A sailing break close to Brisbane. Compare published boats and local planning details.
For a shorter escape, look at published Moreton Bay catamarans by the type of outing they offer. A day guest limit and an overnight berth count describe different uses of the same boat; check both when planning a mixed group.
Build a trip brief ↗Planning illustration only. Confirm the actual route, access and current conditions with the operator and official sources.
Confirm the pickup point, itinerary, crew arrangements and what the quote includes.
For a day on Moreton Bay, the useful comparison is time aboard, not just the boat's length. Ask when guests can board, when the sail actually begins, and what time everyone must be back. That will tell you how much room there is for the moments you want.
If you are inviting people for the day, use the recorded day guest number as a starting point. If anyone may stay overnight, check the separate berth and cabin figures and ask the operator which arrangement is permitted.
Start with boats from different operators, then open the full area shortlist. Operators confirm current route, availability and quote.
A 13-metre Fountaine Pajot Belize 43 catamaran sailed by Brisbane Yacht Charters, taking up to 30 guests by day and sleeping 10 in 4 cabins.
Good for larger day groups
A Fountaine Pajot catamaran from 2016 sailed by Moreton Bay Sailing, taking up to 12 guests by day and sleeping 6 in 3 cabins.
Bareboat option published