Overview

Unwind aboard the Indigo 2 in a two-hour sunset sailing trip off Port Douglas where twilight hues meet calm waters and intimate coastal views. Discover why this exclusive cruise offers a peaceful, unforgettable experience away from the crowds.

Port Douglas, Queensland

Sunset Sailing

Private or public charter • 2 hours sailing in the waters off Port Douglas!

Boat Tour

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Date

Fri, Oct 17

Travelers

2

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About This Adventure

Experience an exclusive two-hour sunset sailing adventure off Port Douglas aboard the intimate Indigo 2, limited to just 12 guests. Enjoy complimentary finger food and BYO drinks as you soak in breathtaking views of Mossman Gorge at twilight, making for a memorable and serene escape from the crowds.

Come and enjoy a beautiful 2 hours sailing in the waters off Port Douglas!

Maximum of 12 passengers

Contemplating a private sunset experience? Prices start from $1090 for two hours of exclusivity.

Sailing Times:

Departure from the Crystalbrook Superyacht
Marina at 4:30pm in Summer
Returning at 6:30pm in Summer.

**Departure times vary with the seasons. Please confirm with the Captain at the time of booking.

Includes:

Complimentary Finger Food
BYO drinks

As the sun sets behind the mountains of Mossman Gorge, enjoy a drink as well as some cheese and nibbles on the foredeck of Indigo 2. Indigo 2 is the only vessel that runs a two-hour sunset cruise, giving you plenty of time to soak up the stunning twilight atmosphere. With a maximum capacity of 12 guests, Indigo 2 provides a fantastic opportunity for our guests to experience a Port Douglas sunset cruise, but without the crowds.

Adventure Tips

Bring a light jacket

Evenings on the water can get cool; pack a lightweight jacket to stay comfortable as the sun sets.

BYO drinks

You’re welcome to bring your own beverages to enjoy during the cruise alongside provided finger foods.

Arrive early for boarding

Arrive at least 15 minutes before departure to settle in and hear a brief safety orientation.

Protect your camera

Use a wrist strap or secure case to safeguard your gear on the moving boat.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Sea eagles circling overhead
Dolphins occasionally spotted near the boat

History

Port Douglas was established in the late 19th century as a port for gold fields and has evolved into a key gateway for exploring the Great Barrier Reef.

Conservation

Operators follow strict reef-safe practices and emphasize minimizing waste and disturbance to the marine ecosystem.