Length
Guests
Cabins
December 2025 - March 2026
- 121.5Hours
- 12Knots
- nightCruise
- 1455Nautical Miles
December, January & February
New Zealand
North Island - Auckland and the Bay of Islands
Millennium Cup, Auckland
31 January - 03 February
Season
Summer / Dry Season (Best time – warm and settled weather)
Set sail amid the sheltered emerald waters of the Hauraki Gulf, home to over 50 islands scattered like gemstones around Auckland.
Discover secluded coves, vibrant marine life, and Maori heritage sites on Rangitoto, Devonport, and Waiheke.
In the Bay of Islands, steeped in Māori and European history—including the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi and sites like Russell and Kerikeri—you’ll step into New Zealand’s birthplace.
Sailing in December and January offers idyllic conditions for water-sports, beach BBQs, or cultural visits.
Join the electric atmosphere of the Millennium Cup Regatta (31 Jan - 03 Feb), with Sea Eagle being the largest yacht in the regatta. Sparkling waters, friendly competition and sunset celebrations make this one of the world's most welcoming yacht races.
FEBRUARY
New Zealand
Marlborough Sound & Fiordland
Season
Summer / Dry Season (Relatively dry for this region, though Fiordland is one of the wettest parts of NZ year-round)
In February, immerse yourself in two contrasting realms of South Island cruising. The Marlborough Sounds, a labyrinth of lush waterways, hidden inlets, and native bush, offers calm anchoring and forested hikes. Explore remote beaches, kayak among tranquil bays, or visit local vineyards with sea views and award-winning Sauvignon Blanc. Further south, Fiordland’s world-renowned drama unfolds: deep glacial fjords, gushing waterfalls cascading from sheer cliffs, and wildlife-rich waters. Navigate Milford, Doubtful, or Dusky Sounds with vantage points only accessible by yacht. Candlelit nights under Southern Cross, interspersed with optional guided kayak trips, scenic hikes like Key Summit, and encounters with fur seals and bottlenose dolphins—this is yachting as remote wilderness immersion.
March
New Zealand
Fiordland
Season
Summer / Dry Season (Relatively dry for this region, though Fiordland is one of the wettest parts of NZ year-round)
March is the peak season for exploring Fiordland’s breathtaking remoteness. Your yacht will drift into ethereal fjords cast in mist, along sheer cliffs carved by ancient glaciers. Visit Milford and Doubtful Sound where waterfalls tumble hundreds of metres into mirror-like waters. Experience the haunting silence, broken only by tuis, waterfalls and dolphins. Discover Māori legends framing this dramatic landscape: Te Rua-o-te-Moko—“Pit of Tattooing”—and the story of Tūtū-te-raki-whānoa carving these deep valleys with his adze. Cruise to remote anchorages where you may glimpse seals lounging or—perhaps—follow whispers of elusive moose rumored in the ancient forest . It's a cinematic journey into New Zealand’s mythic heart.
April 2026 - June 2026
- 279.5Hours
- 12Knots
- nightCruise
- 3352Nautical Miles
April
Fiji
Lau Group
Season:
Transition from Wet to Dry Season (rain decreasing, humidity dropping)
Far from the main tourist routes, the Lau Islands are Fiji’s best-kept secret. This remote archipelago reveals a slower, more sacred pace of life. Visit traditional villages where time-honoured customs like the sevusevu welcome ceremony are still practiced. Snorkel untouched coral gardens, dive cathedral-like sea caves, and witness the influence of ancient Polynesian and Tongan heritage. With minimal infrastructure, this is a destination for true voyagers—a rare chance to step back in time and immerse yourself in raw, authentic island life.
May
Vanuatu
Season:
Transition / Start of Dry Season (May–Oct is best cruising season)
Vanuatu is a world of living tradition and primal beauty. From anchoring near the smoking crater of Mount Yasur on Tanna Island to diving the SS President Coolidge—a WWII wreck now home to thriving marine life—this archipelago captivates at every turn. On Pentecost Island, experience the ancient ritual of land diving, a predecessor of bungee jumping, performed during the yam harvest. Visit villages where kastom culture thrives, complete with fire-walking and sand drawing. Amid all this cultural richness, Vanuatu also offers secluded anchorages, waterfall treks, and warm island hospitality. It's adventure, heritage, and heart—woven into one unforgettable voyage.
Espiritu Santo is the largest island in Vanuatu, offering beautiful beaches, world-class diving sites like the SS President Coolidge wreck, and lush rainforests.
June
Solomon Islands
Season
Dry Season (June–Sept; more favourable for cruising)
Raw, remote, and wildly beautiful. The Solomons are an untouched chain of over 900 islands scattered across the South Pacific — a diver’s paradise and an explorer’s dream.
Expect jungle-covered peaks, WWII wreck dives, and villages where time stands still. Navigate through coral-ringed atolls, volcanic islets, and deep-blue anchorages far from the charter crowd.
From Guadalcanal to Gizo, every stop feels like discovery. The Solomon Islands aren’t just off the beaten path — they are the path.
July 2026 - October 2026
- 545.5Hours
- 12Knots
- nightCruise
- 6545Nautical Miles
July & August
Japan
Season:
July - Rainy Season (Tsuyu, esp. in southern Japan), start of Typhoon Season.
August - Summer, hot & humid
A place of contrasts and quiet power. Japan offers glassy anchorages, precision design, and deep-rooted culture. Cruise from temple-lined coastlines to art islands and neon cities.
Explore the subtropical beauty of Okinawa and the Yaeyama Islands — coral reefs, white sand, and warm-water diving. Or thread the calm channels of the Seto Inland Sea, where cherry blossoms meet world-class architecture.
Impeccable marinas, respectful hospitality, and a sense of order make Japan a standout for serious cruisers. Tradition runs deep. So does the adventure.
September
Malaysia
Borneo, Sabah
Season
Malaysian Borneo (Kota Kinabalu side) - Dry Season (March–Oct)
Indonesian Borneo - Mixed conditions, but Sept generally drier
In Sabah, luxury meets the wild. Begin your adventure by cruising the calm waters off Kota Kinabalu, before venturing inland to the UNESCO-listed Kinabalu Park. Spot wild orangutans and pygmy elephants along the Kinabatangan River, or visit the renowned Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre. Offshore, anchor near Sipadan Island—often ranked among the world’s top dive sites—for close encounters with sea turtles and swirling barracuda. Markets brim with spices, jungle fruits and Malay-Chinese flavours, while island stops like Gaya and Lankayan offer white-sand serenity. Sabah is Borneo distilled: bold, biodiverse, and breathtaking.
October
Singapore and Anambas Islands
Season
Inter-monsoon / Transition (Hot, humid)
Begin with the futuristic pulse of Singapore—where rooftop gardens, Michelin-starred street food, and cutting-edge art offer urban indulgence at its finest. Then, retreat into the Anambas Islands, one of Indonesia’s most secluded cruising gems. Scattered across the South China Sea, these islands reveal vibrant reefs, hidden lagoons and powder-soft beaches. Kayak through mangrove forests, dive vibrant coral walls, or simply anchor in a deserted cove for starlit dining. The contrast is extraordinary: morning espressos in the city, followed by sunset swims in sapphire lagoons. It’s seamless, high-contrast cruising for those who want it all.
November 2026 - January 2027
- 292.5Hours
- 12Knots
- nightCruise
- 3508Nautical Miles
November
Thailand and Myanmar
Phuket and Mergui Archipelago
Season
Phuket - Start of Dry Season / NE Monsoon (Nov–April, best time to visit)
Mergui Archipelago - Dry Season begins
Start in Phuket’s turquoise bays and sail north into one of yachting’s last frontiers: Myanmar’s Mergui Archipelago. With over 800 barely inhabited islands, this region offers surreal isolation. Expect untouched white sands, jungle-draped hills, and Moken sea gypsy villages where life unfolds by the tides. Kayak into hidden lagoons, dive reefs teeming with macro life, and spot rare marine species like manta rays or whale sharks. Thailand’s south brings contrast—vibrant markets, Thai massage, and world-famous cuisine. In one itinerary, balance spa-like relaxation with true wilderness cruising.
December
Philippines
Palawan island
Season
Dry Season (Amihan Northeast Monsoon) begins – pleasant weather
According to CNN, "Picking a favourite beach in the Philippines is like trying to pick a favourite child", but they still selected Palawan as the home of the country's finest stretches of sand. Palawan lies between the South China Sea and the Sulu Sea. More importantly, it’s orbited by 1,700 smaller islets that bob in crystal clear waters. Much of the island’s 2,000km coastline is uninhabited, so there’s always an untouched white sand beach to call your own. On land, thick emerald forests cloak steep mountain ranges. Hardcore adventurers can scale the 1,585m ‘Cleopatra’s Needle’ with an experienced guide and porters. Below ground, crew can lead a kayak trip through the awesome caverns of the St Paul Subterranean River, the world’s second longest underground watercourse.
January
Palau
Season
Dry Season (Dec–April; best diving and cruising conditions)
Palau is a diver’s dream and a conservation triumph. With over 1,400 species of fish and countless coral varieties, its waters are a living aquarium. Glide through the iconic Rock Islands—limestone islets rising from electric-blue seas—or dive Blue Corner, where strong currents attract sharks, turtles and barracuda. Snorkel in Jellyfish Lake, where millions of stingless jellyfish float in eerie silence. On land, discover WWII relics, ancient monoliths, and rich Micronesian heritage. As the world’s first shark sanctuary, Palau blends ecological reverence with raw, natural beauty—making every moment feel rare and sacred.
Sea Eagle not offered for charter in Palau.
February 2027 - April 2027
- 399.5Hours
- 12Knots
- nightCruise
- 4794Nautical Miles
February
Indonesia
Raja Ampat
Season
Dry Season / Calm Seas (Oct–April best time for diving and cruising)
Raja Ampat is an underwater Eden and island-hopper’s dream! Tucked away in Indonesia’s far east, this remote paradise is home to kaleidoscopic coral reefs, gin-clear waters, and more fish species than anywhere else on Earth. Above the water, jungle-cloaked limestone islets rise dramatically from turquoise lagoons—perfect for paddleboarding, diving, or simply soaking up the magic. Wild, untouched, and utterly breathtaking, Raja Ampat is where nature shows off.
Sea Eagle not offered for charter in Indonesia.
March
Australia
Sydney
Season
Late Summer / Start of Autumn (Warm and generally dry)
Your Sydney adventure starts when you meet the yacht in the heart of Sydney at Jones Bay Wharf. Holding echoes of its former life as a symbol for early Australian foreign trade, the classical lines of the structure are a fitting introduction to Sydney’s charm.
Your crew will make you welcome as you motor under soaring Sydney Harbour Bridge for your first glimpse of the Opera House, and then on into the sprawling inner harbour while they serve your first lunch onboard.
Pulling into Farm Cove, Mrs Macquarie’s chair will loom above you in the midst of the city’s botanical gardens which spill down to the water. Sydney’s hub, Circular Quay is just around the point and you’ll be able to enjoy the sight of ferries passing by on their bustling way to take commuters to and from this waterside city.
Your crew will take you by tender for a VIP backstage tour of the famous design landmark, Sydney Opera House, before it’s back to the yacht to watch the sun sink over the silhouette of Sydney’s Harbour Bridge.
April
New Zealand
Auckland
Season
Autumn / Transition to Wet Season (Weather cooling, rain likely)
Auckland is known as the ‘City of Sails’, welcoming yachts of all sizes. Explore the city. Jog around Auckland Domain Park. Take a pavement table at a buzzing café. Wander atmospheric markets. For an unrivalled view of the city and the Hauraki Gulf, experience a ‘Pacific fusion’ dinner at Orbit, the revolving restaurant at the summit of the city’s Sky Tower.
Depart from Auckland's International Airport for onward travel.