Charter Yachts Australia

Baronga brings the pleasure of monohull sailing together with the freedom of a Charter Yachts Australia bareboat holiday. This Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 41 is fast, responsive and easy to manoeuvre, making the passages between the Whitsunday Islands every bit as enjoyable as the anchorages waiting at the end of the day.

Three double cabins, two bathrooms and a convertible saloon create a flexible home on the water for six to eight guests. The spacious interior is made for relaxed breakfasts, shared dinners and unhurried evenings, while a 175-litre fridge, separate freezer, two-burner stove, oven and transom barbecue make provisioning for an island itinerary beautifully straightforward.

Up on deck, twin helms give the skipper excellent connection with the yacht and leave the cockpit open for the rest of the crew. Seating for six, a dodger and bimini provide a comfortable social space in changing conditions, and the stern duckboard and transom shower make every swim stop feel effortless.

From Coral Sea Marina, Baronga is ready for days shaped by sailing, swimming and quiet nights at anchor. Charter Yachts Australia supports the adventure with a detailed boat and area briefing, linen, a fully equipped galley, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids—leaving the crew free to enjoy the Whitsundays at its own pace.

Bella Breeza is a superb choice for couples, families and smaller crews who want an engaging sailing yacht without giving up the easy pleasures of a Whitsundays holiday. At 12.5 metres, this Beneteau 41.1 combines exciting performance with reassuringly straightforward handling, supported by a full-batten mainsail and roller-furling headsail.

The welcoming layout accommodates four to six guests across two double cabins and a saloon that converts into another double bed. Two bathrooms give everyone useful privacy, while the practical galley—with a 170-litre fridge, freezer, two-burner stove, oven and barbecue—turns fresh provisions into memorable meals aboard.

Life naturally gravitates to Bella Breeza’s large shaded cockpit. It is a convivial place for a relaxed breakfast before setting sail, an afternoon drink after a swim, or dinner beneath the tropical evening sky. Air conditioning while in the marina adds another touch of comfort at the beginning and end of the charter.

Charter Yachts Australia’s Coral Sea Marina base puts Bella Breeza at the gateway to Whitehaven Beach, Hill Inlet and the sheltered bays of the 74 Whitsunday Islands. A comprehensive boat and cruising-area briefing, linen, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids set the scene for a confident, independent bareboat adventure.

Chirping Bird gives larger families and groups the space to share a genuine Whitsundays sailing holiday aboard a capable 13.25-metre Beneteau 43. Easy handling and rewarding performance make her a pleasure under sail, whether the day leads across an open passage or around the corner to a quiet island anchorage.

Her three-cabin arrangement combines double berths, bunks and a convertible saloon to welcome six to ten guests. Two bathrooms, a spacious living area and a well-equipped galley keep daily life flowing comfortably, with generous refrigeration, a separate freezer, stove, oven and barbecue ready for everything from an early breakfast to dinner after sunset.

The cockpit is designed for the moments everyone remembers. A large outdoor table creates a natural gathering place, while the full-length bimini provides shade without taking away the sea breeze. A transom shower is waiting after a swim, snorkel or beach visit, and the roomy deck layout keeps the crew connected to the experience of sailing.

Departing from Coral Sea Marina with Charter Yachts Australia, Chirping Bird opens the way to Whitehaven Beach, Hill Inlet, reef-fringed bays and nights beneath the Whitsunday sky. The operator’s boat and area briefing, linen, fully equipped galley, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids support a wonderfully independent adventure.

Galaxy turns a bareboat charter into a spacious floating retreat. This Lagoon 45 sailing catamaran is designed for eight to ten guests who want to experience the Whitsundays together while still enjoying room to spread out, relax and find a favourite corner of the yacht.

Four roomy cabins, a convertible saloon and four bathrooms make Galaxy especially appealing for families, couples travelling together and celebratory groups. The generous galley is equipped with two fridges, a freezer, three-burner stove, oven and barbecue, so long lunches and relaxed dinners become part of the holiday rather than a chore.

Outdoor living is Galaxy’s signature. The expansive aft deck combines ample seating with a day bed, the bow adds another cushioned lounge, and an upper day bed beside the flybridge offers an elevated view across the islands. Air conditioning supported by the generator adds comfort, while underwater blue lights create a memorable atmosphere once the sun slips behind the anchorage.

With Charter Yachts Australia at Coral Sea Marina, Galaxy begins her adventures at the gateway to Whitehaven Beach, Hill Inlet and the bays and reefs of the Whitsunday Islands. A comprehensive briefing, linen, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear, navigational aids and a fully equipped galley provide an easy foundation for carefree cruising.

Harley Girl brings energy, comfort and a distinctly Australian cruising character to a Whitsundays bareboat adventure. This Seawind 1250 sailing catamaran is equally at home making an exhilarating passage under sail or settling into a protected bay for swimming, fishing and a long evening on deck.

Six to eight guests are accommodated across three double cabins and a convertible lounge, with two bathrooms supporting easy life aboard. The galley has a 130-litre fridge, 60-litre freezer, three-burner stove and oven, while a second cockpit fridge and deck barbecue keep drinks, lunches and sunset dinners close to the social heart of the yacht.

A furling, self-tacking headsail and electric winch make Harley Girl an inviting boat for an active crew. Her generator, air conditioning and onboard entertainment add comfort when the day slows down. Charter Yachts Australia guests have used her to create wonderfully varied itineraries through places such as Stonehaven, Chalkies Beach and Cid Harbour—exactly the freedom that makes bareboating so rewarding.

From Coral Sea Marina, Harley Girl is ready for families and friends to shape their own route among the Whitsunday Islands. Charter Yachts Australia supplies a detailed boat and area briefing, linen, a fully equipped galley, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids, allowing the crew to settle quickly into island time.

Simple, fast and light, In Too Deep captures everything appealing about a modern Whitsundays sailing catamaran. The Seawind 1160 Lite is acclaimed for its clever use of space and efficient short-handed performance, giving families and groups an enjoyable balance of hands-on sailing and relaxed island living.

The layout welcomes six to eight guests with three double cabins, a convertible lounge and two bathrooms. Six-foot-six headroom brings an airy feel to the saloon, while the galley’s 130-litre fridge, 60-litre freezer, three-burner stove, grill and oven make the yacht well suited to an extended stay among the islands.

Wide catamaran living spaces keep everyone connected, and the deck barbecue invites dinners outdoors after the anchor is set. A transom shower is perfectly placed for rinsing off after a swim, while phone charging and a 240-volt inverter add practical convenience without distracting from the simple rhythm of cruising.

Charter Yachts Australia operates In Too Deep from Coral Sea Marina, with the 74 Whitsunday Islands waiting beyond the harbour. A thorough boat and area briefing, linen, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear, navigational aids and a fully equipped galley help the crew move confidently from first departure to the final sail home.

Kaimana is made for groups who want the freedom of bareboating with the space and polish of a luxury sailing catamaran. This 44-foot Leopard combines confident sailing performance with a beautifully social layout, creating a superb base for moving between Whitsunday beaches, reef anchorages and island hideaways.

Four double cabins, each with its own bathroom, give eight to ten guests an exceptional level of privacy. A convertible lounge and two child berths add flexibility, while air conditioning, generous storage and the calm separation between the cabins and shared spaces make longer stays aboard feel wonderfully natural.

Upstairs, the open galley and saloon place the whole crew at the centre of the day. A spacious aft deck, generous seating and a large exterior table create the perfect setting for meals outdoors, while the raised helm seats two and keeps navigation part of the shared experience. Large-capacity fridge and freezer drawers, an oven, microwave and barbecue make provisioning for the islands easy; a generator, Fusion stereo and television add relaxed comforts.

Kaimana departs from Charter Yachts Australia’s Coral Sea Marina base with a detailed boat and cruising-area briefing, linen, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids included. It is an inviting combination of independence, comfort and memorable Whitsundays sailing.

Little One proves that a memorable Whitsundays adventure does not need an oversized yacht. This Beneteau Oceanis 37 is a lively, approachable monohull with the sailing performance to make each passage rewarding and the easy handling that lets a small crew settle quickly into the rhythm of a bareboat holiday.

Three double cabins accommodate up to six guests, making Little One an excellent match for a family, two or three couples, or a close group of friends. The practical interior includes one bathroom and a galley with an 85-litre fridge, additional fridge-freezer capacity, a two-burner stove and oven—everything needed for relaxed meals throughout the cruise.

A large cockpit shaded by the dodger and bimini becomes the natural gathering place between sails. The deck esky keeps refreshments within reach, the barbecue makes outdoor dining irresistible and underwater lights bring a little theatre to a quiet evening at anchor. A television with DVD and smart-view capability offers an easy way to unwind below deck.

Based at Coral Sea Marina, Charter Yachts Australia prepares Little One’s crew with a comprehensive boat and area briefing, linen, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids. From there, the itinerary belongs to the crew: island beaches, reef swims, lively sailing and peaceful nights on the water.

Mischief brings an unmistakably Australian spirit to a Whitsunday escape. This Lightwave 38 FORTE sailing catamaran combines responsive performance with the easygoing comfort that makes island-hopping feel effortless, giving families and groups a capable platform for quiet anchorages, brilliant snorkelling and long afternoons on the water.

Three private double cabins create welcoming accommodation for six to eight guests, with an additional child-sized bunk adding useful family flexibility. Two bathrooms support relaxed life aboard, while cabin fans and thoughtfully arranged living spaces make an inviting retreat after a full day exploring the islands.

The galley-up layout keeps the cook connected to the conversation and includes generous refrigeration, a freezer, three-burner stove, grill and oven. Outside, a covered cockpit with table seating flows into wide walk-around decks and a spacious foredeck. The raised helm seats two, while roller furling and a self-tacking headsail make Mischief rewarding and manageable to sail.

From Charter Yachts Australia’s Coral Sea Marina base, Mischief opens the door to a holiday shaped around your crew. A detailed four-hour boat and cruising-area briefing, linen, equipped galley, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids are included, so the adventure begins with confidence and everything needed to enjoy the Whitsundays at your own pace.

Paso Doble is made for carefree Whitsunday sailing, bringing the proven Seawind 1000XL design together with a sociable layout and an easy, responsive feel on the water. At 10.8 metres, she is wonderfully approachable for a couple or family while offering the versatility to welcome a larger crew of up to eight.

Accommodation includes two private double cabins, two single berths and a saloon table that converts into another double bed. This flexible arrangement works beautifully for families, couples travelling together or friends who want a comfortable corner of their own. A bathroom, cabin fans and a transom shower add everyday convenience between swims and nights at anchor.

Paso Doble’s upgraded sail plan, self-tacking jib and cockpit-led controls make sailing simple and satisfying, while single-line reefing supports smooth changes under way. Extended transoms create an inviting connection with the sea, and the deck esky, cockpit table and barbecue set the scene for outdoor meals. The galley includes refrigeration, a freezer, two-burner stove, grill and oven.

Departing from Charter Yachts Australia at Coral Sea Marina, Paso Doble gives your crew the freedom to create a personal route through the Whitsundays. A four-hour boat and area briefing, linen, equipped galley, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids are included, allowing you to begin your island adventure with confidence.

Prime Time is a beautifully proportioned 48-foot Fountaine Pajot Salina that turns the Whitsundays into a private cruising retreat. Her owners-version layout is designed for six guests, combining assured sailing performance with the space, privacy and easy outdoor living that make a premium catamaran holiday so appealing.

Three double cabins each have their own bathroom with shower and toilet, creating three private suites for couples, family or close friends. Air conditioning supported by the generator, thoughtful storage and a well-equipped galley with a three-burner stove, oven, microwave and barbecue make the yacht feel effortlessly comfortable throughout a multi-day escape.

The open galley and saloon flow towards a broad aft deck with generous seating and a large exterior table. Above, the raised helm seats four, allowing the sailing and navigation to become part of the group experience rather than something happening apart from it. Outdoor speakers and relaxed onboard entertainment complete the atmosphere after the day’s passage.

Prime Time begins her charters at Coral Sea Marina with Charter Yachts Australia’s detailed boat and area briefing. Linen, a fully equipped galley, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids are included, setting the stage for elegant, independent cruising among Whitehaven Beach, Hill Inlet and the island anchorages beyond.

Australian-built for local conditions, Reflections is a Lightwave 45 that feels perfectly at home among the Whitsunday Islands. This luxury sailing catamaran gives families and larger groups the freedom to travel under sail while enjoying the generous proportions of a sophisticated floating holiday home.

Four queen cabins and four bathrooms create private accommodation for eight to ten guests. The galley sits beside the saloon and opens naturally towards the cockpit, keeping cooking, conversation and the view beautifully connected. Extensive refrigeration—with a double-drawer galley fridge plus additional cockpit fridge and freezer—makes it easy to provision generously for several days away.

The covered cockpit offers a large dining and lounging area, a substantial barbecue and direct access to the water and dinghy from both transoms. A raised helm station keeps the skipper connected to the crew, while the self-tacking, roller-furling headsail supports relaxed sailing from one anchorage to the next. Cabin fans and onboard entertainment add welcome comfort when everyone retires below.

Charter Yachts Australia operates Reflections from Coral Sea Marina, providing a comprehensive boat and area briefing, linen, a fully equipped galley, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids. The result is an inviting platform for big shared days—sailing, swimming, exploring and dining together beneath the Whitsunday sky.

RockStar turns a Whitsunday bareboat holiday into an intimate sailing escape. This contemporary Catalina 32 is ideally sized for a couple, small family or four close friends, offering a rewarding helm, graceful performance and the freedom to slip between island anchorages on a yacht that feels capable and welcoming.

Two private double cabins provide comfortable accommodation for four guests, complemented by a bright saloon and an additional lounge berth. Longer sleeping spaces and innerspring mattresses make nights aboard especially inviting, while the thoughtfully arranged interior creates an appealing retreat after a day of swimming, snorkelling and sailing.

A protected cockpit beneath the dodger and bimini offers shade for easy lunches and sunset drinks, with a barbecue and transom shower adding to the holiday rhythm. Below, the galley has a fridge and freezer, two-burner stove and oven, while a flat-screen television and DVD player provide relaxed evening entertainment. RockStar’s clean deck layout and manageable proportions make every passage engaging.

Based with Charter Yachts Australia at Coral Sea Marina, RockStar is ready for a self-directed journey through the Whitsundays. A detailed four-hour boat and area briefing, linen, equipped galley, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids are included, giving your crew an excellent foundation for a memorable island sailing holiday.

Seafox delivers the space, stability and easy indoor-outdoor lifestyle that make catamaran cruising such a natural fit for the Whitsundays. The award-winning Leopard 38 was designed with charter holidays in mind, creating a confident sailing platform for families and groups who want panoramic views, generous social areas and the freedom to explore together.

Four private double cabins accommodate up to eight guests, with two bathrooms supporting an easy routine aboard. Additional child-sized forepeak bunks add useful family flexibility. Large windows fill the saloon with light, while the deck-level connection between the interior and cockpit lets everyone share the experience whether preparing lunch or watching the islands drift by.

The upstairs galley makes entertaining effortless, and the built-in cockpit table and seating sit beneath a generous hardtop for shaded outdoor living. Wide decks, twin transoms and a transom shower create a natural base for swimming, while the barbecue is ready for relaxed dinners afloat. Autopilot, an electric windlass and a practical sailing layout help make island-hopping smooth and enjoyable.

Seafox departs from Charter Yachts Australia’s Coral Sea Marina base with a four-hour boat and area briefing, linen, equipped galley, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids included. All that remains is to choose the islands, beaches and anchorages that will shape your Whitsunday story.

Vela Perfecta brings resort-style space to the freedom of a private Whitsunday sailing adventure. This 44-foot Fountaine Pajot Orana is beautifully suited to a large family or group of friends, with confident performance under sail and an expansive layout that makes every anchorage feel like your own floating retreat.

Four private double cabins each have their own bathroom and separate shower, giving eight to ten guests exceptional privacy and comfort. One aft cabin features a walk-around bed and the remaining cabins use semi-island configurations, creating restful spaces throughout both hulls. A full crew can share the experience while still enjoying genuine personal space.

The panoramic saloon seats eight and connects directly to the cockpit and galley through a wide sliding door, creating one generous social space surrounded by island views. The helm seats three with excellent visibility. Two large fridges, a freezer, three-burner stove, grill, gas oven and microwave support memorable meals aboard, while a self-furling headsail, cockpit clears, television, DVD player and transom shower add convenience.

From Charter Yachts Australia at Coral Sea Marina, Vela Perfecta is prepared for an unforgettable bareboat journey. A four-hour boat and area briefing, linen, equipped galley, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids are included, leaving your crew free to enjoy the islands in remarkable comfort.

Waterlust is a spectacular base for discovering the Whitsundays with family and friends. This Leopard 48 sailing catamaran combines commanding space, contemporary comfort and capable cruising performance, creating a holiday where days unfold between turquoise bays, coral-fringed islands and generous living areas designed for sharing every moment.

Four private double cabins each include their own bathroom, giving a group of up to ten outstanding privacy. The saloon converts to an additional double berth, adding flexibility for families and larger crews. Air conditioning provides welcome comfort, while the separation of accommodation and social areas lets early risers, afternoon loungers and evening entertainers find their own rhythm.

An open galley and saloon flow onto a spacious aft deck with generous seating and a large exterior dining table. The raised helm seats two and keeps sailing social. Large fridge and freezer drawers, a stove, oven, microwave and barbecue make catering simple, while a generator and six-speaker Fusion sound system elevate afternoons and dinners under the stars.

Charter Yachts Australia’s Coral Sea Marina base places Waterlust at the gateway to the islands. A four-hour boat and area briefing, linen, equipped galley, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids are included, setting the scene for a polished bareboat adventure with the freedom to explore your way.

Divocean is the power catamaran for crews who want to spend less time under way and more time enjoying everything the Whitsundays offer. The Venturer 38 combines stable cruising, easy water access and exceptional outdoor living, giving up to six guests a relaxed platform for linking beaches, snorkelling grounds and beautiful island anchorages.

Four private cabins and two bathrooms create valuable space and privacy for families or friends. The saloon is light and comfortable, with large windows keeping the Coral Sea scenery present throughout the day. Cabin fans and well-planned storage help everyone settle in, while the practical layout makes extended time aboard feel natural.

The flybridge is a highlight, with excellent visibility, social seating and a hardtop with wraparound clears for shelter. On the aft deck, a barbecue, esky and rod holders set up easy afternoons outdoors, while the transom shower is ideal after a swim. The galley includes generous refrigeration, a freezer, three-burner stove, oven, grill and microwave, with television and DVD entertainment for quiet evenings.

From Charter Yachts Australia at Coral Sea Marina, Divocean offers an accessible way to explore on your own timetable. A four-hour boat and area briefing, linen, equipped galley, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids are included, preparing your crew for a confident and comfortable powerboat holiday.

Karma Kat blends the freedom of bareboat sailing with the relaxed space of a beautifully refurbished cruising catamaran. At 41 feet, this Montebello is an inviting choice for families and friends who want to experience the Whitsundays together, moving easily between secluded bays, brilliant snorkelling water and unforgettable island sunsets.

Four private double cabins and four bathrooms give up to eight guests a rare level of comfort and independence. The balanced accommodation across both hulls works especially well for couples travelling together or family groups, while the fresh, stylish interior provides a welcoming place to cool down, recharge and plan the next day’s discoveries.

A generous aft deck forms Karma Kat’s social heart, with plenty of seating for long breakfasts, afternoon drinks and dinners beneath the tropical sky. The galley is equipped with two fridges, a freezer and a three-burner stove, while the barbecue makes outdoor cooking part of the holiday. A self-tacking headsail helps keep sailing straightforward, letting the crew enjoy both the performance and the scenery.

Charter Yachts Australia welcomes Karma Kat’s guests from Coral Sea Marina. A four-hour boat and area briefing, linen, equipped galley, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids are included, providing everything needed to embrace the Whitsundays with confidence, comfort and a genuine sense of adventure.

Mandala is a beautifully appointed Fountaine Pajot Lucia 40 created for carefree cruising through the Whitsundays. She combines contemporary comfort with impressive sailing performance, giving families, couples and friends an elegant, manageable catamaran from which to discover coral bays, white-sand beaches and peaceful island anchorages.

Four private double cabins comfortably accommodate eight guests, with two bathrooms featuring separate showers, one in each hull. The aft cabins include inviting semi-island beds, and the balanced layout makes Mandala especially appealing for two families who can each enjoy a hull, or for couples who appreciate extra space and privacy.

The helm seats three and provides excellent visibility, making navigation a shared part of the adventure. A spacious cockpit connects directly to the galley and saloon through a wide sliding door, while the saloon table seats eight amid panoramic bay windows. Generous refrigeration and freezer capacity, a three-burner stove, oven, grill, microwave and Weber barbecue make dining aboard a pleasure. Air conditioning, a generator, watermaker, cabin fans and transom shower add comfort.

Mandala departs from Charter Yachts Australia’s Coral Sea Marina base with a four-hour boat and area briefing, linen, equipped galley, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids included. It is an inspiring combination of freedom and comfort, ready for your crew to experience at its own pace.

Mojo makes a Whitsunday escape feel wonderfully easy. This Scimitar 1010 power catamaran combines stable cruising with a generous flybridge and bright social spaces, giving families and groups the freedom to move between island highlights while enjoying every passage as part of the holiday.

Two private double cabins and two single berths provide flexible accommodation, while the saloon table converts into another double bed for a crew of up to eight. A full-size bathroom has convenient indoor and outdoor access, and cabin fans keep the sleeping areas comfortable. The arrangement is ideal for a family, friends or couples seeking an uncomplicated powerboat adventure.

Large saloon windows frame the blue Coral Sea, while the spacious flybridge offers excellent views and sociable crew seating. Twin 110-horsepower Yanmar diesels provide confident progress through the island group. The galley features a three-burner stove and oven alongside generous refrigeration and freezer space, and a transom shower, television, music system and DVD player add holiday convenience.

Operating from Charter Yachts Australia at Coral Sea Marina, Mojo is ready to turn the Whitsundays into your own itinerary. A four-hour boat and area briefing, linen, equipped galley, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids are included, giving your crew the preparation and equipment for a comfortable, independent island journey.

Sea Dragon captures the pleasure of genuine sailing and the easygoing atmosphere of a Whitsunday island holiday. This Seawind 1160 is celebrated for its simple, fast and lightweight design, giving families and groups an agile catamaran that rewards time at the helm while remaining wonderfully comfortable once the anchor is down.

Three private double cabins and a convertible lounge welcome six to eight guests, supported by two bathrooms and an airy saloon with impressive 6-foot-6 headroom. The clever use of space lets everyone find a comfortable place to relax without losing the sociable character that makes a catamaran holiday so memorable.

A roller-furling headsail and electric main-halyard winch make short-handed sailing smooth and engaging. The galley includes a 130-litre fridge, separate 60-litre freezer, three-burner stove, grill and oven, while a second cockpit fridge and deck barbecue keep refreshments and outdoor dining close at hand. Underwater blue lights bring a magical glow to quiet evenings at anchor, with digital television, phone charging and an inverter adding practical comfort.

Sea Dragon departs from Charter Yachts Australia at Coral Sea Marina with a detailed four-hour boat and cruising-area briefing, linen, an equipped galley, dinghy and outboard, snorkelling equipment, safety gear and navigational aids included. It is a spirited, inviting base for shaping your own adventure among the beaches, bays and reefs of the Whitsundays.