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Spend an overnight on a private Beneteau Oceanis moored on Pittwater, with transfers from Palm Beach Ferry Wharf and easy access to Snapperman's Beach. Expect a comfortable small-boat stay with basic galley, snorkeling gear and waterfront views to Ku-ring-gai Chase.
Spend an overnight on a private Beneteau Oceanis moored on Pittwater, with transfers from Palm Beach Ferry Wharf and easy access to Snapperman's Beach. Expect a comfortable small-boat stay with basic galley, snorkeling gear and waterfront views to Ku-ring-gai Chase.
The last light eases off the western ridge of Ku-ring-gai Chase and the water takes on a polished, cool sheen. You step off the powerboat at the mooring, climb aboard a French-built Beneteau Oceanis and the bustle of mainland Palm Beach slips to a whisper. The yacht rocks gently on Pittwater; stars sharpen above and the lights along the foreshore blink like a distant village.
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Operated by Taylor Made Escapes · Palm Beach, New South Wales
The last light eases off the western ridge of Ku-ring-gai Chase and the water takes on a polished, cool sheen. You step off the powerboat at the mooring, climb aboard a French-built Beneteau Oceanis and the bustle of mainland Palm Beach slips to a whisper. The yacht rocks gently on Pittwater; stars sharpen above and the lights along the foreshore blink like a distant village.
Pittwater has been a travel corridor for Aboriginal custodians for millennia and later a playground for Sydney's coastal life. Geologically the inlet sits between Hawkesbury Sandstone ridges and sheltered coves — clear water, sandy shelves and quiet beaches like Snapperman's where you can row ashore. The local culture is low-key and maritime: cafes, weekend sailors and National Park tracks on the western shore.
What to expect: a private overnight on a moored yacht for up to four adults with a small galley, bathroom and double beds, towels and snorkeling gear provided. Transfers run from Palm Beach Ferry Wharf to a mooring off Snapperman's Beach; the stay begins at your booked time and finishes at 9:30am. Bring your own food and drink or a picnic; the yacht provides platters, a fridge and glassware.
Practical tips: plan timing around the afternoon sun and calm seas for easy boarding, wear non-marking shoes for the deck, secure valuables when ashore, and respect quiet hours — neighbors include waterfront homes and the national park. Hydrate, bring reef-safe sunscreen, and be ready for cool nights even after warm days.
The yacht is private for your booking and accommodates up to four adults.
You may bring your own food and drinks; the yacht provides a refrigerator, ice bucket, platters and glassware.
Yes — snorkeling equipment (mask, fins, snorkel) and towels are provided; use the stern ladder to reboard the yacht.
A powerboat transfer runs from Palm Beach Ferry Wharf to the moored yacht off Snapperman's Beach at your scheduled start time.
Taylor Made Escapes operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The last light eases off the western ridge of Ku-ring-gai Chase and the water takes on a polished, cool sheen. You step off the powerboat at the mooring, climb aboard a French-built Beneteau Oceanis and the bustle of mainland Palm Beach slips to a whisper. The yacht rocks gently on Pittwater; stars sharpen above and the lights along the foreshore blink like a distant village.
The last light eases off the western ridge of Ku-ring-gai Chase and the water takes on a polished, cool sheen. You step off the powerboat at the mooring, climb aboard a French-built Beneteau Oceanis and the bustle of mainland Palm Beach slips to a whisper. The yacht rocks gently on Pittwater; stars sharpen above and the lights along the foreshore blink like a distant village.
Pittwater has been a travel corridor for Aboriginal custodians for millennia and later a playground for Sydney's coastal life. Geologically the inlet sits between Hawkesbury Sandstone ridges and sheltered coves — clear water, sandy shelves and quiet beaches like Snapperman's where you can row ashore. The local culture is low-key and maritime: cafes, weekend sailors and National Park tracks on the western shore.
What to expect: a private overnight on a moored yacht for up to four adults with a small galley, bathroom and double beds, towels and snorkeling gear provided. Transfers run from Palm Beach Ferry Wharf to a mooring off Snapperman's Beach; the stay begins at your booked time and finishes at 9:30am. Bring your own food and drink or a picnic; the yacht provides platters, a fridge and glassware.
Practical tips: plan timing around the afternoon sun and calm seas for easy boarding, wear non-marking shoes for the deck, secure valuables when ashore, and respect quiet hours — neighbors include waterfront homes and the national park. Hydrate, bring reef-safe sunscreen, and be ready for cool nights even after warm days.