The vessel has a very large & expensive hydraulic swim platform that lowers into the water for guests to swim on & off.

Yes it is possible with prior warning. Guests cannot board from the Marina. (Double Charters are more complicated if the boat is already on Charter)

Yes in a designated area when vessel is at anchor.

Yes a Brilliant sound system throughout the whole vessel that can be zoned for different areas of the vessel (Saloon/Cockpit/Flybridge/Sunken Lounge)

Sydney Seabird is one of the most modern & newest charter vessels available. The boat is a catamaran offering stability and space with 4 separate entertaining areas. 70% of the boat can be undercover if bad weather occurs. Sydney Seabird is manned by a very experienced owner operator with 20 years experience on Sydney Harbour.

Sydney Seabird is ideal for Parties, Corporate Cruises

Yes, provided the BYO service fee is paid these items are included.

Sydney Seabird has a combination of 2 Fridges & two very large ice boxes, suitable for up to 40 guests.

NO we have a full galley kitchen

Tap water is on board but we recommend bringing bottled if you prefer

Yes it is possible with prior warning. Guests cannot board from the Marina. (Double Charters are more complicated if the boat is already on Charter)

Yes but reasonable RSA still applies. All guests are to be deemed safe at all times. From damaging themselves or the vessel. As well as respectful towards staff & other guests. Failure to do so will Terminate the Charter.

Ice is usually paid for by the client when they order their BYO alcohol. BYO cruises required to BYO ice.

Yes a Brilliant sound system throughout the whole vessel that can be zoned for different areas of the vessel (Saloon/Cockpit/Flybridge/Sunken Lounge)

The vessel has a very large & expensive hydraulic swim platform that lowers into the water for guests to swim on & off.

Yes however vessel is not to be damaged in any way installing or removing equipment. The vessels sound system is also excellent (as an alternative to a DJ)

Yes in a designated area when vessel is at anchor.

Shoes off is preferred. Some flat soft sole shoes are acceptable (No black soles)