Explore the northern end of Hook Island in one day, sailing on Southern Cross.  This boat alternates between day sailing and overnight sailing tours.

Currently sailing to Langford Reef at the top of Hook Island near Hayman Island. These islands form part of the 74 Islands in the Whitsundays. This is your chance to relax and enjoy sailing and discover the underwater world near Langford Reef.  The alternative to Whitehaven Beach and with less people visiting.

Departs: 9am             Returns: 5.30pm

Maximum 20 guests for those that really want to sail!

• Sail to Langford Reef

• Pre-Packed Lunch:  Selection of Cold Meats, Noodle Salad, Fresh Garden Salad, and a Bread Roll

• Morning / Afternoon tea

• Snorkel equipment included

• Stinger suits included

• BYO soft drinks & alcohol

Southern Cross is truly a racing legend, being built for the America’s Cup Yacht as Australia’s 4th  Challenger, with sail number KA4.  While Southern Cross still holds the spirit of a racing yacht, considerable modifications have been made to make it comfortable for guests, with features such as a shaded cockpit and downstairs lounge area and guest bathroom.

The itinerary will vary, based on the weather and tides and professional judgement of the Captain.

INCLUSIONS

• Full day sailing if wind allows

• Snorkel equipment

• Stinger Suit

  • Morning Tea: Biscuit and Muffin

  • Pre-Packed Lunch:  Selection of Cold Meats, Noodle Salad, Fresh Garden Salad, and a Bread Roll

  • Afternoon Tea: Fresh Fruit

• EMC fees (government)

 

WHAT TO BRING – Please pack belongings in a soft sided bag.

• Camera

• Video Camera

• Binoculars

• Beach Towel

• swimmers

• sunscreen 50+

• wide brimmed hat

• sunglasses

• Southern Cross has a BYO policy for all soft and alcoholic beverages. A small selection of soft drinks are also sold on board at reasonable prices.

• Guests may bring water and snacks.

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Southern Cross is truly a racing legend, being built for the America’s Cup Yacht as Australia’s 4th  Challenger, with sail number KA4.

Today, while Southern Cross still holds the spirit of a racing yacht, considerable modifications have been made to make it comfortable for guests, with features such as a shaded cockpit and downstairs lounge area and guest bathroom.