A fleet we know by heart.

Freshly refitted, sleek and impeccably finished. The fleet’s flagship for large, high-end celebrations.

The largest vessel in the fleet. A true statement boat for premium birthdays and corporate events.

A striking dark hull and serious luxury presence. Refined, and beautiful against the city skyline.

An Italian sports yacht built for intimate groups. Arguably the most photogenic boat on the harbour.

Warm timber, a curved lounge bar and generous aft decks. Elegant by day, glowing by night.

Wide, refined open decks made for larger groups who want space without losing the polish.

Exceptionally stable and open, with a relaxed, family-friendly deck with room to move.

A sportier feel at the same level as Salt. The right call when the energy is the point.

A wide 70-foot sports yacht with a full-size bar, an eight-seat bow lounge and a retractable awning.

The fleet’s function vessel: two open decks that hold their atmosphere at a hundred guests and more.

A wide-open party catamaran with a separate dance area and event-rated sound, built for big numbers.

A step-free flow from saloon to bar across two decks, built for parties that need room to move.

Eighty feet of Norman Wright across multiple levels: a wrap-around deck, a bow daybed and a formal saloon.

A power catamaran with an unusually generous undercover main deck. Shade and shelter without losing the harbour.

A classic 76-foot motor yacht with genuine vintage character, for groups who want warmth over gloss.

A 2018 catamaran with the steady, level feel that suits long lunches and mixed-age groups.

A 19.5-metre flybridge yacht with a galley behind the wheelhouse and chefs on board when you want them.

Renovated inside to a modern finish, with an alfresco top deck. A comfortable two-deck cruiser for a standing crowd.

A wide-beam sailing catamaran that comes into its own on a fine day, with trampolines forward, cockpit aft.

A 30-metre Azimut over three decks, completely refitted in 2020, with a jacuzzi and bar on the sundeck.

An Italian Azimut over two decks. At its best with twenty or more aboard, when both levels come alive.

Classic Sunseeker Predator lines over three entertaining levels, with teak, leather and a split-level saloon.

Seventy-seven feet on one open level, with a retractable sunroof over the main saloon.

An 18-metre motor yacht with a bow sun lounge and a swim platform aft. A straightforward day on the harbour.

Timber trim, high-gloss varnish and a 2021 interior refit. A vintage-leaning cruiser that stays comfortable when full.

A Genesis 56 that is unusually beamy for its length, a sports yacht that stays roomy with fifteen or so aboard.

A Riviera with a proper outdoor table and a deep aft couch, made for long, unhurried afternoons.

Neat, simple and surprisingly roomy for its length, with undercover and open areas across three levels.

An easy-going Windy cruiser for small groups, and a favourite for proposals and quiet family afternoons.

A relaxed flybridge cruiser for a dozen: sightseeing, a barbecue, nowhere in particular to be.

A Sunseeker Manhattan kept for smaller, unhurried days. American walnut, cream leather, twelve guests.

Brand new in 2025 and built by hand: a satin-black cruiser with Seabobs, a lilypad and room for twelve.

A sailing catamaran made for sun, swims and a close crowd. Up to 35 guests.