Do I need to bring my own golf clubs?

No—you can add club rental as an add-on, but bringing familiar clubs is recommended for best performance.

How long is the whole trip?

The typical door-to-door itinerary runs about 13 hours 30 minutes, covering private jet travel, ground transfers, a PGA clinic and a round of golf.

What is included with the booking?

Included are private jet return flights, transport to the golf course, course access, food and drinks credit at the clubhouse, a PGA pro lesson and light catering on the plane.

Can non-golfers join the trip?

Yes; the day includes clubhouse access and coastal views that non-golfers can enjoy, though the schedule centers on playing and coaching.

What is the group size?

Groups are limited to a maximum of 8 people to keep the day private and well-paced.

Are there age restrictions or special requirements?

No specific age limits are listed, but participants should be able to walk the course and comply with aviation and safety procedures.

Fly-In Golf at Ocean Dunes: King Island Same-Day Private Jet Trip from Canberra | Golf | Private

On a clear Tasmanian morning you lift off from Canberra and in little over an hour you are touching down on King Island, stepping straight from a private jet to the duneside fairways of Ocean Dunes Golf Course. Located near Loorana on King Island, Tasmania, this curated same-day trip pairs bespoke air travel with a PGA pro clinic and golf along a windswept coastline that challenges shot-making and rewards bold play. Ocean Dunes is defined by sandy ridgelines, low coastal heath and abrupt sea views that frame each hole. The ground is firm, the turf fast, and wind from the Roaring Forties is a constant strategic factor; expect links-style lies, natural sand hollows and wide fairways guarded by native grasses rather than manicured rough. The route from the airstrip to the first tee is short - part of the trip's appeal - so the day is all about golf: a warm-up and personalised lesson with a PGA Golf Pro, followed by guided play and access to the clubhouse for a well-earned drink. This package is exceptional for the region because it removes the friction of travel and amplifies what makes King Island different: exposed coastal links, unbroken ocean vistas, and a course routed through natural dunes rather than carved from inland farmland. For players who value time, coaching and scenery in equal measure, the itinerary's mix of private jet return flights, light catering on board, transport on King Island and a food-and-drinks credit at the course delivers one concentrated day of luxury and sport. Groups run 4-8 players, so the experience feels private without being solitary. Practical notes: gear can be added as an extra but pack windproof layers and soft-soled shoes for links turf. Morning departures give clearer weather windows; afternoons can bring stronger sea breezes that make scoring tougher - and more memorable. The site is also of interest to non-golfing companions who appreciate coastal walks and birdlife seen from the clubhouse. Why book: it's not simply play - it's a compressed, high-service journey that turns travel time into part of the day's ritual. For golfers in Canberra seeking a single-day escape with expert coaching, dramatic coastal holes and the novelty of private air travel, this trip is an efficient, elevated way to sample one of Tasmania's most talked-about links. The curated itinerary typically runs about 13.5 hours door-to-door with a maximum group of eight, so time management is tightly scheduled and included services cover most logistics: private jet return flights, transport to Ocean Dunes, course access, a PGA pro lesson and guide, a food-and-drinks credit, and light catering aboard. Golf clubs are available as an add-on; other extras include departure airport transfers. Book well in advance during peak season to secure the aircraft and tee times.