3 nights in the Whitsunday's
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• It's a vast desert stretch of over 2.5 million square kilometers and is home to some of the country's most iconic landscapes.
Hamilton Island
Welcome aboard!
The captain and crew are looking forward to welcoming you in Hamilton Island for your embarkation.
Take a tour of your new home whilst the crew settles your belongings into your cabins. We will then begin cruising to your first destination.
Hamilton Island:
Motor vehicle-free and predominantly covered in rich bushland, it’s no surprise this paradise-like island floating on the edge of one of the world’s most beautiful reefs attracts the world’s crème de la crème.
Whether your pastime prefers teeing off at the Par 71 Hamilton Island Golf Course with a backdrop of Coral Sea views, hopping on a jet ski at Catseye Beach, trekking to the top of Passage Peak for some seriously incredible panoramas or discovering the vibrant underwater nirvana that surrounds the island; there’s something for everyone on Hamilton Island.
SEE & DO:
• Golf at Dent Island.
• Passage Peak hike.
• Take a scenic flight over Heart Reef.
Whitehaven Beach
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This morning, we will cruise towards the world-famous Whitehaven beach.
No doubt the most pictured beach in the Whitsundays (and the country), Whitehaven Beach's swirls of aqua blue waters and fluorescent white sands exude the feeling of a tropical paradise like nowhere else in the world.
This award-winning beach is protected by the national park meaning there is an abundance of marine life for discovery beneath the surface. If you really want to treat yourself to a one-of-a-kind experience, hop off the private yacht charter and into a helicopter for a breathtaking scenic flight over one of the world's most famous beaches.
SEE & DO:
• Hike Hill Inlet.
• Relax on a white sand beach.
• Take in the views on the deck with a cocktail in hand.
Manta Ray Bay
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Today we make our way to Manta Ray Bay, home to the famous 'Bruce' fish that likes to swim with his visitors.
This location is a true paradise for those seeking a marine experience, this secluded bay is surrounded by lush greenery and stunning coral reefs, providing an idyllic setting for relaxation and adventure.
Manta Ray Bay is widely regarded as a top snorkelling destination in the Whitsundays Islands, and for valid reasons; it has earned the moniker "fishy wonderland" thanks to the numerous varieties of fish that reside in this stunning, secluded bay and it's therefore a true heaven for snorkelers and divers.
The area is home to a number of national parks, including the nearby Hinchinbrook Island National Park, which boasts stunning rainforests, waterfalls, and wonderful hiking trails.
SEE & DO:
• One of our top recommendations for diving.
• Dive and explore the underwater valleys and caves.
• Enjoy sundowners from the deck at sunset.
Stonehaven Bay
Distance from last location:
1nm
Stonehaven Bay is a stunning anchorage popular with Whitsunday boaters due to its close proximity to some of the Whitsunday's best snorkeling and diving spots.
The open waters of Stonehaven Bay are also perfect for giving your boating toys a spin. Stonehaven Bay is also renowned for its incredible sunsets, so from here you'll have the best seat in the house.
The bay is right off the cost of the stunning Hook Island, an amazing spot for a variety of outdoor activities and adventures!
SEE & DO:
• Take a guided tour and explore the rich cultural and historical heritage.
• Last day to enjoy the onboard water toys.
• In the evening, celebrate your incredible journey with a farewell party on board the yacht.
Hamilton Island
Distance from last location:
14nm
Wake up to your final morning on board and before sailing back to Hamilton Island for your disembarkation.
We hope you've enjoyed your time on board, where to next?
