South Pacific

Yacht charter, Catamaran and boat rental in South Pacific

The South Pacific is encompassed by miles of crystal clear waters and thousands of paradise islands. Having escaped the clutches of mass tourism, the distinct island groups of Fiji, New Caledonia, the Solomon Islands and the Society islands, which include the iconic Bora Bora, each has their own unique cultures, awe-inspiring landscapes, excellent cuisine and pristine diving and snorkelling sites. All on the same day visitors can hike up a volcano to watch the sunrise, discover their own private bathing pools on an uninhabited island, swim with thousands of fish in calm, warm water and watch a traditional local dance, before cruising on to the next exciting destination for another day of discovery, relaxation and wonder. The South Pacific is truly the closest you will get to desert island perfection and, with so many islands, you could explore for years and never get bored.

  • The Ultimate Escape Vast ocean horizons and islands far from the everyday.
  • Paradise Uncharted Discover remote islands, reefs and untouched beaches.
  • Barefoot Island Life Slow down and experience the rhythm of the Pacific.
  • Adventure Beyond the Map Diving, fishing, wildlife and exploration in some of the world’s most remote waters.

French Polynesia

2 yachts available

The islands of French Polynesia are an alluring mix of local Polynesian culture and French influences, with incredible scenery and unspoilt cruising grounds. French Polynesia is home to nearly 120 islands and atolls, making it perfect for exploring by water. This “overseas country”, belonging to France, is made up of five main island groups, namely: the Tuamotu Islands, the Gambier Islands, the Marquesas Islands, the Austral Islands, and the Society Islands (made up of the Windward Islands and the Leeward Islands). Tahiti, located in the Society Islands, is the biggest island and one of the best known and most populated – it is home to the capital, Papeete, and almost 70% of all inhabitants of French Polynesia.

French Polynesia

Australia

13 yachts available

From deserts to tropical rainforests, and from sand islands to cities, Australia offers one of the world’s most diverse coastlines, and unquestionably, some the best diving and snorkelling on earth, as the home of the world famous Great Barrier Reef. Located off the east coast of Australia and so vast that it is visible from space, the reef stretches over 344,400 square kilometres and incorporates over 900 islands and 2,900 reefs. Undoubtedly a superyacht charter is the best way to explore this marine wonderland, offering unmatched access to pristine reefs and wildlife far from the tourist trail. Beyond the Great Barrier, a charter offers the chance to visit private islands, explore the pulsing city of Sydney, enjoy rollercoaster rides on the Gold Coast, sample the freshest seafood in Tasmania and hug a koala bear, amongst a range of other exciting activities. Our expert team and yacht crew are on hand to help you plan your own unforgettable yacht charter in Australia. Contact us here for more information.

Australia

New Zealand

2 yachts available

For a small country, New Zealand has an incredible amount to offer, and it is no wonder it features on so many people’s travel wish lists. It is not for nothing it is known as ‘the whole world in one country.’ For nature lovers, it boasts a ‘top ten’ dive site, some of the world’s best walks, outstanding national parks with sweeping mountain landscapes, dense rainforest and unique native bush, uncountable beaches for surfing and swimming and a range of wildlife encounters. Beyond this, there are excellent wineries, a well-established adventure scene, art galleries, the famous “Hobbiton” from the Lord of the Rings movies and the beautiful Maori culture to enjoy. From the long sandy beaches of the north island all the way down to the serene fjords of the south island, cruising the coastline of Aotearoa (the indigenous name for New Zealand, meaning ‘land of the long white cloud’) is the best way to appreciate this island nation’s ever-changing beauty.

New Zealand

Available boats

Highlights of a charter in South Pacific

  • Visit New Caledonia’s capital, Noumea, for French culture in a tropical setting before cruising the short distance to a collection of world-class dive sites, many of which are UNESCO World Heritage-listed.

  • Enjoy water-based fun in the world’s largest lagoon in New Caledonia. The lagoon is a staggering expanse of water, which covers 24,000 square kilometres and offers the perfect conditions for a wide variety of water sports.

  • Easily find your own private paradise amongst the 992 islands of the Solomon Island archipelago, learning about the unique local cultures as you go.

  • Meet some of Fiji’s famously welcoming locals before watching a display of the traditional Fijian dance, known as meke, and sampling the unique and potent local beverage, kava.

  • Snorkel amongst manta rays and multi-coloured fish at any one of Fiji’s outstanding coral gardens, including the famous Blue Lagoon.

  • Anchor at Raiatea in French Polynesia to visit the island group’s most sacred site, Marae Taputapuatea. This ancient temple was once considered the religious centre of eastern Polynesia.

  • Hike amongst the romantic scenery of Bora Bora, where the volcanic slopes are teeming with lush vegetation and tropical flowers.

  • Sample delicious local French Polynesian cuisine on the unspoilt island of Taha’a, famed for its production of vanilla.

  • Discover the Society Island’s best-kept secret, Huahine. This laid-back paradise is made up of two islands, fringed with white sand beaches and a beautiful lagoon, which can be explored by local canoe

Our expert team and yacht crew are on hand to help you plan your own unforgettable yacht charter in South Pacific. Contact us for more information.

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