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Settle onto the deck of SV Wings III as the Coral Sea cools and Airlie Beach’s lights stir. This intimate 60‑ft sunset sail blends BYO drinks, antipasto platters, and sweeping Whitsunday views for a relaxed coastal evening.
Settle onto the deck of SV Wings III as the Coral Sea cools and Airlie Beach’s lights stir. This intimate 60‑ft sunset sail blends BYO drinks, antipasto platters, and sweeping Whitsunday views for a relaxed coastal evening.
The yacht slips away from Coral Sea Marina and the harbor lights of Airlie Beach begin to blink like small campfires. A 60‑foot sloop, SV Wings III peels through glassy water while the western sky reddens; the breeze teases out the edges of conversation and playlists on the boat’s Spotify hookup.
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Operated by Wings Sailing Charters Whitsundays · Airlie Beach, Queensland
The yacht slips away from Coral Sea Marina and the harbor lights of Airlie Beach begin to blink like small campfires. A 60‑foot sloop, SV Wings III peels through glassy water while the western sky reddens; the breeze teases out the edges of conversation and playlists on the boat’s Spotify hookup.
The Whitsunday coast has long been sea country for the Ngaro people; European mariners later charted these islands as waypoints off the Great Barrier Reef. Geology here is a chapter of ancient continental fragments and coral growth—the islands rising from a submerged shelf that now frames one of the world’s most visited marine parks.
Onboard is straightforward luxury: open deck space, a low 29‑guest capacity, a welcome tropical cocktail, antipasto grazing platters and dessert canapés, tea and coffee, and an experienced skipper with decades at sea. The BYO drinks policy lets you choose a special bottle for sunset without premium bar prices, and the vessel’s restroom and ice and glassware make the evening comfortable.
Expect relaxed cruising rather than island landings: the route passes Pioneer Point, Mandalay Point and Cannonvale views with the Whitsunday silhouettes distant. Light jackets are wise as the temperature drops; seas are usually calm at dusk but may be choppy on windy evenings.
Practical tips: arrive early to board, secure loose items, and follow crew safety briefings. Respect marine park rules—no swimming or anchoring on coral from the tour. This sail is ideal for couples, families with kids 5+, and anyone wanting a tidy, scenic sunset on a handsome yacht.
Yes — the tour permits BYO alcoholic and non‑alcoholic beverages; cups, flutes and ice are provided.
Children aged 5 and older are welcome; children must be supervised and follow crew instructions.
Yes — SV Wings III has an onboard restroom for passenger use during the cruise.
Full refund available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; tours may be cancelled for bad weather.
Wings Sailing Charters Whitsundays operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The yacht slips away from Coral Sea Marina and the harbor lights of Airlie Beach begin to blink like small campfires. A 60‑foot sloop, SV Wings III peels through glassy water while the western sky reddens; the breeze teases out the edges of conversation and playlists on the boat’s Spotify hookup.
The yacht slips away from Coral Sea Marina and the harbor lights of Airlie Beach begin to blink like small campfires. A 60‑foot sloop, SV Wings III peels through glassy water while the western sky reddens; the breeze teases out the edges of conversation and playlists on the boat’s Spotify hookup.
The Whitsunday coast has long been sea country for the Ngaro people; European mariners later charted these islands as waypoints off the Great Barrier Reef. Geology here is a chapter of ancient continental fragments and coral growth—the islands rising from a submerged shelf that now frames one of the world’s most visited marine parks.
Onboard is straightforward luxury: open deck space, a low 29‑guest capacity, a welcome tropical cocktail, antipasto grazing platters and dessert canapés, tea and coffee, and an experienced skipper with decades at sea. The BYO drinks policy lets you choose a special bottle for sunset without premium bar prices, and the vessel’s restroom and ice and glassware make the evening comfortable.
Expect relaxed cruising rather than island landings: the route passes Pioneer Point, Mandalay Point and Cannonvale views with the Whitsunday silhouettes distant. Light jackets are wise as the temperature drops; seas are usually calm at dusk but may be choppy on windy evenings.
Practical tips: arrive early to board, secure loose items, and follow crew safety briefings. Respect marine park rules—no swimming or anchoring on coral from the tour. This sail is ideal for couples, families with kids 5+, and anyone wanting a tidy, scenic sunset on a handsome yacht.