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Escape into the Whitsunday Islands on a 3 day Whitsundays yacht charter itinerary, where the luxury of a private yacht, secluded anchorages, coral reefs and iconic Whitehaven Beach create three unforgettable days shaped entirely around you. This suggested 3 day Whitsundays luxury yacht charter itinerary brings together Whitehaven Beach, Hill Inlet and selected locations within the Great Barrier Reef, balanced with time for snorkelling, water sports, private beach experiences and dining prepared for you onboard. With relatively short cruising distances between many of the islands, three days allows you to experience some of the Whitsundays’ most remarkable places while still leaving space to simply enjoy life on the water.

No two YOTSPACE Ocean Odysseys are the same. We craft each itinerary around your chosen yacht, the people you are travelling with and the experiences that matter to you, adapting the journey to the season and conditions along the way. Consider this itinerary inspiration for what your own three day Whitsundays yacht charter with options from Airlie Beach or Hamilton Island.

Port Davey is Tasmania’s most expedition-focused yacht destination. Protected within Southwest National Park, the Port Davey Marine Reserve and the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, it is a vast landscape of rocky coast, deep harbours, mountain ranges and sheltered waterways with very limited access from the outside world.

This seven-day itinerary is fundamentally different from the shorter routes. Established yacht operators typically allocate seven days and six nights to Hobart–Port Davey expeditions, stopping first at Recherche Bay and then sailing around Tasmania’s southern tip past the Maatsuyker Islands into Port Davey and Bathurst Harbour.

Explore Tasmania’s east coast on a six-day yacht journey from Hobart to the Tasman Peninsula, combining Port Arthur’s maritime history with Freycinet’s granite landscapes and island wildlife. Cruise north to Coles Bay and Wineglass Bay before turning south towards Schouten Island and Maria Island.

Spend your days exploring accessible shore sites, walking along beaches and enjoying the changing coastline from the yacht. Finish around Fortescue Bay and the Tasman Peninsula, where wooded shores and rugged headlands provide a dramatic setting for the final day.