Whitsunday Escape

A Little Bit Nauti is a Nautitech Open 40.4 created for the sociable freedom of a Whitsundays bareboat holiday. Her signature open-living concept joins the saloon and cockpit into one expansive entertaining area, giving families, couples and groups an effortless place to cook, dine and relax together while tropical scenery fills the horizon.

Four cabins accommodate eight guests comfortably, with capacity extending to ten, while two toilets and three showers support busy days of swimming, snorkelling and island exploring. Numerous hatches encourage natural airflow, and the spacious galley, generous seating and open aft layout keep the atmosphere bright and connected.

Twin helm stations place the skipper close to the action and provide excellent visibility under sail. A full-batten mainsail, roller-furling self-tacking headsail and thoughtfully arranged controls make the catamaran rewarding and approachable to handle. When the sails come down, twin engines assist with confident manoeuvring around anchorages and marina berths.

A well-equipped deck package includes cockpit shade and cushions, electric anchor winch, swim ladder and outdoor shower. The rigid inflatable tender with outboard opens the way to beaches and shore excursions, while davits and SUP brackets keep equipment neatly managed. A barbecue, digital television, Bluetooth audio and USB access add easy holiday convenience, with Starlink available for crews who want connectivity.

Roomy without losing its sailing personality, A Little Bit Nauti gives everyone space to unwind while keeping the crew naturally together. She is a superb floating base for a week of island-hopping, long lunches and beautiful nights at anchor.

Angelina is a Seawind 1160.3 sailing catamaran that feels perfectly tuned to tropical cruising. Her contemporary timber-look interior, neutral palette and ingenious trifold-door system create a bright open-plan living area where the saloon and cockpit merge with the Whitsundays breeze.

Three double cabins accommodate six guests in private comfort, while the convertible saloon creates another double berth for groups of up to eight. Two bathrooms and three showers provide practical ease, and cabin fans keep the sleeping spaces comfortable. The 6-foot-6-inch saloon headroom adds to the sense of openness throughout the boat.

The galley is designed for real holiday living, with upright refrigeration, separate freezer, three-burner stove, grill, oven, barbecue and ample storage. It connects naturally with the cockpit so preparing meals never means leaving the social atmosphere or the view behind.

Angelina is equally appealing under sail. A full-batten mainsail, roller-furling self-tacking headsail and cockpit-led lines simplify handling, while twin steering stations provide visibility and involvement. GPS chartplotter, autopilot and wind instruments support confident island-hopping, and twin diesel engines give capable performance under power.

Cockpit shade, cushions, a swim ladder and outdoor shower make anchorages easy to enjoy. The tender and outboard carry guests ashore, while snorkelling gear, SUP brackets, entertainment and Bluetooth audio round out the experience. Angelina is an inviting choice for couples, families and mixed groups who value natural airflow, smart design and a genuine connection between sailing and outdoor life.

Argo is a Leopard 48.4 designed to give larger groups the space, comfort and easy flow that make a Whitsundays sailing holiday feel exceptional. Accommodating up to 11 guests, she combines four double cabins, four bathrooms, an additional small bunk and a convertible saloon in a layout equally suited to families, friends and four couples.

The innovative walk-through saloon connects directly to a forward cockpit, drawing cooling airflow through the interior and creating a second outdoor lounge for dining, reading or enjoying the view. At the stern, a generous shaded cockpit surrounds a large table, while the galley-up arrangement keeps food preparation connected with both entertaining areas.

The galley includes substantial refrigeration and freezer capacity, cockpit fridge, stove, grill, oven, microwave and barbecue. A watermaker and generous water storage support longer stays, while air conditioning is available both at the marina and, as an option, while away from shore power.

Argo’s sailing systems are arranged for relaxed passage-making, with a full-batten mainsail, roller-furling headsail, electric halyard winch and lines led back to the helm. GPS chartplotter, autopilot and wind instruments support navigation, while twin 55-horsepower engines provide strong performance under power.

At anchor, underwater blue lights, swim ladder, outdoor shower and a rigid inflatable tender make the water impossible to resist. Starlink, Bluetooth entertainment and USB access add modern convenience. With multiple social zones and genuine sailing ability, Argo turns a large-group charter into a spacious tropical home that moves from one remarkable island setting to the next.

Aurora is a Leopard 43.4 power catamaran designed for families and groups who want to explore the Whitsundays with space, stability and effortless comfort. Accommodating up to ten guests across four double cabins and a convertible saloon, she balances private sleeping quarters with generous places to gather.

The shaded flybridge is a standout social zone, combining excellent visibility from the helm with dining, a sundeck and its own refrigerator. At deck level, the roomy aft cockpit offers another table and seating area, while an internal saloon door opens directly onto the foredeck. This clever walkthrough improves airflow and gives guests a third outdoor retreat for taking in island views.

Aurora’s upstairs galley keeps the cook connected with the action and includes substantial refrigeration, freezer, three-burner stove, oven, grill, microwave and barbecue. Two bathrooms, indoor showers and an outdoor cockpit shower support busy days in and around the water.

Twin 300-horsepower engines provide confident power cruising, while GPS navigation, depth and speed instruments assist the skipper between anchorages. A swim ladder, snorkelling equipment and rigid inflatable tender make beaches and reef stops easy to enjoy. Underwater blue lights, Bluetooth audio, television and optional Starlink add atmosphere and convenience.

With a broad 6.7-metre beam, excellent headroom and multiple entertaining spaces, Aurora feels both practical and indulgent. She is a superb floating home for two families, four couples or friends who want to move comfortably from one Whitsundays highlight to the next.

Castaway is a Leopard 43.3 power catamaran that makes independent Whitsundays cruising feel wonderfully straightforward. Stable, comfortable and easy to enjoy, she welcomes up to eight guests and suits three couples, families or mixed groups looking for the freedom to choose a new island setting each day.

Three double cabins provide private accommodation, complemented by a small single bunk and a saloon that converts to another double. Two bathrooms and generous headroom keep life aboard comfortable, while the bright interior opens naturally towards outdoor living areas.

The shaded flybridge combines the helm with a dining table, extra refrigerator and sundeck, creating an elevated gathering place for cruising and sunset drinks. Aft, the cockpit has another table and seating area, while the walk-through saloon gives direct access to the foredeck and welcomes cooling tropical airflow through the boat.

The upstairs galley includes generous refrigeration and freezer space, stove, grill, oven, microwave and barbecue, making shared meals an enjoyable part of the holiday. Twin engines give Castaway smooth, dependable progress between anchorages, supported by colour GPS, depth and speed instruments.

Swimming and shore adventures are woven into the design with a swim ladder, cockpit shower, snorkelling gear and a rigid inflatable tender. Bluetooth entertainment and comfortable shaded areas keep the atmosphere relaxed when the day slows down.

Castaway’s real luxury is choice: room to spread out, several places to socialise and the ability to wake each morning surrounded by a different Whitsundays panorama.

Chameleon is Whitsunday Escape’s largest power catamaran, created for groups who want generous living spaces, confident cruising and the freedom to spread out. At 14.3 metres long and 7.6 metres wide, this Leopard 47.4 accommodates up to eleven guests while preserving excellent privacy and an easy social flow.

Four double ensuite cabins form the heart of the accommodation, with an additional small single bunk in the forward port cabin and a saloon lounge that converts to a double. Four bathrooms and excellent headroom make Chameleon especially comfortable for four couples, two families or a large group of friends.

The shaded flybridge offers abundant seating, elevated views and its own 85-litre refrigerator. Below, the roomy cockpit is large enough for everyone to gather around sundowners, and its fold-down transom creates a wonderful connection to the water. Indoor and outdoor dining areas give the group options throughout the day.

The galley is comprehensively equipped with extensive refrigeration, freezer, stove, oven, grill, microwave and barbecue. Huge water and fuel capacity support extended cruising, while twin 150-horsepower engines deliver stable, capable progress through the islands.

GPS with fish finder, underwater blue lights, snorkelling gear, tender and outboard add to the adventure. Air conditioning, Bluetooth audio, television, onboard power and optional Starlink bring resort-style convenience to life afloat.

Chameleon turns a large-group holiday into a spacious private escape, pairing panoramic flybridge cruising with comfortable cabins and all the freedom of the Whitsundays.

Chill Out lives up to her name, offering a relaxed and remarkably comfortable platform for cruising the Whitsundays by power catamaran. The Leopard 43.3 layout combines three double cabins, an expansive master suite and a convertible saloon to accommodate up to eight guests.

The shaded flybridge is where many of the best moments happen. It brings the helm, dining table, extra refrigerator and sundeck into one elevated space with sweeping island views. The aft cockpit offers another generous table and seating area, while a saloon-to-foredeck walkthrough creates cooling airflow and direct access to a peaceful forward lounge.

Inside, abundant headroom and an upstairs galley keep the boat feeling bright and connected. Refrigeration, freezer, stove, grill, oven, microwave and barbecue support effortless holiday meals, while two bathrooms, indoor showers and a cockpit shower make life easy after swimming and snorkelling.

Twin 150-horsepower engines move Chill Out confidently between bays, and colour GPS, speed and depth instruments support straightforward navigation. The swim ladder, snorkelling equipment and rigid inflatable tender open up beaches and coral-fringed anchorages, while underwater blue lights create evening atmosphere.

Starlink Wi-Fi, Bluetooth audio, television and USB power bring useful modern comforts without distracting from the main attraction outside. Chill Out suits couples, families and friends who want an easygoing island adventure with stable cruising, welcoming social spaces and a private master suite to retreat to at the end of the day.

Coralita is a Leopard 44.4 sailing catamaran whose clever indoor-outdoor design feels made for tropical island life. With four double cabins, four bathrooms and additional child bunks forward, she accommodates up to ten guests and gives two families or four couples an excellent balance of privacy and shared space.

A signature internal door connects the saloon directly with the forward cockpit, improving ventilation and creating an easy path between two outdoor entertaining areas. The aft cockpit has a large dining table and extra lounging bench, while the foredeck provides a quieter place for a morning coffee, a book or sunset views.

The galley-up arrangement keeps cooking at the centre of the social atmosphere. Refrigerator, freezer, stove, oven, grill, microwave and barbecue support everything from quick breakfasts to celebratory dinners. Air conditioning is available in the marina and as an on-water option for additional comfort.

Coralita sails beautifully and is arranged for short-handed cruising, with a full-batten mainsail, roller-furling headsail, electric halyard winch and lines led back to the cockpit. GPS chartplotter, autopilot and wind instruments help crews move confidently between anchorages, while twin diesel engines provide capable performance under power.

A tender, snorkelling gear, swim ladder, outdoor shower and underwater blue lights make the water central to the holiday. Starlink Wi-Fi and Bluetooth entertainment add convenience. Spacious, stable and highly sociable, Coralita is an inviting home for a week of sailing, swimming and island discovery.

Deli 8 combines the stability and space of a Leopard 44.4 catamaran with an intelligent layout that keeps the Whitsundays breeze flowing through every part of the holiday. She accommodates up to ten guests across four double cabins, four bathrooms and additional children’s bunks in the forward cabins.

The internal saloon door opens directly to a forward cockpit, creating a second outdoor lounge and an easy walkway from bow to stern. At the rear, a generous cockpit wraps around a large dining table with an additional bench for stretching out. Together, these spaces let the crew gather for meals or find a quieter corner when the islands invite a slower pace.

The upstairs galley is equipped with refrigeration, freezer, three-burner stove, oven, grill, microwave and barbecue, keeping food preparation connected with the social areas. Four private bathrooms make Deli 8 particularly attractive for couples and family groups sharing a longer charter.

Under sail, a full-batten mainsail, roller-furling headsail, electric halyard winch and cockpit-led lines make handling efficient and rewarding. The catamaran remains stable and comfortable underway, while twin diesel engines provide assured performance when the breeze eases.

Snorkelling equipment, swim ladder, cockpit shower and rigid inflatable tender encourage daily water adventures. Underwater lighting, Starlink Wi-Fi, Bluetooth music and USB access round out a highly complete cruising package. Deli 8 is a beautifully sociable choice for guests who want genuine sailing, private cabins and two distinct outdoor worlds.

Destiny is an Aquila 44.35 power catamaran that blends elegant styling, generous volume and effortless cruising into a superb Whitsundays escape. Bright, airy and beautifully arranged, she accommodates up to eight guests and gives families or groups multiple spaces to enjoy the islands together.

Three main cabins each have their own ensuite, providing outstanding privacy for couples. An additional single cabin with ensuite facilities is accessed through a hatch and makes an excellent retreat for a teenager or solo crew member. The open-plan saloon dining area also converts into a double berth when required.

The fully sheltered flybridge is a highlight, offering excellent visibility from the helm and a protected elevated setting for cruising and socialising. Downstairs, a standout alfresco dinette features a fold-up partition and servery, creating an inviting place for breakfast, coffee or sunset drinks with water views on every side.

Natural light and generous headroom enhance the contemporary interior, while the practical galley supports comfortable self-contained cruising. A watermaker increases independence, and generator-powered air conditioning is available on the water for an added touch of luxury.

Starlink is available for connectivity, while underwater blue lights lend the boat a striking evening presence. The stable twin-hull platform and power-catamaran simplicity make travelling between anchorages smooth and enjoyable.

Destiny suits guests who appreciate private ensuite accommodation, graceful design and a flybridge protected from the elements. She transforms a bareboat holiday into an elegant floating retreat with a new island panorama waiting each morning.

Goldfinger is a Seawind 1160.3 sailing catamaran whose open-plan layout captures everything appealing about tropical bareboating. A clever trifold-door system opens the saloon completely to the cockpit, creating one breezy living area where the crew can cook, dine and relax in close connection with the Whitsundays.

Three double cabins sleep six guests privately, while the saloon converts to another double for groups of up to eight. A small child’s bunk adds useful flexibility for families. Two bathrooms and three showers keep the boat practical, while the timber-look interior and contemporary neutral palette give the accommodation a fresh, welcoming feel.

The galley includes upright refrigeration, separate freezer, three-burner stove, oven, grill, barbecue and generous storage. With 700 litres of water and excellent airflow, Goldfinger feels ready for unhurried days moving between island anchorages.

Twin helm stations and cockpit-led controls keep the skipper involved with the group. The full-batten mainsail and roller-furling self-tacking headsail deliver satisfying sailing with uncomplicated handling, while twin outboards provide reliable progress and manoeuvrability under power. GPS chartplotter, autopilot and wind instruments support confident navigation.

A swim ladder, outdoor shower, snorkelling gear and tender invite guests to explore beyond the boat. Underwater lights, Bluetooth audio, television and USB access add easy comfort after sunset. Goldfinger is a relaxed, capable choice for couples and families who want sailing performance, open-air living and a wonderfully natural connection to the islands.

Great Escape is a Lagoon 450.4 sailing catamaran designed for groups who want space, luxury and a spectacular elevated view of the Whitsundays. Accommodating up to eleven guests, she combines four double ensuite cabins with a convertible saloon and an impressive collection of indoor and outdoor living areas.

The generously sized flybridge is a signature feature, bringing the helm together with ample shaded seating and a rooftop daybed. A forward lounge creates another wonderful place for spotting wildlife and coral, while the large covered aft cockpit offers a second dining area and daybed beside the galley. Everyone can gather together or find their own quiet corner.

Great Escape is exceptionally well equipped for longer cruises. The galley includes generous refrigeration, freezer, cockpit fridge, stove, oven, microwave and barbecue, while a watermaker extends self-sufficiency. Four bathrooms, abundant storage and air conditioning options add genuine liveaboard ease.

Sailing is simplified by a roller-furling headsail, full-batten mainsail, electric winches and lines led to the flybridge. GPS chartplotter, autopilot and wind instruments support the skipper, and twin 55-horsepower engines deliver capable progress when motoring.

Two cockpit showers, snorkelling gear, underwater blue lights and a rigid inflatable tender make every anchorage an invitation to explore. Optional Starlink and Bluetooth entertainment complete the experience. Great Escape is an outstanding choice for four couples, families or mixed groups who want genuine sailing wrapped in spacious, resort-like comfort.

Hakuna Matata is a Leopard 44.3 sailing catamaran custom-built to make large family and mixed-group holidays work beautifully. Accommodating up to eleven guests, she combines three generous double cabins with three additional single bunks and a saloon that converts to another double.

The award-winning Leopard layout features both rear and forward cockpits. An internal door connects the saloon directly to the foredeck, creating excellent airflow and an extra outdoor lounge for relaxing away from the main dining area. Aft, a large table and additional bench bring the whole crew together for meals and sunset conversation.

Three bathrooms support the flexible sleeping plan, while the galley-up arrangement includes extensive refrigeration, freezer, three-burner stove, oven, microwave and barbecue. The volume of food storage is especially valuable for larger crews enjoying a longer island escape.

Hakuna Matata is also a nimble and capable sailing boat. Her full-batten mainsail, roller-furling headsail, electric halyard winch and cockpit-led lines support easy short-handed sailing. The raised helm provides clear visibility, while twin diesel engines offer dependable performance under power.

A swim ladder, cockpit shower, snorkelling gear and rigid inflatable tender connect each anchorage with beaches and coral-filled water. Underwater blue lights, Bluetooth audio, television and optional Starlink add comfort after the day’s adventures.

Stable, sociable and remarkably flexible, Hakuna Matata is made for crews with children, couples and friends who want everyone comfortably included in the same unforgettable Whitsundays holiday.

Indigo Voyager brings the easy rhythm of tropical sailing to life aboard a spacious Leopard 48.4, created for families and groups who want room to gather, unwind and enjoy the Whitsundays at their own pace. Her signature walk-through saloon opens directly to the forward cockpit, making it effortless to move between shaded indoor comfort, the breeze on the bow and the generous aft entertaining area.

Four double cabins each have their own ensuite, while an additional forward bunk and convertible saloon create flexible accommodation for up to 11 guests. The bright galley sits at the heart of the boat with substantial refrigeration, freezer space and a cockpit fridge, so leisurely breakfasts, sunset platters and relaxed dinners are all part of the pleasure.

A full-batten mainsail, roller-furling headsail, electric halyard winch, GPS and autopilot make Indigo Voyager a rewarding bareboat cruiser. Twin 55hp engines provide dependable power when the breeze eases. A watermaker supports longer island escapes, while the tender, underwater lights and inviting outdoor spaces add fun from anchorage to anchorage.

Jakdec captures everything people love about a Whitsundays sailing holiday: fresh air, effortless indoor-outdoor living and a welcoming layout that keeps everyone connected. This Seawind 1160.4 uses the celebrated trifold-door design to unite the saloon and cockpit into one broad entertaining space, perfect for long lunches, evening drinks and sharing stories after a day on the water.

Four double cabins, a compact child’s bunk and a convertible saloon provide flexible accommodation for families and groups of up to 10. The contemporary timber-look interior feels warm and inviting, while the galley includes an upright fridge-freezer, cockpit fridge, stove, oven, microwave and barbecue.

A full-batten mainsail and roller-furling self-tacking headsail simplify sail handling, with lines led to the cockpit, twin steering positions, GPS and autopilot adding confidence underway. Twin 29hp engines make manoeuvring straightforward, and the tender is ready for beach visits. Jakdec offers a relaxed, hands-on sailing experience with comfort, character and beautiful social spaces.

Karma is built for big Whitsundays adventures, combining the confidence of a powerful Leopard 47.4 power catamaran with the comfort and social space of a floating holiday home. Her generous shaded flybridge is a favourite gathering place, with abundant seating, its own fridge and an elevated outlook over the islands. Downstairs, the roomy aft cockpit and fold-down transom create an inviting setting for alfresco meals, swimming stops and sunset drinks.

Four double ensuite cabins give couples and families welcome privacy, while a forward single berth and convertible saloon extend accommodation to as many as 11 guests. The upstairs galley keeps the cook part of the conversation and is supported by a 225-litre refrigerator, freezer and multiple iceboxes.

Twin 150hp engines deliver stable, capable cruising between anchorages. Air-conditioning, underwater lights, a tender and extensive water capacity add comfort and freedom. Karma suits two families, four couples or friends who want to spread out, entertain beautifully and wake each morning somewhere spectacular.

Katana makes island cruising feel wonderfully natural. This Leopard 40.4 sailing catamaran pairs a bright, modern interior with the signature forward saloon door, creating direct access to the foredeck and encouraging cooling breezes through the living space. A spacious shaded cockpit gives the crew a comfortable place to dine, relax and watch the Whitsundays drift by.

Four double cabins, two compact forward single bunks and a convertible saloon offer versatile accommodation for families and groups of up to 10. The galley is designed for easy holiday living, with generous refrigeration and freezer capacity, while a watermaker brings extra independence for longer stays among the islands.

Katana features a full-batten mainsail, roller-furling headsail, GPS and autopilot, with twin 29hp engines for harbour manoeuvres and calm-weather passages. The tender opens the door to beaches and secluded coves, while underwater lights add atmosphere after sunset. Katana is a delightful base for a self-skippered escape.

Kiana Rose brings a polished sense of luxury to bareboat sailing. This Leopard 42.3 feels bright, spacious and beautifully connected to the sea, with oversized windows, an overhead skylight and a forward saloon door that leads straight to the foredeck. Above, the sheltered elevated sundeck creates a special place to stretch out, share a drink and take in panoramic Whitsundays views.

The three-cabin layout is ideal for up to three couples or a family seeking extra privacy. A generous master suite is the highlight, complemented by two double cabins, three toilets and a convertible saloon for groups of up to eight. The social galley features a forward-facing bench and sits at the heart of the living space.

A full-batten mainsail, roller-furling headsail, electric halyard winch, GPS, autopilot and twin 45hp engines give Kiana Rose a capable, refined character. Her watermaker, ample tankage, tender and underwater lights support comfortable days between secluded bays. From breakfasts in the cockpit to golden-hour lounging on the sundeck, every stage becomes part of the holiday.

Lady L is a true tropical cruiser, purpose-built to make the most of warm Whitsundays days and balmy evenings. This Seawind 1250.3 uses a clever trifold-door system to open the saloon completely to the cockpit, creating one breezy social area where cooking, dining and relaxing come together. It is a layout that feels instantly at home among the islands.

Three cabins and two bathrooms provide comfortable accommodation for couples, families and groups of up to eight. The cushioned foredeck is a standout feature—an inviting place to enjoy the morning light, watch the shoreline pass or settle in for sunset. Inside, the open living arrangement keeps the boat airy and sociable while offering shelter whenever it is wanted.

Lady L combines the pleasure of genuine sailing with the freedom of a self-skippered holiday. Her manageable size and thoughtfully arranged spaces make it easy for everyone to participate, whether trimming sails, choosing the next anchorage or preparing lunch. She offers a warm, easygoing base for exploring beaches, bays and brilliant blue water.

Macushla is a stylish Aquila 44.4 made for guests who love to entertain, relax and explore in equal measure. Her covered flybridge is a magnificent second living room, with generous seating, a dining table, its own fridge and an elevated view across the Whitsundays. Below, the galley opens naturally to the shaded aft cockpit and alfresco bar, keeping the chef and bartender at the centre of the fun.

Four double cabins each include a private ensuite, giving four couples or a family group genuine comfort and privacy. The convertible saloon extends accommodation to 10, while abundant headroom, natural light and well-appointed interiors create an airy feeling throughout. Generous refrigeration and freezer space make provisioning simple.

Twin 300hp engines deliver confident cruising, complemented by GPS navigation, a watermaker and substantial fuel and water capacity. The tender carries the adventure ashore, while underwater lights, a swim ladder and expansive entertaining areas make time at anchor every bit as enjoyable as the journey.

Montessa Rose offers a lovely balance of sailing performance, privacy and relaxed tropical living. This Leopard 40.3 features a forward saloon door that opens directly to the foredeck, bringing the breeze through the boat and making the bow another natural part of daily life. At the stern, a broad shaded cockpit with abundant seating sets the scene for breakfast outdoors, long lunches and evenings under the stars.

The three-cabin layout includes a generous master suite, two additional double cabins, a forward single bunk and a saloon that converts to a double, accommodating up to eight guests. Two bathrooms, a well-equipped galley and generous refrigeration make her appealing for three couples, families or mixed groups.

A full-batten mainsail, roller-furling headsail, electric halyard winch, GPS and autopilot support easy, satisfying sailing, while twin 29hp engines provide dependable power. A tender, snorkelling gear, underwater lights and Starlink connectivity complete a welcoming base for discovering the Whitsundays one beautiful anchorage at a time.

My Terms turns a Whitsundays bareboat holiday into a spacious island adventure. This Leopard 47.4 power catamaran offers several generous living areas, allowing a large group to gather for meals and celebrations or find a quiet corner of its own. The shaded flybridge provides elevated seating and a dedicated fridge, while the roomy aft cockpit, indoor dining area and fold-down transom make every anchorage easy to enjoy.

Four double cabins each have an ensuite, a forward single berth adds flexibility, and the saloon converts to another double, welcoming up to 11 guests. Substantial headroom creates an airy interior, and the upstairs galley is supported by a 225-litre refrigerator, freezer and multiple iceboxes for effortless group catering.

Twin 150hp engines provide stable, confident cruising between islands. Air-conditioning, underwater lights, a tender and expansive water capacity enhance life on board. My Terms is a brilliant match for four couples, two families or friends seeking the freedom to set their own course and share memorable Whitsundays days in comfort.

Mysa is an impressive Leopard 50.5 that brings space, style and a genuine sense of occasion to Whitsundays sailing. Three distinct outdoor living areas make every part of the day special: a plush flybridge with a double daybed and generous lounge seating, a private forward cockpit reached through the saloon, and a broad aft cockpit for alfresco dining. A swim platform brings the water even closer and makes every anchorage irresistible.

Five double cabins each have their own bathroom, while the convertible saloon allows Mysa to welcome up to 12 guests. This arrangement is ideal for five couples, extended families and mixed groups who want to holiday together without compromising personal space. The upstairs galley has extensive refrigeration, and the light-filled saloon creates an elegant hub.

Lines lead back to the helm, supported by a full-batten mainsail, roller-furling headsail, electric halyard winch, GPS and autopilot. Twin 60hp engines, a watermaker, tender, underwater lights and air-conditioning add confidence and comfort. Mysa is a spectacular platform for island discoveries, sunset gatherings and unforgettable days under sail.

Neptune is a Leopard 43.4 power catamaran designed for effortless Whitsundays living, with generous spaces that let families and friends enjoy the islands together without ever feeling crowded. Her shaded flybridge is an exceptional gathering place, combining an elevated dining area, extra fridge, sundeck and panoramic outlook for cruising and sunset drinks.

Four double cabins, two bathrooms and a convertible saloon welcome up to 10 guests. The bright interior offers excellent headroom, a well-equipped upstairs galley and generous refrigeration, while the walk-through saloon connects directly to the foredeck for another inviting place to relax. The aft cockpit completes a versatile collection of social spaces.

Twin 300hp engines provide smooth, stable cruising, supported by GPS navigation and a large solar array. A watermaker extends the freedom to explore, while air-conditioning options, underwater lights, snorkelling gear and an eight-person tender enrich every anchorage. Neptune is a wonderful choice for four couples, two families or friends seeking comfort, easy power cruising and room to make the Whitsundays their own.

Offline is a contemporary Lagoon 42.4 created for relaxed Whitsundays sailing with family and friends. Her broad cockpit provides a generous outdoor dining and lounging space, flowing naturally into a bright saloon and practical galley. The elevated helm delivers excellent visibility and keeps the sailing experience connected to the social life below.

Four double cabins each have their own bathroom, giving up to four couples genuine privacy. The saloon converts to an additional double for groups of up to 10, while cabin hatches encourage cooling airflow and abundant headroom enhances the spacious atmosphere. This versatile layout works equally well for two families, couples or a mixed group ready to share an island adventure.

A full-batten mainsail, roller-furling headsail, electric halyard winch, GPS and autopilot support simple, enjoyable sail handling. Twin engines provide dependable power, and a watermaker allows greater freedom between marina visits. Starlink, snorkelling equipment, a tender and comfortable deck spaces complete the experience. Offline invites guests to disconnect from routine, follow the breeze and settle into the easy rhythm of life between Whitsunday anchorages.

Omega combines the confidence of a Leopard 43.4 power catamaran with the relaxed luxury of a spacious island home. The shaded flybridge is the star of the outdoor layout, with a dining table, lounge seating, sunbed and dedicated fridge creating an elevated retreat for long lunches and spectacular Whitsundays views.

The thoughtful four-cabin arrangement accommodates up to 10 guests, with two bathrooms and a saloon that converts to an additional double. Inside, generous headroom, abundant natural light, substantial refrigeration and an upstairs galley make group holidays feel easy. A walk-through from the saloon leads directly to the foredeck, while the aft cockpit provides another comfortable dining and lounging area.

Twin 300hp engines deliver stable, capable cruising between bays and islands. GPS navigation, a tender, snorkelling gear, underwater lights and air-conditioning options complete the experience. Whether shared by four couples, two families or a group of friends, Omega offers the space to celebrate together, quiet corners to recharge and a wonderfully comfortable way to discover the Whitsundays.

Rafiki is a spacious Leopard 48.3 sailing catamaran that makes a brilliant floating base for families and mixed groups. Her signature walk-through saloon leads to a private forward cockpit, bringing cooling tropical airflow through the boat and creating a second outdoor retreat alongside the generous aft entertaining area.

The flexible accommodation is a major strength. Three double cabins are joined by two amidships bunks, additional single berths and a convertible saloon, welcoming up to 11 guests in comfort. Three bathrooms provide convenience for a full crew, while the upstairs galley, 150-litre refrigerator, large freezer and cockpit fridge make provisioning and shared meals easy.

A full-batten mainsail, roller-furling headsail, electric halyard winch, GPS and autopilot support rewarding sailing, with twin 55hp engines ready when required. Air-conditioning options, Starlink, underwater lights, snorkelling gear and an eight-person tender add comfort and adventure. Rafiki gives everyone room to participate, unwind and enjoy a true Whitsundays sailing holiday.

Ricochet brings contemporary elegance and serious comfort to Whitsundays cruising. This Leopard 46.3 power catamaran is filled with natural light through sleek hull windows and offers a superb owner’s layout centred on a deluxe master suite with walk-through wardrobe, desk and double vanity. Two island-berth guest cabins each have their own ensuite, while the convertible saloon extends accommodation to eight.

Outdoor living is exceptional. The grand shaded flybridge includes dining, a fridge, freezer and large sunbed, while the aft deck flows to a hydraulic swim platform that makes swimming and tender access beautifully simple. Multiple cushioned retreats give everyone a favourite place to enjoy the scenery.

Twin 370hp engines provide stable, confident progress through the islands. A watermaker, extensive refrigeration, GPS, air-conditioning, Starlink and an eight-person tender support luxurious, independent cruising. Ricochet is ideal for three couples, a family or friends who want a premium power-catamaran experience with impressive privacy, effortless entertaining and direct access to the brilliant Whitsundays water.

Searenity is a Leopard 40.3 power catamaran created for relaxed island exploration, pairing easy handling with a bright, contemporary layout. Panoramic windows fill the saloon with natural light, while the social galley and shaded cockpit create a welcoming indoor-outdoor hub for breakfasts, leisurely lunches and evenings at anchor.

Three cabins accommodate up to eight guests, with a generous owner’s suite offering extra privacy and space. Two bathrooms, a convertible saloon and practical storage make Searenity an excellent fit for three couples or a family group. Her comfortable proportions allow everyone to share the holiday while still finding a peaceful corner of their own.

Twin engines make travelling between Whitsunday anchorages smooth and straightforward. A watermaker supports greater independence, while air-conditioning options, Starlink, underwater lights and a tender add comfort, connection and fun. From unhurried morning departures to swims in clear bays and drinks as the sky changes colour, Searenity lives up to her name with an easygoing, beautifully comfortable cruising experience.

Seas The Day makes a striking home on the water, blending the sleek design of a Leopard 42.3 with generous lounging areas and simple, enjoyable sailing. Her elevated sundeck offers a sheltered panoramic retreat for sunrise coffee and sunset drinks, while a forward saloon door opens to the foredeck and encourages fresh air through the bright interior.

Three island-bed cabins include a spacious master suite, complemented by three bathrooms and a convertible saloon for up to eight guests. Oversized windows, an overhead skylight and a social forward-facing galley give the living area a polished, open feel. Generous refrigeration supports relaxed meals throughout the voyage.

A full-batten mainsail, self-tacking roller-furling headsail, electric halyard winch, helm-based controls, GPS and autopilot make sailing smooth and rewarding. Twin 45hp engines, a generator, watermaker, air-conditioning, Starlink, tender and underwater lights complete a highly capable package. Seas The Day is a beautiful choice for couples, families or friends who want modern luxury, genuine sailing and memorable Whitsundays views.

Sidetracked brings genuine sailing excitement together with the volume and refinement of a new-generation cruising catamaran. One of the first Seawind 1370s to reach Australia and the first offered for Whitsundays charter, she uses sleek, carbon-reinforced construction and slender hulls to deliver impressive performance without sacrificing luxurious living space.

Twin protected helms keep the sailing experience connected to the crew, while the signature trifold doors open the saloon and covered cockpit into one expansive, single-level entertaining area. A galley-up layout, generous headroom and abundant airflow make the boat feel perfectly suited to tropical island life. Three cabins and two bathrooms comfortably accommodate six to seven guests.

Sidetracked sailed from the Asian factory to Airlie Beach under her own power and sail, demonstrating the capable character behind her elegant finish. She is an inspired choice for sailors who appreciate responsive performance and for families or friends who want space, comfort and a sense of occasion. Every passage becomes part of the adventure aboard this remarkable Seawind.

Silk Road is a beautifully arranged Aquila 44.3 power catamaran that turns Whitsundays cruising into a relaxed, sociable escape. Her fully covered flybridge offers a second dining table, abundant seating and a drinks fridge, creating a favourite spot for panoramic passages and sunset cocktails. Below, the galley and servery open to the shaded aft cockpit so meals and conversation flow naturally.

Three ensuite cabins provide excellent privacy. The central owner’s cabin features an island queen bed and small office, while two generous double cabins occupy the hulls. A convertible saloon welcomes up to eight guests, making Silk Road ideal for three couples or a family. Excellent headroom, natural light and substantial refrigeration add to the sense of spacious comfort.

Twin 300hp engines provide confident island cruising, supported by GPS navigation and substantial fuel and water capacity. Air-conditioning, Starlink, underwater lights, snorkelling gear and an eight-person tender add to the experience. Silk Road is a luxurious and welcoming platform for wildlife encounters, beach visits and unforgettable days shared on the water.

Tara is a wonderfully spacious Lagoon 440.4 that gives families and groups an inviting collection of places to enjoy the Whitsundays. Her full-width shaded flybridge provides an elevated helm and comfortable seating with a superb outlook, while separate forward and aft cockpits let guests follow the sun, find the breeze or gather for alfresco meals.

Four double cabins each include a private ensuite, and the saloon converts to another double for up to 10 guests. The covered aft cockpit adjoins the generous galley, creating a natural entertaining zone, while excellent ventilation and abundant headroom keep life aboard comfortable. The layout works beautifully for four couples, families or mixed groups.

A roller-furling headsail, full-batten mainsail, electric halyard winch and lines led to the flybridge make sail handling enjoyable. GPS, autopilot and twin 55hp engines add confidence underway. Air-conditioning options, Starlink, underwater lights, snorkelling equipment and an eight-person tender complete a highly capable island home. Tara makes every day feel like a new adventure.

Tickety Boo is a Lagoon 40.4 designed around the pleasure of spending time together. Her spacious teak-decked cockpit combines built-in dining and comfortable bench seating, flowing into a bright saloon with another generous dining area. The raised helm provides excellent visibility and keeps the skipper connected to the action while the islands unfold ahead.

Four double cabins and two bathrooms accommodate up to eight guests in privacy, while the convertible saloon extends capacity to 10. Plentiful hatches, ample headroom and a practical galley with refrigerator, freezer, oven, microwave and barbecue make extended stays feel easy. A generator also supports extra comfort aboard.

The full-batten mainsail, roller-furling headsail, electric halyard winch, GPS and autopilot are arranged for straightforward handling, while twin 29hp engines provide dependable power. A watermaker, air-conditioning, Starlink, underwater lights, snorkelling gear and a tender add freedom and fun. Tickety Boo is a terrific choice for four couples, two families or friends ready to share an unforgettable bareboat holiday.

Volare is a Seawind 1260.3 that feels perfectly at home in the tropics. Her signature trifold doors fold away to unite the saloon and cockpit, creating one broad, breezy entertaining area for shared meals, afternoon lounging and evenings under the Whitsundays sky. Twin helm positions keep the skipper connected to the crew and offer an engaging view of the sails and sea.

Three double cabins, two bathrooms and a convertible saloon provide comfortable accommodation for six to eight guests. The galley-up arrangement places food preparation within the social heart of the boat, while generous ventilation and a practical single-level flow make moving around feel natural. Couples, families and friends can enjoy time together without losing the relaxed sense of space that makes catamaran cruising so appealing.

Volare combines approachable handling with the rewarding feel of a genuine sailing holiday. Her tender opens secluded beaches and island walks, while the comfortable cockpit becomes home base after swimming and snorkelling. From the first sail hoisted outside Airlie Beach to the final sunrise at anchor, Volare offers an easygoing, hands-on way to discover the Whitsundays.

Why Knot is an Aquila 44.3 power catamaran that makes entertaining and island exploration feel beautifully effortless. Her fully covered flybridge is a favourite gathering place, with a second dining table, abundant seating and a dedicated drinks fridge overlooking the Whitsundays. Below, the galley and servery open directly to the shaded aft cockpit, keeping everyone connected over meals and sunset drinks.

Three ensuite cabins provide excellent privacy for couples and families. The central owner’s cabin includes an island queen bed and a small office, while two generous double cabins are positioned in the hulls. A convertible saloon expands accommodation to eight guests. Ample headroom, natural light and generous refrigerator and freezer capacity give the interior a bright, residential feel.

Twin 300hp engines provide confident, stable cruising between islands, supported by GPS navigation and substantial water and fuel capacity. Air-conditioning, Starlink, underwater lights, snorkelling gear and an eight-person tender add comfort and adventure. Why Knot is a polished choice for three couples or a family seeking spacious social areas, private cabins and relaxed power-catamaran freedom.

Zephyr is a sociable Lagoon 40.4 that makes group sailing feel comfortable and uncomplicated. Her spacious teak-decked cockpit combines built-in dining with generous bench seating, creating an inviting outdoor hub for morning coffee, alfresco lunches and evenings at anchor. Inside, the large saloon dining area and abundant natural light bring an elegant, open character to everyday life aboard.

Four double cabins and two bathrooms give eight guests comfortable privacy, while the convertible saloon expands accommodation to 10. Plenty of hatches encourage fresh airflow, and the well-equipped galley includes refrigeration, freezer space, an oven, microwave and barbecue. The raised helm offers excellent visibility while keeping the skipper within easy reach of the group.

A full-batten mainsail, roller-furling headsail, electric halyard winch, GPS and autopilot make sail handling straightforward, with twin 29hp engines ready for calm conditions. A watermaker, Starlink, underwater lights, snorkelling gear and a tender add independence and fun. Zephyr is an excellent fit for four couples, two families or friends who want space to relax and the pleasure of exploring under sail.