CATAMARAN CRUISES · AUSTRALIA
Good australia catamaran cruises fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 10 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Cairns’ 9-hour Great Barrier Reef catamaran cruise, with two outer reef stops, snorkeling, scuba, lunch, eco talks, and practical tips.
“It was awesome! Very friendly crew and great food. Very informative! Perfect snorkel spots!”
Review of Passions of Paradise, a full-day Cairns catamaran cruise with two reef stops, snorkeling, scuba, lunch, and expert crew.
“First time snorkeling the great barrier reef. All the way from Alaska, USA. It was an amazing day good vibes and great weather. Thanks so much”
Review of Cairns’ Spirit of Cairns dinner cruise, with sunset views, Trinity Inlet scenery, buffet details, price, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Great food, friendly staff, outstanding music performer, charming atmosphere, comfortable vessel, great night out on the water!”
Review of Sydney’s 150-minute Fantasea whale watching catamaran, with fast ocean access, open decks, whale sightings, and practical tips.
“The cruise was too good, we had quite some sightings of dolphins. But not recommended for people with sea-sickness.”
Sail Port Douglas at sunset on a luxury catamaran with a welcome drink, hot canapés, smooth sailing, and Daintree coast views.
“Absolutely fantastic. Beautiful sunset. Definitely recommend doing this sunset cruise”
Review of Sydney’s 1-hour sunset catamaran cruise, with harbor views, snacks, BYOB drinks, practical tips, value, and drawbacks.
“Loved the journey. Food and drinks were good. Phil and Juana were awesome. It ended up raining but we had the best time!”
Review of Sailaway’s 9-hour Port Douglas Outer Reef cruise, with snorkeling, Mackay Cay, lunch, marine guides, and practical booking advice.
“Perfect event! Great catamaran, crew, spots for snorkeling, food and drinks! One of the best trips we ever had! A lot of space on the boat, only about 25 guests! The small sandy island is very nice. We saw turtles and a shark chasing some stingrays!”
Review the Glenelg Twilight Catamaran Cruise, with sunset views, a drink, practical tips, pricing, access, and who should book.
“A bit of commentary about the area wools have been good.”
See Vivid Sydney from a spacious 55-foot catamaran with a welcome drink, harbour views, indoor seating, and room for only 70 people.
“It was really good. My both kids enj8yed alot. They danced 💃 on the cruise.”
See Vivid Sydney from a small catamaran with antipasto, BYO drinks, close-up harbour views, and a relaxed 90-minute evening cruise.
“Crew were great fantastic way to see Vivid Nice number of people on board loved it recommend it to my friends”
Pick a sea, then pick a kind of day.
