Queensland Yacht Charters

Alcina brings the clever indoor-outdoor design of the Bali 4.3 to a self-skippered Whitsundays holiday. Her signature pivoting glass door can open the saloon and galley to sweeping sea views or close to create a cosy, weatherproof interior, allowing life aboard to flow naturally from breezy tropical mornings to comfortable evenings at anchor.

Up to ten guests are accommodated with four private double cabins, four bathrooms and flexible additional sleeping space. The layout offers valuable privacy for families and groups of friends, while the full-sized galley refrigeration, three-burner stove, oven and generous storage make provisioning for an island adventure easy. Cabin fans and an inverter add everyday comfort.

Outside, Alcina offers several distinctive places to enjoy the scenery. A rigid forward cockpit creates a secure lounge and sunbathing area, the roof provides another panoramic relaxation space, and the main cockpit is ready for meals and conversation. Snorkelling gear, a barbecue and tender help each day move effortlessly between sailing, swimming and shore exploration.

Based at Coral Sea Marina with Queensland Yacht Charters, Alcina pairs modern catamaran living with the freedom to choose your own bays, beaches and island route. She is practical, sociable and wonderfully suited to crews who want their Whitsundays home to feel open to the view at every turn.

Antipodes is a Nautitech Open 40 designed for people who love both sailing and the good life. Her defining feature is the seamless connection between saloon and cockpit, creating one generous social space filled with natural light and open to the Whitsundays breeze. It is a design that keeps everyone together whether the yacht is underway, anchored for lunch or settling into the evening.

Four private double cabins accommodate eight guests, complemented by two bathrooms and showers. The contemporary interior feels bright and uncluttered, while the galley includes a gas oven, stove, fridge and freezer for relaxed meals aboard. At just under 12 metres, Antipodes balances comfortable volume with an approachable size for a capable bareboat crew.

The sailing package includes a full-batten mainsail, furling genoa, twin 50-horsepower engines and an electric winch. Autopilot, chartplotter, depth sounder and wind instruments support confident navigation, while cockpit cushions and the open layout make every passage sociable. At anchor, the broad shared area becomes a natural setting for food, stories and island views.

Queensland Yacht Charters bases Antipodes at Coral Sea Marina, perfectly placed for a self-directed journey through the Whitsundays. She offers the rare pleasure of an engaging sailing catamaran without asking guests to choose between performance, modern style and easy shared living.

Dasha Way is a Fountaine Pajot Lipari 41 created for sociable Whitsundays cruising with the privacy that makes a group holiday feel effortless. Her catamaran proportions provide a stable platform, generous deck space and an easy connection between the cockpit and living areas, whether guests are sailing between islands or enjoying a quiet afternoon at anchor.

Eight guests are accommodated in four private double cabins, with four bathrooms giving every pair welcome independence. The galley-up arrangement keeps meal preparation connected to the main social spaces, while the cockpit offers an inviting place for outdoor dining, morning coffee and sunset conversation. Natural light and wide views help the interior feel open and relaxed.

At 12 metres long, Dasha Way is large enough to provide a genuine floating-home experience while remaining an appealing choice for bareboat exploration. Her twin engines, sailing rig and navigation equipment support passages through the Whitsundays, while the tender, barbecue and snorkelling equipment make it easy to add beach visits and time in the water.

Departing from Queensland Yacht Charters at Coral Sea Marina, Dasha Way gives families and friends the freedom to build each day around their own interests. She is a comfortable and capable base for island-hopping, shared meals, coral encounters and the incomparable pleasure of waking to a new Whitsundays view.

Dimanche offers a wonderfully spacious way to explore the Whitsundays for guests who prefer the smooth confidence of a power catamaran. This Fountaine Pajot Cumberland 46 combines wide living areas, substantial onboard facilities and four private accommodation suites, creating a refined home on the water for families and groups of friends.

Eight guests enjoy four double cabins, each with its own ensuite bathroom and shower. Air-conditioning, a generator, generous refrigeration and a fully equipped galley with oven, stove and microwave make extended time aboard comfortable. The saloon table adds flexibility, while the broad catamaran layout gives everyone room to relax without losing the sociable feel of a shared holiday.

Twin 230-horsepower engines deliver easy progress between islands, allowing more time for beaches, anchorages and snorkelling. GPS, chartplotter, depth sounder, VHF radio and autohelm support navigation, while a tender, barbecue, deck shower and snorkelling equipment help turn each anchorage into a new place to explore.

Dimanche is based with Queensland Yacht Charters at Coral Sea Marina and is built for guests who want to experience the Whitsundays with motor-yacht ease. She pairs privacy and generous comfort with the independence of a bareboat itinerary—an elegant platform for discovering the islands at your own pace.

Kokomo brings the scale and elegance of the Lagoon 50 to a premium Whitsundays bareboat adventure. At 14.75 metres long and more than eight metres wide, she offers expansive indoor and outdoor living, excellent stability and a commanding flybridge—an inspiring choice for families or friends who want their island escape to feel genuinely special.

The yacht welcomes up to ten guests, with four private cabins and four bathrooms providing excellent privacy. A spacious saloon flows into the cockpit, while air-conditioning, electric fans and a generator add comfort throughout. The galley is ready for relaxed entertaining with large refrigeration, a freezer, microwave, oven, gas stove and a full inventory of kitchen essentials.

Kokomo’s flybridge gives the helm an elevated view and creates another superb place to enjoy the scenery. Teak decking, cockpit cushions, an outdoor shower, barbecue and swimming ladder make life at anchor equally inviting. Underway, twin 80-horsepower engines, a full-batten mainsail, self-tacking jib and modern navigation instruments deliver a smooth, capable sailing experience.

A high-output watermaker, solar panels and generous tankage support longer journeys through the islands. From Queensland Yacht Charters at Coral Sea Marina, Kokomo becomes an impressive private resort under sail—spacious enough for everyone, responsive enough to enjoy the passage and perfectly placed for an unforgettable Whitsundays voyage.

L’Avant is a Fountaine Pajot Lipari 41 with the warm, practical character families love on a Whitsundays holiday. Her spacious catamaran layout, galley-up design and outdoor dining area keep everyone connected, whether the crew is preparing breakfast, planning the day’s passage or sharing dinner after an afternoon in the water.

Eight guests are accommodated across four private double cabins, supported by two bathrooms and showers. The bright main living area opens naturally toward the cockpit, creating a sociable hub with plenty of room to relax. Cabin fans, linen and an inverter add comfort, while the galley’s three-burner stove, oven, fridge and freezer make self-catering simple.

L’Avant is also a delight to sail. A furling headsail, slab-reefing mainsail, twin 30-horsepower engines and a full set of navigation instruments give a capable crew everything needed for island-hopping. Snorkelling gear, a tender, deck shower and barbecue make it easy to enjoy each anchorage both aboard and ashore.

At 12.3 metres, L’Avant strikes an appealing balance between space and manageability. Departing from Queensland Yacht Charters at Coral Sea Marina, she offers families and friends a comfortable private base for sailing, swimming, beach visits and slow evenings beneath the Whitsundays sky.

Lumiere is a beautifully modern Lagoon 40 designed to make every part of a Whitsundays voyage feel open, social and connected to the sea. Her exceptionally comfortable aft cockpit includes a recreation area and rear-beam seating, creating a natural gathering place for breakfast, passage-making and relaxed evenings at anchor.

Eight guests sleep comfortably across four generous double cabins, supported by two bathrooms and showers. The bright interior offers a convertible saloon table, cabin fans and generous refrigeration, while the galley’s gas stove and oven make shared meals easy. Wide windows carry the tropical views inside, maintaining the spacious character that makes catamaran cruising so appealing.

A forward cockpit and sunbathing area add another private outdoor retreat. Large aft transoms and a spacious swim platform make boarding the tender or slipping into the water effortless. At the ergonomic helm, the skipper remains connected with everyone in the cockpit, while twin Yanmar engines, a fully battened mainsail and modern navigation instruments support confident island passages.

Based with Queensland Yacht Charters at Coral Sea Marina, Lumiere offers the independence of a bareboat holiday in a stylish, approachable package. She is a superb floating base for families and friends who want to sail, snorkel, explore beaches and enjoy the Whitsundays together.

Lunasea is a classic Lagoon 380 that makes a Whitsundays catamaran holiday wonderfully accessible. Designed with families in mind, she offers the stability, easy living and separation of spaces that let two small families or a group of friends settle quickly into the rhythm of island cruising.

Four private double cabins accommodate eight guests, with two bathrooms supporting comfortable life aboard. The saloon and galley create a sociable indoor hub, while the cockpit invites outdoor meals and relaxed planning over the chart. With two metres of headroom, cabin fans, linen and a practical galley, Lunasea feels welcoming throughout a multi-day escape.

Underway, her furling headsail, slab-reefing mainsail and wheel steering provide the engaging pleasure of sailing between the islands. A tender, snorkelling gear, barbecue and deck shower turn every anchorage into a new opportunity to swim, explore a beach or enjoy dinner beneath the tropical sky. Sun awnings and cockpit shade add comfort during leisurely afternoons.

Queensland Yacht Charters bases Lunasea at Coral Sea Marina, ready for a self-directed journey through the Whitsundays. She is an appealing choice for guests who value a proven catamaran design, straightforward comfort and the freedom to create a holiday around their own favourite bays, reefs and island walks.

Miss B is a Dufour 412 Grand Large that pairs the pleasure of modern monohull sailing with an unusually generous approach to outdoor living. Her cockpit, dedicated living space and sunbathing area are thoughtfully separated, giving six guests plenty of room to enjoy each moment of a Whitsundays cruise without feeling crowded.

Three private cabins provide comfortable accommodation, supported by two bathrooms and showers. The light, contemporary interior includes a full galley, refrigeration and inviting shared spaces for meals and quiet evenings aboard. Her 12.7-metre length creates the presence of a substantial cruising yacht while remaining an attractive size for couples or a family crew.

Miss B is built to reward the skipper. Wheel steering, a furling headsail, mainsail and 60-horsepower engine offer flexibility between spirited sailing and easy motoring. GPS, plotter, autopilot, wind instruments, depth sounder and VHF radio support confident passages, while the tender, snorkelling equipment and barbecue extend the adventure once the anchor is down.

Departing from Queensland Yacht Charters at Coral Sea Marina, Miss B is ideal for guests who want the authentic feel of a monohull with modern comfort. She turns the Whitsundays into a personal sailing playground of island passages, calm bays and sun-filled decks.

Miss Devereux is a Jeanneau 44i that gives families and groups a wonderfully flexible way to experience monohull sailing in the Whitsundays. At 13.75 metres, she combines a sleek cruising profile with a spacious interior, making her equally appealing for energetic days under sail and unhurried evenings in a sheltered anchorage.

The yacht welcomes up to eight guests and can be arranged with three or four cabins. A removable panel between the forward cabins allows the accommodation to adapt to the group, creating either additional privacy or a larger forward space. Two bathrooms, three showers, cabin fans and generous water capacity support comfortable multi-day cruising.

A Yanmar engine complements the sailing rig, while wheel steering, autohelm, GPS, plotter, depth sounder and VHF radio give the skipper a capable navigation suite. The fully equipped galley includes substantial fridge and freezer capacity, and a tender, snorkelling gear, barbecue and deck shower help every island stop become part of the holiday.

From Queensland Yacht Charters at Coral Sea Marina, Miss Devereux offers the freedom to shape a route around favourite beaches, reefs and anchorages. She is a confident, comfortable cruiser for guests who want real sailing character and an accommodation layout that works around them.

Namaste transforms a Whitsundays bareboat holiday with the clever indoor-outdoor living of the Bali 4.1. Her huge pivoting glass door opens the saloon and galley to panoramic sea views, or closes to create a cosy weatherproof retreat, giving guests a beautiful living space in every kind of island weather.

Four private double cabins each have their own bathroom and shower, creating excellent privacy for families and groups. Additional forepeak child berths and a convertible saloon add flexibility. The galley includes a large fridge-freezer, dual-zone refrigeration, microwave, oven, three-burner stove and Nespresso machine, making provisioning and shared meals a pleasure.

Outside, a rigid forward cockpit offers lounge seating, tables and sunbathing space, while the coachroof adds a panoramic relaxation area. Twin engines, a self-tacking jib, battened mainsail, autopilot and navigation instruments support easy passages. Snorkelling gear, a tender, barbecue, Bluetooth sound and optional Starlink help balance adventure with modern convenience.

Queensland Yacht Charters bases Namaste at Coral Sea Marina, perfectly placed for a self-directed journey among the Whitsundays. She is spacious, practical and highly sociable—a floating holiday home designed for long lunches, coral swims, island discoveries and relaxed nights surrounded by the sea.

Nautilus brings the celebrated Bali 4.3 layout to a private Whitsundays adventure, combining practicality, comfort and genuine sailing ability. Her huge pivoting glass door can open the saloon and galley to 360-degree sea views or close to form a protected interior, allowing the living space to adapt beautifully from sunny mornings to breezy evenings.

Four private double cabins and four bathrooms give families and friends excellent privacy, while a convertible saloon provides flexible additional accommodation for a group of up to ten. The galley features an American-style fridge-freezer, microwave and three-burner stove, with ample capacity for provisions across a longer island itinerary.

The rigid forward cockpit creates a second outdoor lounge and sunbathing space, complemented by a panoramic relaxation area on the roof. Under sail, a fully battened mainsail and roller-furling headsail deliver the pleasure of catamaran cruising, while twin Volvo engines, chartplotter and wheel steering make island manoeuvring straightforward.

From Queensland Yacht Charters at Coral Sea Marina, Nautilus becomes a spacious private base among the Whitsundays. With a tender, snorkelling gear, barbecue and broad social spaces, she invites guests to move effortlessly between sailing, beach visits, reef swims and memorable meals with the islands all around.

Neko is a charming Fountaine Pajot Mahe 36 that gives smaller groups all the rewards of catamaran cruising in an approachable package. With space for six guests, she is especially well suited to two or three couples or a family seeking stability, privacy and an easygoing home base for exploring the Whitsundays.

Three private double cabins sit beneath the bright, spacious saloon and galley, with a bathroom, two showers and cabin fans supporting comfortable life aboard. The full galley includes an oven, grill, three-burner stove, fridge and freezer, making it simple to enjoy relaxed breakfasts, picnic lunches and dinner after a day on the water.

Neko carries the equipment needed for a satisfying sailing holiday, including a furling headsail, slab-reefing mainsail, autopilot, GPS and chartplotter. Twin engines assist around marinas and anchorages, while solar panels, inverter power and generous water capacity add useful cruising independence. A tender, snorkelling gear, deck shower and barbecue extend the fun beyond the cockpit.

Based at Coral Sea Marina with Queensland Yacht Charters, Neko is a friendly and practical route into the bareboat experience. She offers a private catamaran, a beautiful island playground and the freedom to let each day unfold around sailing, swimming and discovery.

Pluton is a Fountaine Pajot Maestro 37 power catamaran designed around entertainment, relaxation and efficient Whitsundays cruising. Her twin-hull stability and broad living areas create a comfortable platform for six guests who want to spend less time managing sails and more time moving easily between island anchorages.

Three private double cabins and two bathrooms make Pluton an excellent fit for three couples or a family group. Air-conditioning, cabin fans and a generator bring welcome comfort, while the fully equipped galley includes substantial refrigeration for multi-day provisions. Cockpit cushions and generous shared spaces make afternoons aboard feel relaxed and sociable.

Twin Volvo engines combine performance with fuel economy and an extended cruising range. GPS, chartplotter and autopilot support straightforward navigation, while the shallow draft is well suited to exploring the Whitsundays’ protected waters. A tender, snorkelling equipment, deck shower and barbecue make beaches, coral swims and outdoor meals part of the daily rhythm.

Queensland Yacht Charters bases Pluton at Coral Sea Marina, ready for guests to build a private itinerary through the islands. She is a comfortable, capable alternative to a sailing yacht—ideal for travellers who value power-catamaran space, simple passage-making and the freedom to linger wherever the scenery is best.

Queen Lizzy is an elegant Bali 4.2 that gives six guests the space, privacy and innovation of a premium owner’s-version catamaran. Her refined hull lines and contemporary interior set the tone for a stylish Whitsundays journey, while Bali’s signature open-plan design keeps the sea and islands present throughout life aboard.

Three spacious double cabins each have a private bathroom, with the dedicated owner’s suite creating an especially generous retreat. Large portholes fill the cabins with light, and modern finishes add warmth. The galley features extensive refrigeration, a three-burner hob, double sinks, abundant storage and a serving hatch opening directly to the forward cockpit.

Outdoor living is exceptional. A rigid forward cockpit provides lounge and sunbathing space, the aft platform links the transoms with a wide bench, and the coachroof offers a panoramic relaxation area beside the helm. The tilting saloon door and sliding windows open the interior to the breeze, creating one flowing environment for dining and relaxing.

Departing with Queensland Yacht Charters from Coral Sea Marina, Queen Lizzy is a sophisticated private base for island-hopping. She combines confident sailing, ensuite privacy and multiple beautiful places to unwind—perfect for couples, close friends or a family seeking an elevated Whitsundays escape.

Sailabout is an owner-designed Seawind 1160.3 Lite created for guests who want an Australian catamaran with thoughtful cruising capability. Her three-cabin layout, generous tankage and efficient performance make her a rewarding private base for six people ready to explore beyond the obvious anchorages of the Whitsundays.

Each of the three double cabins is supported by its own bathroom and shower, giving three couples or a family group excellent privacy. The internal cockpit can be protected with side shades, while the hardtop bimini provides reliable shelter outside. Shore-powered air-conditioning, linen and a practical saloon add comfort at the beginning and end of the journey.

The galley includes an oven, microwave, three-burner stove and ample fridge and freezer space. Solar panels, 760 litres of water capacity and enlarged fuel tanks support cruising independence. Dual Yamaha outboards deliver useful speed and easy manoeuvring, while GPS, plotter, wind instruments and autopilot assist the skipper. A tender, snorkelling gear, barbecue and deck shower complete the island-holiday setup.

Based with Queensland Yacht Charters at Coral Sea Marina, Sailabout combines manageable size with serious liveaboard practicality. She is made for relaxed passages, uncrowded bays and crews who want to make the Whitsundays feel entirely their own.

Seaduction is a beautifully appointed Leopard 46 that lets families and groups explore the Whitsundays with space, privacy and genuine sailing pleasure. At more than 14 metres long, she feels substantial without losing the easy handling that makes a bareboat catamaran so rewarding.

Four generous queen cabins each have a private ensuite, creating an excellent arrangement for couples travelling together. A convertible saloon adds flexibility for larger groups. The cosy main living area is surrounded by wide views, while air-conditioning, a generator and generous refrigeration bring welcome comfort to extended stays.

Outdoor life is a highlight. The alfresco dining area and barbecue make breakfast in swimwear and sunset dinners part of the rhythm, while the raised helm under the hardtop remains open to the cockpit. With all controls led aft, the skipper enjoys clear visibility and an easy connection with the crew. Twin engines, roller-furling headsail, slab-reefing mainsail and autopilot support confident passages.

Queensland Yacht Charters bases Seaduction at Coral Sea Marina, ready for a private route among the islands. She combines ensuite accommodation, broad entertaining areas and approachable sailing in a catamaran made for long lunches, coral swims and unforgettable Whitsundays horizons.

Sinatra brings the distinctive Bali 4.3 Luxe experience to a private Whitsundays voyage, combining panoramic living with the comfort of four ensuite cabins. Her enormous pivoting glass door opens the saloon and galley to 360-degree views or closes to create a calm, weatherproof retreat, allowing life aboard to adapt effortlessly.

Eight guests enjoy four private double cabins, each with its own bathroom and shower. Air-conditioning, cabin fans and a generator add comfort, while the galley’s American-style fridge-freezer, three-burner stove and microwave make catering for a group easy. The bright interior feels generous and contemporary throughout.

A rigid forward cockpit offers lounge and sunbathing space, complemented by a panoramic coachroof relaxation area and the main aft cockpit. Under sail, a fully battened mainsail and roller-furling headsail provide the pleasure of catamaran cruising, while twin Volvo engines, chartplotter and wheel steering assist around anchorages. A tender, snorkelling gear and barbecue extend every stop.

From Queensland Yacht Charters at Coral Sea Marina, Sinatra is a stylish floating home for couples, families and friends. She surrounds guests with the Whitsundays while delivering the privacy, refrigeration and climate-controlled comfort that make a longer island escape feel truly indulgent.

Traviata is a Lagoon 421 created for sailors who want generous comfort and space without giving up the pleasure of moving through the Whitsundays under sail. Her broad catamaran layout creates an inviting home on the water, with stable living areas and an easy flow between the saloon, cockpit and tropical scenery outside.

Four private double cabins each have a bathroom and shower, giving families and groups excellent independence. A convertible saloon expands the accommodation to ten guests. Cabin fans, linen and a fully equipped galley with an electric stove, oven, two fridges and a freezer make multi-day living simple and sociable.

The hardtop bimini brings shade to the cockpit, while broad decks provide places to relax as the islands pass by. Twin engines, wheel steering, a capable sail plan and GPS navigation support confident passages. At anchor, the tender, snorkelling equipment, barbecue, deck shower and swim access turn each sheltered bay into a new place to enjoy.

Queensland Yacht Charters bases Traviata at Coral Sea Marina, ideally positioned for a self-directed island adventure. She is a welcoming choice for groups seeking the privacy of four ensuites, the stability of a Lagoon catamaran and the freedom to make every day in the Whitsundays their own.

Wazabi is a Catalina 350 made for couples and small families who want an intimate Whitsundays sailing holiday with genuine monohull character. Her manageable size, generous headroom and comfort-focused layout make her easy to settle into, while her sailing setup rewards guests who enjoy the simple pleasure of trimming sails between islands.

Four guests are accommodated in two private double cabins. The forward cabin features an island bed and the aft cabin offers a comfortable second retreat, complemented by a bathroom, shower and cabin fans. The galley includes a two-burner stove, large fridge and freezer space, providing everything needed for relaxed meals aboard.

Roller-furling headsail, slab-reefing mainsail, wheel steering and a 35-horsepower engine make Wazabi approachable to handle. GPS, plotter, wind instruments, depth sounder and VHF radio support navigation, while the bimini and dodger add cockpit protection. A tender, snorkelling equipment, barbecue and deck shower open the way to beaches and reef stops.

Departing with Queensland Yacht Charters from Coral Sea Marina, Wazabi offers a wonderfully personal way to explore the Whitsundays. She trades oversized group spaces for cosy comfort, responsive sailing and the romance of having a classic cruising yacht to yourselves.