Destiny Blue Charters
ProHighlights
- Private 15.6-metre catamaran taking groups of up to 25 to the outer reef
- A floating sea pool to swim in, plus paddle boards at no extra cost
- Meals prepared for the group on board, and guests may bring their own alcohol
About Destiny Blue Charters
Destiny Blue Charters is a small, locally owned business in Port Douglas built around one boat: a 15.6-metre air-conditioned catamaran designed for private groups. Owner and skipper Chris spent more than ten years working on the reef before setting up his own charters, aiming for relaxed days where a group can move at its own pace instead of joining a crowded tour. Every trip is private. The shortest is a five-hour morning at Low Isles, with snorkelling in the lagoon, a guided lagoon tour on the electric tender and time to walk the island. Full-day options spend eight hours exploring Low Isles and Snapper Island, a remote sand cay or the coral gardens of Opal Reef on the outer reef. At up to 25 knots, the boat gets to the reef in under an hour. Getting in the water is easy, as guests step straight off the back of the boat rather than from a pontoon. Snorkelling gear and seasonal stinger suits are supplied, and the crew lead guided snorkels. Stand-up paddle boards come free, and the floating sea pool gives swimmers and less confident snorkellers a safe spot to float. Non-snorkellers can see the coral from the electric tender. The catering is handled on board, with morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea depending on the trip, plus hot drinks and soft drinks on hand. Guests are welcome to bring their own alcohol. Full payment secures the booking, and the crew offer another date, a different trip or a refund if the weather makes it unsafe to head out.
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Frequently asked questions
How many guests can Destiny Blue take?
The catamaran takes up to 25 guests on the outer reef day and up to 23 on the half-day Low Isles trip. Each charter price includes five guests, with more added per person.
Can we bring our own drinks?
Yes. Guests are welcome to bring their own alcohol to enjoy responsibly, and hot drinks and soft drinks are supplied on every charter.
What food is included on a Destiny Blue charter?
Depending on the trip, guests are served morning tea, then lunch, then an afternoon snack, all prepared fresh. The half-day Low Isles trip includes afternoon tea and refreshments.
Is the charter suitable for non-snorkellers?
Yes. First-timers get a safety briefing and help in the water, the floating sea pool offers a calm spot to swim, and non-snorkellers can view the reef from the electric tender.
What happens if the weather is bad?
If conditions make it unsafe to go out, the crew offer a new date, a switch to another Destiny Blue trip or a full refund.
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RL Johns
a month ago
Such an amazing day with Destiny Blue, snorkelling on the reef. We were well looked after with such care and professionalism. Highly recommended for a reef tour with a small group, away from the crowds.
Sarah Walmsley
a month ago
What an incredible day! Our family of 5 x booked a private charter to Low Isles with Destiny Blue Charters and it was one of the best experiences we had at Port Douglas. Peta and Chris couldn’t do enough for us, between…
Shelley Knox
a month ago
We had an absolutely fantastic day out with Destiny Blue Charters. Chris, Peta and Tanya were incredibly kind and welcoming, and their knowledge of the reef, the fish, and the local history added so much richness to the…
Melanie McMahon
2 months ago
100% 5 stars!! An unforgettable family day on the water! Words honestly can’t describe what a spectacular day our family had with Chris and Peta on Destiny Blue! 💙 I know it will become a core memory we’ll talk about f…
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