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Trade crowded ferries for a private 110-foot motor yacht and see Sydney Harbour on your terms. 110' ANTAGO offers half- and full-day charters with swim stops, sunset runs, and flexible itineraries for photographers, families, and small celebrations.
Trade crowded ferries for a private 110-foot motor yacht and see Sydney Harbour on your terms. 110' ANTAGO offers half- and full-day charters with swim stops, sunset runs, and flexible itineraries for photographers, families, and small celebrations.
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110' ANTAGO cuts a low silhouette across Sydney Harbour, offering a private, marine-scale view of the city that only a handful of visitors experience. Located in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, this 110-foot motor yacht transforms a harbour cruise into an intimate, flexible adventure: slow cruising beneath the Harbour Bridge, anchor drops for a swim at secluded coves, and sunset cocktails with the Opera House in the window. The boat’s length and onboard amenities make it unusual for local charters; with expansive decks and shaded seating you trade crowded tour boats for room to move and linger.
Key features include the sweeping bow deck for uninterrupted city vistas, a shaded aft area perfect for dining, and a swim platform that makes water access effortless. The harbour itself is a living stage: sandstone cliff faces of the Hawkesbury formation, ringed by gum trees and scrub, host colonies of silver gulls and cormorants, and on quieter days you might spot a pod of common dolphins working the tidal flows. Islands like Fort Denison and the small bays around Middle Harbour become private coves when you arrive by yacht.
This is a trip for people who want to customize their time on the water. Half-day and full-day options let you plan a loop through the heads, a picnic on a beach, or a twilight passage timed for golden hour. Crew-managed charters mean no technical skills are required; instead bring good walking shoes if you plan shore excursions, reef-safe sunscreen, and a sense of curiosity about the layers of harbour history visible from the water. A brief cultural note: the harbour rests on the ancestral lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, and many anchorages hold long human stories long before yachts arrived.
110' ANTAGO is an ideal choice when a standard sightseeing ferry feels too frenetic. It stands out in Sydney’s charter scene because its size supports privacy without sacrificing the maneuverability to slip into smaller coves. Whether you want a family day afloat, a photographer’s platform for dusk-lit cityscapes, or a floating venue for a small celebration, the yacht converts the harbour into your own coastal playground.
Practical details: check tide charts and harbour regulations for mooring at protected sites, book well ahead for weekend summer dates, and confirm exactly what amenities and guest limits are included in your reservation. This is Sydney Harbour from the best possible seat. Bring a compact binocular set, a refillable water bottle, and cashless payment means; check with the operator about alcohol policy, child amenities, and accessibility to ensure the itinerary matches your group. Peak viewing is at dusk and morning; book early for weekends and holiday periods to secure preferred departure times. Enjoy.
easy.
2–8 hours.
Suitable for most visitors; some mobility required for boarding and short shore walks.
Confirm exact guest limits with the operator at booking—yachts of this size typically host small private groups comfortably, but caps vary by layout and safety rules.
Catering options vary; check the booking page or ask the operator about included amenities and whether you can bring your own provisions.
Yes—crew usually select sheltered anchorages and deploy a swim platform; they’ll brief you on safety and currents first.
Many family groups book yachts like this; confirm child life‑jacket availability and any age restrictions with the operator before booking.
No—the charter is crewed, so guests don’t need technical skills; just follow crew guidance for safety and shore transfers.
Departure locations vary—confirm booking details for the exact marina or wharf and plan transport into Sydney central or Circular Quay as needed.
Sydney Harbour sits on the ancestral lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, with shoreline sites used for millennia.
Use reef-safe products, avoid single-use plastics, and follow crew guidance to minimize disturbance when anchoring near sensitive foreshore habitats.
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