Oceanic Basecamp

3-day Whitsunday Islands Cruising

Airlie Beach, Australia

Prices From: $580 per person

Style, grace and pace. Live the legend and experience the thrill of a tropical sailing adventure aboard a classic timber Aussie Tall Ship with large stable decks. Based in Airlie Beach, Queensland, on the East coast of Australia, this is the perfect opportunity to experience the Whitsundays.

Boasting five private cabins with en-suites plus a range of share accommodation, for up to 19 passengers, along with large permanent shaded deck areas with deck chairs, the Derwent Hunter is one of the best appointed traditional yachts in the Whitsundays. Multi award winning for Adventure and Eco Tourism with 15 years experience of interpretive guided bushwalks, snorkelling safaris, Aboriginal culture, ecology and astronomy.

Location

Region: Australia and New Zealand

Address:
Airlie Beach
Australia

Amenities/Activities

All Meals All Meals

Hiking Trekking Hiking Trekking

Wildlife Wildlife

Ecologically Responsible Ecologically Responsible

General Information

Derwent Hunter
Departs Abel Point Marina, Airlie Beach
Tue 8.30 am
Sat 8.30 am
Returns Abel Point Marina, Airlie Beach
Thur 3.00pm
Mon 3.00pm

SNORKELLING: Discover shallow protected reefs perfect for snorkeling
BUSHWALKING: Guided short walks through pristine forests to panoramic views
TRADITIONAL SAILING: learn to sail iconic Australian Tallships
ECO INTERPRETATION: Learn about Aboriginal culture, ecology, geology and astronomy

Ship Features:

Private cabins with ensuites, multi share or camp ashore options
Huge deck space
Permanent Shade
Traditional Sail training
Comfortable deck chairs
Eco Interpretive tours and snorkeling

Cancellation Policies

Booking date and 14 days of departure will result in loss of deposit (20%).
14 Days to 72 hours before departure, loss of 50% of Ticket Price.
72 hours up to departure will result in forfeit of full trip fees.
Where full payment has been made, and we can re sell the space on the departure, we will refund payments made less 20%.