Woorabinda
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- Two net loungers plus a covered interior with dining table, giving guests plenty of ways to relax
- Onboard BBQ with staff on hand to cook for you, alongside a galley kitchen and eskies for easy catering
- Option to stop at a Sydney Harbour beach for a swim and a meal partway through your cruise
About Woorabinda
Woorabinda is a roomy catamaran built for relaxed days and nights out on Sydney Harbour, with space for up to 20 guests. Settle into one of the two net loungers out on deck, or head into the covered interior where comfy seating and a large dining table make it easy for the whole group to gather together. There's a full bathroom with a shower on board, so no one needs to cut their swim short, and a galley kitchen along with eskies covers all your catering needs. Crank up the tunes on the surround sound speaker system via Bluetooth or AUX, and if you're after something active, hire a floating mat or paddleboard to make the most of the water. Part of what makes a trip on Woorabinda special is the option to anchor off one of Sydney Harbour's beautiful beaches, where you can enjoy a meal onboard and jump in for a swim before continuing your cruise past the harbour's best known sights. Let the crew handle the cooking on the onboard BBQ, or bring your own food and drinks and let the galley and eskies take care of the rest.
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Wharfs & Availability
Pickup and drop-off can be arranged at a range of wharves including Balmain (Yeend Street), Balmain West Ferry Wharf, Elizabeth Macarthur Bay Pontoon, King Street Wharf, Mosman Bay Ferry Wharf, North Sydney Wharf, Birkenhead Point Ferry Wharf, Woolwich Wharf, Rose Bay Wharf and Northwood Wharf, all subject to availability. Other wharves can be requested and may attract an additional fee, and a $150 surcharge applies for wharves west of the Harbour Bridge. Please note Woorabinda cannot pick up or drop off at Manly Wharf (Mosman Bay Ferry Wharf is the closest alternative), at Circular Quay (King Street Wharf and Pirrama Park are good alternatives), or at Double Bay, Kirribilli, Cremorne Wharf, Man O'War Campbells Cove, or anywhere under the Spit Bridge.
Frequently asked questions
How many guests can Woorabinda carry, and what's included?
Woorabinda holds up to 20 guests, with two net loungers on deck, a covered interior with a dining table, a full bathroom with shower, a galley kitchen, eskies and a Bluetooth sound system.
What's the minimum charter length and starting price?
Charters start from $350 per hour with a 4 hour minimum, though bucks parties are capped at 3 hours and still charged at the 4 hour rate.
Can I bring my own food and drinks onboard?
Yes, drinks are BYO with disposable cups supplied and ice available for $6 a bag. For food you can bring your own, order canapes and platters, or have the crew cook up a BBQ for you.
Can Woorabinda stop for a swim during the cruise?
Yes, one of the best parts of a Woorabinda charter is anchoring off a Sydney Harbour beach so guests can enjoy a meal onboard and jump in for a swim before cruising past the harbour's landmarks.
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