Airlie Beach, Whitsundays

Whitsundays Sunset Cruise

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Duration
2 hours, 5:00pm to 7:00pm
Departs
Daily from Coral Sea Marina North
Includes
Glass of bubbles, shared platter
Group size
Maximum 24 guests

Tour overview

There's no better way to end your day in paradise than sailing into a Whitsundays sunset with a glass of bubbles in hand. This intimate 2-hour sunset cruise from Airlie Beach is pure magic: calm waters, golden skies and a boat full of relaxed vibes.

The cruise is a gentle sail around Pioneer Bay, in front of Airlie Beach, on Providence, a traditional gaff-rigged yacht.

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Free cancellation up to 24 hours Traditional gaff-rigged yacht Small group, max 24 guests

Ticket Options

Whitsundays Sunset Cruise On Providence

From A$85 adult | Child A$85 | Infant free
  • 2-hour sunset sailing cruise from Airlie Beach
  • Includes bubbles and light nibbles
  • Departs daily at 5:00pm from Coral Sea Marina North
  • Maximum 24 guests for an intimate experience

Tour Highlights

  • 2-hour sunset sailing experience around Pioneer Bay
  • Welcome glass of bubbles on arrival
  • Cheese, bread and seasonal fruit platter to share
  • Friendly local crew and a small group atmosphere (maximum 24 guests)
  • Fully licensed vessel

Itinerary

*Example itinerary only. The order, timing and stops may change on the day due to weather and operating conditions.

Departure, 5:00pm

Coral Sea Marina North, Meeting Place B

Meet near The Kiosk Cafe and arrive 15 minutes early. The boat leaves at 5:00pm sharp.

On boarding

Welcome Bubbles

A welcome glass of bubbles as the yacht heads out of the marina.

Sunset sail

Pioneer Bay

A gentle sail around Pioneer Bay in front of Airlie Beach, with a shared cheese, bread and fruit platter as the sun goes down.

Return, 7:00pm

Coral Sea Marina North

Back at the marina at 7:00pm.

Everything You Need to Know

Departure details: Departs 5:00pm daily and returns 7:00pm.

Meeting point: Meeting Place B, Coral Sea Marina North (near The Kiosk Cafe). Arrive 15 minutes early, as the boat leaves at 5:00pm sharp.

Good to Know

Children welcome with an adult
Not wheelchair accessible
Service animals allowed
Maximum 24 guests per cruise
No BYO, fully licensed vessel
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure

What's Included

Included

  • 2-hour sunset sailing experience around Pioneer Bay
  • Welcome glass of bubbles on arrival
  • Cheese, bread and seasonal fruit platter to share
  • Friendly local crew and small group atmosphere (max 24 guests)
  • GST and fees included

Optional Extras

  • Charcuterie grazing platter for two (pre-order recommended)
  • Bottle of Moët for that extra touch of celebration
  • Other drinks from the licensed bar

What To Bring

It can cool down on the water once the sun sets.

  • A light jacket or warm layer, especially in the winter months
  • Camera or phone to capture the sunset
  • No BYO, as the vessel is fully licensed

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Terms and Conditions Of Travel

Free cancellation: Cancel up to 24 hours before departure and get a full refund.

Health & safety: Children must be accompanied by an adult. The vessel is not wheelchair accessible. No BYO alcohol, as the vessel is fully licensed.

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About the author

Nath J

Airlie Beach local since 2001 · Founder, Ripple Effect Online

Nath J has lived in Airlie Beach and worked in Whitsundays tourism since 2001. He was Operations Manager at Tallarook Sail and Dive, and today is a marketing contractor for multiple tourism and local businesses. He is also the founder of Ripple Effect Online, the Airlie Beach agency that has been building and ranking websites for local tour operators since 2017. Nath runs several Whitsundays travel sites, has delivered workshops on direct tourism bookings, and wrote the ebook "Whitsunday Islands: A Journey through Paradise". He holds the Queensland Tourism Industry Council’s "Whitsundays Tourism Hero" and "Respecting First Nations Cultural Protocols in Australia" certifications.

In Whitsundays tourism since 2001QTIC Whitsundays Tourism HeroRespecting First Nations Cultural Protocols