLAND

Most of this car-free island is covered in bushland, making it the ideal place to enjoy some nature trekking. See how many koalas, kangaroos, wallabies and kookaburras you can see while hiking the Passage Peak in the east. For those who enjoy golf, why not practice your T at the local golf club?

HOOK ISLAND

Located just one mile away from Australia’s coastline, this is the ideal place to explore the Great Barrier Reef. The area is teeming with an abundance of marine life from turtles to fish and sharks, so make sure you take plenty of time to explore this small island by ocean.

LONG ISLAND

An exclusive island, home to 24 white sand beaches, this island was named by Captain Cook in 1770 due to the large number of goannas living there. Part national park, visitors can pamper themselves at the resort’s luxurious spa facilities or take a nature hike to the Cooks Look for panoramic views.

HAYMAN ISLAND

Treat yourself to some five-star luxury onshore of the Hayman Island. Indulge in a VIP session at the spa, including massage, facial treatment and foot rub before digging into a five-course meal.