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Clear allA private charter puts your group on its own boat, which turns a reef day into a party rather than a shared tour. Charters here split by departure area: boats leaving on the Port Douglas side head for Low Isles and the outer reef, while city-side boats cover Trinity Inlet and the Great Barrier Reef beyond it.
How the fleet breaks down by group size:
Charter pricing depends on hours, numbers and catering, so ask each operator for a quote with your date and group size. A sail can anchor a team building day or a birthday party.

Yes. Some charters on the Port Douglas side take private groups to Low Isles, and others head to the outer reef. Ask how long the day runs and what is included.
The large sailing catamaran on the inlet takes up to 120 guests and has a dance floor, a kitchen and a sound system. It suits work functions, Christmas parties and birthdays.
On some boats, yes. Others run a pay-as-you-go bar, so ask each operator about BYO, corkage and glass rules.
The skipper can move or cancel a trip when wind or swell make it unsafe. Agree the rebooking or refund terms in writing before paying a deposit.
The smaller luxury boats take between 8 and 11 guests, which suits a family celebration or a close group of friends.
Not quite. Port Douglas boats tend to head to Low Isles and the outer reef, while city-side boats work Trinity Inlet and the reef off the coast.