No, our experienced skipper will look after you to and from your anchorage.

Please arrive from 4.00 pm. We generally leave our base at the National Maritime Museum at 5.00 pm. Where possible we are delighted to offer you an earlier departure.

Between 8-8.30am. Late pick up's can be arranged.

All you need is an over night bag with toiletries, warm comfortable clothing, non-marking soft soled shoes, CD's and any additional beverages.

The cabin warms up quickly as the yachts are well insulated. The bedding is nice and warm and you will have hot water too.

The on board systems are run off a 12v battery supply so the only access to power is by using a 12v adaptor. Sorry, not enough to power hair dryers.

Smoking is not allowed below deck.. Smoking above deck is permissible, however we ask that you refrain from throwing butts overboard.

The yacht has a 2 burner stove with an oven, including pots, frying pan, cutlery and crockery.

Depending on the wind direction, we use one of three designated anchorages. Athol Bay, in front of Taronga Zoo if the wind blows from the N/NE. Snail's Bay, Balmain if from the S/SE and Bulls Head Bay, Waverton if from the W/SW.

At a waterfront cafe in Cockle Bay called Fioranis. A full breakfast is served with tea or coffee.

We always choose the best possible sheltered anchorage to minimise the rocking of the yacht. Occasionally during the night wash from passing vessel might cause the yacht to rock. If you are susceptible to seasickness or travel sickness you can try remedies such as tablets, spray and wrist bands. It is quite rare for our customers to get sea sick.