Australia (Great Barrier Reef)

After an eventful day on Hamilton Island, take a sunrise cruise to the western shores of Long Island. Anchor your superyacht in the crystal clear waters, and race your mates to the shores of Conway National Park on a pair of Jet skis. In the evening allow your personal chef to spoil you with some regionally inspired Wellington beef steak.

Setsail towards civilization, what better place could you choose to spend a day ashore than the charming little town of Airlie Beach. Allow yourself a morning coffee at a local boutique coffee shop, followed by a swim on the white sand beach. Soak up your last moments near civilization, for the next 3 days will be as remote as it can get.

The utterly uninhabited Whitsunday Island is the home of tranquility, being a national park and the largest of the 74 Withsunday islands, is covered in tropical rainforests and white sand beaches. Go for a quick dive or snorkel, and let the rich marine wildlife mesmerize you.

Sail northbound, and you will land on Hook Island. If you passed on diving yesterday, you have no right to stay out of the water today. A true diver’s paradise, this uninhabited island offers an astronomical spectrum of coral reefs, and marine biodiversity. Dive below the water to let the untouched jewels of the Whitsunday Islands hypnotize you.

No trip to Australia can end without paying a visit to the world famous Whitehaven beach, let alone a superyacht charter in the Withsundays. This 7km stretch of snow white sand is something literally out of this world, and tonight you will anchor just a couple hundred feet from it.

After the week of your lifetime, it is time to return to Hamilton Island. Hit the links on the neighbouring Dent Island’s Hamilton Island Golf Club, or take on paddleboarding on Catseye Beach before you fly off.