Expedition Yacht BELUGA Opens for Charter in Australia

By Rebecca Bradbury 24 June 2016

The 35m/113ft superyacht BELUGA is now available for charter out of Queensland, Australia, with itineraries in stunning cruising grounds such as the Great Barrier Reef and the Whitsundays.

A go-anywhere blue water cruiser, BELUGA was launched in 2009 by Dutch shipyard Moonen and last refitted in 2011. Powerful, elegant and equipped with state-of-the-art amenities, she is a perfect choice for exploring the wonderfully unique and varied waters of Australia.

Open in the Great Barrier Reef until October, she will then be available for charter vacations to the Whitsunday Islands, Fraser Island and Hamilton Island from late November to February 2017 before heading to Kimberley in northwest Australia in May 2017.

There are plenty of outdoor spaces in which to take in the breath-taking sights of the Australian coastline on board the expedition yacht. On the sundeck, take a dip in the Jacuzzi, unwind on sun pads or in the lounge area and enjoy a delicious lunch at the alfresco dining table.

For unrivalled panoramic views, head up the crow’s nest, ideal for whale watching, reef spotting or enjoying champagne while the sun sets.

sundeck with alfresco lounge area and crow's nest on board superyacht BELUGA

alfresco dining setup on vast aft deck on expedition yacht BELUGA

aft deck loungers on board cruising luxury yacht BELUGA

Nearer to the water, the swim platform makes access into the ocean as easy as possible, meaning guests can take full advantage of exploring the Great Barrier Reef’s world-class coral and colourful marine life.

What’s more, luxury yacht BELUGA is equipped with scuba diving equipment for your use.

The spacious aft deck, home to a second alfresco dining option, leads forward to the main salon, furnished in rich woods and neutral soft furnishings for a timeless yet relaxed vibe.

Forward on the main deck is a full-beam master suite with its own private office and large porthole windows, while four guest suites consisting of two double cabins and two twin cabins fan out from a central lobby on the lower deck.

The swim platform makes access into the ocean as easy as possible, meaning guests can take full advantage of exploring the Great Barrier Reef’s world class coral