Tasmania Yacht Charter

Yacht Charter Tasmania – Explore Australia’s Wild Island in Luxury

Discover Tasmania by Luxury Yacht Charter

A yacht charter in Tasmania offers a truly unique way to experience one of Australia’s most spectacular and untouched destinations. Known for its dramatic coastlines, pristine wilderness, and world-class food and wine, Tasmania is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. From the crystal-clear waters of Wineglass Bay to the rugged cliffs of Bruny Island, a luxury yacht charter in Tasmania allows you to explore this extraordinary island in absolute comfort and style.

With a wealth of hidden coves, secluded beaches, and vibrant marine life, Tasmania’s coastline is best discovered by yacht. Whether you’re keen on wildlife encounters, gourmet dining, or simply soaking up the breathtaking scenery, a yacht charter in Tasmania offers the perfect balance of adventure and relaxation.

Best Time to Visit Tasmania for a Yacht Charter

The best time for a yacht charter in Tasmania is during the summer months from December to March, when the weather is warm, the seas are calm, and the days are long. These months offer ideal conditions for cruising, swimming, and exploring the island’s stunning natural wonders.

For those looking to experience Tasmania’s famous food festivals, such as the Taste of Summer in Hobart, or to witness the incredible Southern Lights (Aurora Australis), visiting in late summer or early autumn (March to May) is a great option.

Explore a sample 7-day itinerary

All Itineraries are customisable to your specifics and our team are happy to curate the best possible experience for you and your guests

Hobart & the Derwent River

Begin your luxury yacht charter in Tasmania in the capital city of Hobart, a charming harbour town known for its historic architecture, thriving arts scene, and gourmet food. Sail along the Derwent River and visit the world-renowned MONA (Museum of Old and New Art), dine at award-winning waterfront restaurants, and explore Salamanca Market.

Begin your journey from the State’s capital of Hobart, a dainty and picturesque city that bases its laid-back lifestyle around the historic harbour that marks its landscape. Spend the day exploring the many delights of the town and Sail along the Derwent River and visit the world-renowned MONA (Museum of Old and New Art), We will stay the night in Constitution Dock which is famous for being the rallying point and party venue for the annual Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race

Hobart to Barnes Bay 18nm

During the 1919 influenza epidemic, Barnes Bay was used as a quarantine location for putting infected passengers off ships. The Bruny Island Quarantine Station on the Lennonville property on Quarantine Bay is a must visit site for anyone interested in Tasmanian history. If History is not for you then across the bay is the House of Whiskey which is a spectacular representation of the Tasmanian Single Malt Whisky Industry. Home of the highly sort-after Trappers Hut single cask whisky releases and Seclusion limited release gins. Both exclusive to the cellar door and online shop.

Barnes Bay to Great Bay

Want to wrap your lips around an oyster that’s so fresh it’s like you’re being kissed by the ocean? Get Shucked is a locally owned and operated oyster farm and bar. The oysters are harvested, shucked and plated up daily! You’d be hard pressed to find a fresher oyster or a more authentic experience. At the Bruny island Cheese company they make cheese, brew beer, bake bread, grow grass, raise beef and produce organic milk on an island at the edge oof the world. We can organize private tastings where you will learn all about the cheesemaking and brewing process and get an understanding of the farm and philosophy.

Great Bay to Recherche Bay

Recherche Bay is in every way the end of the road - a quiet, idyllic bay in the far south of Tasmania beyond the Huon Valley. There are three small settlements on Recherche Bay - Catamaran, Recherche Bay and Cockle Creek. These are the most southern communities in Australia. A signpost at Cockle Creek marks the most southerly point in Australia accessible by motor vehicle.

Recherche Bay to Port Arthur

The Port Arthur Historic Site is Australia's most intact and evocative convict site and one of Australia's great tourist attractions. Located on the Tasman Peninsula, the site has more than 30 buildings, ruins and restored period homes dating from the prison's establishment in 1830 until its closure in 1877. During this time around 12,500 convicts served sentences and for many it was a living hell. If you are brave enough you can join a lantern-lit walking ghost tour to experience the World Heritage-listed Port Arthur Historic Site by night. Port Arthur can seem a very different place after sunset, full of mystery and intrigue.

Port Arthur to Fortescue Bay

Fortescue Bay is popular year round, and on arrival you’ll see why. This is a beautiful place to reconnect with nature. Here the towering forest meets the sea, wildlife abounds, and your biggest care will be choosing what to do. Swim, snorkel, scuba dive, kayak, fish, rock climb, bushwalk, bird-watch ... or just lie on the wide, white sandy beach where the clouds drift overhead and the waves endlessly tumble to shore. You might be lucky enough to see the local fur seals.

Fortescue Bay to Pirates Bay

The island state of Tasmania offers some truly exceptional offshore, deep sea and game fishing opportunities. Eaglehawk Neck boasts Tasmania’s longest and richest bluewater fishing tradition, and no doubt deserves the oft-quoted title of the Apple Isle’s game and sport fishing capital. Tasmania holds approximately six world records for southern bluefin tuna! There are world-class scuba diving sites in this area, including the famous Cathedral Cave, the historic wreck SS “Nord”, or the magical sponge garden at Sisters’ rocks. Dive with very playful Fur Seals or meet the bizarre Weedy Seadragon. There are sites suitable for divers of all levels of experience from novice to technical.

Pirates Bay to Wineglass Bay

Regularly making it into Worlds Best Beaches lists year on year is Wineglass Bay. Encompassed within the Freycinet National Park, it is considered one of the top ten beaches in the world. Nestled in the iconic Hazards range and bordered with pink granite peaks, Wineglass Bay is the most photographed view in the entirety of Tasmania. More than 500 plants have been recorded within the park, with over 80 species of orchids being sighted. It is also home to a plethora of wildlife including wombats, wallabies, quolls, Tasmanian Devils, and long-nosed Potoroos. A wide variety of bird species exist such as Sea eagles, Black-Cockatoos and Green Rosellas. Offshore, seals, bottlenose dolphins and southern right whales are regular visitors

Wineglass Bay to Hobart

We will sail overnight to the welcoming port of Hobart for a flight home or to continue on your South Pacific adventure.

Why Choose a Luxury Yacht Charter in Tasmania?

A yacht charter in Tasmania offers a unique way to experience the island’s unspoiled beauty, remote locations, and gourmet food scene. With a private yacht, you can escape the crowds and access exclusive destinations that are difficult to reach by land. Whether you’re indulging in world-class cuisine, encountering rare wildlife, or simply unwinding in serene surroundings, a luxury yacht charter in Tasmania is the ultimate way to explore this breathtaking region.