Spend 2 glorious days and nights adventuring in and around the infamous Whitsunday Islands on the S.V. Whitehaven.

The 75ft beach boat is fitted out with huge open decks, a shaded rear deck area, rich mahogany interior throughout, allowing for your holiday to be had in complete comfort.

With locations throughout the entire Whitsunday Islands group, S.V. Whitehaven is the perfect sailing safari for those tourists who love to learn while they travel, as many activities including ecological guided tours and information on the exotic wildlife that inhabit the marine park will be provided throughout the tour.

The underlying theme behind the entire tour is that you, the holiday maker/tourist decides where you want to go.

Bushwalking, beachcombing, fun and games on the beach and snorkeling are just a few of the activities that are available to tourists who board the S.V. Whitehaven.

Features of the S.V. Whitehaven

Price includes:

Spacious decks

Freshly prepared meals

Bushwalking,

Snorkelling equipment,

Aboriginal Culture and Ecology tours

Fun activities organised

Wetsuits available for hire

Accredited guides and activities

What to bring:

Beach towel

T-shirt, shorts, swimwear, hat

Walking shoes

A warm pullover for evenings

Sunscreen

A 17.5 metre beach boat, the S.V. Whitehaven spaciously accommodates 25 passengers and 4 crew.

S.V. Whitehaven ..... 2 Days - 2 Nights ... Sailing and Exploring the Great Barrier Reef and Whitsunday Islands ....!

Itinerary Details

Visit infamous locations such as Whitehaven Beach,
 South Molle Island and Blue Pearl Bay (Hayman  Island) when sailing on the S.V. Whitehaven. 

With an abundance of marine life just waiting to be experienced, snorkelling and diving are both  great ways to explore the underwater haven of  marine life.

You decide where you want the S.V. Whitehaven to take you on your deluxe Whitsundays holiday. 
 Accredited tour guides will pass on information  regarding Aboriginal culture and the many species  of flora and fauna that inhabit the Whitsunday  Islands and the World Heritage Listed Great Barrier  Reef Marine Park.