Yacht charter
Last updated on 28 January 2025
Opting for a yacht charter in the Whitsundays will obviously allow you to take full advantage of a magnificent haven of peace. Boasting extraordinarily beautiful nature, the Whitsundays archipelago promises an unforgettable stay for vacationers in search of a pleasant return to nature. Discover all the jewels of this natural sanctuary by planning a unique cruise in northeastern Australia.
Discover Australian aboriginal culture
Australia is above all a land of culture, full of fascinating stories. To understand its origins and traditions, take the time to visit the Ngaro cultural site and the Proserpine historical museum.
In the caves, you can see the rock art of the Ngaro, the first inhabitants of the Whitsundays. The Proserpine Historical Museum, meanwhile, houses a magnificent collection of handicrafts and exhibitions retracing the origins of the settlement of the islands.
A multitude of breathtaking sites to explore
After this gentle historical immersion, it is now time for the most exciting part of your trip to the Whitsunday Islands. It goes without saying that the Great Barrier Reef remains the most popular destination in this part of Australia. Enjoy a truly fascinating experience and fall under the spell of this breathtaking natural environment on a magical boat trip.
Of course, scuba diving and snorkeling are legion in these magnificent places. An incredible adventure awaits you among rays, sharks, dolphins and whales. The exceptional spectacle of sea turtles and thousands of multicolored fish will fill your heart with joy.
In addition to these spectacular seabeds, criss-cross the Whitsundays islands, stopping at the divine Whitehaven beach. Strolling along Tongue Bay, you will reach Tongue Point, where a breathtaking view of Hill Inlet awaits you! Want to enjoy the breathtaking view of the famous Heart Reef? Experience the tour by seaplane or helicopter and make way for a change of scenery.
Kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding will spice up your vacation in Australia. Surfing, water-jet-powered motorized craft and rafting will also be on the agenda, to the delight of fans of more athletic water sports.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 28 |
|---|---|
| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Chef (meals not included), Sailor |
| Average price per week | $33,753 |
| Minimum weekly price | $2,455 |
| Maximum price per week | $190,863 |