SUPERYACHT AUSTRALIA MAGAZINE

SUPERYACHT AUSTRALIA magazine is a high-quality must-read publication featuring editorial articles that provide up-to-date information about Australia’s superyacht facilities, our unique cruising grounds, and the product and service providers ready to engage with visiting superyachts while in and near-by to Australia. It also contains a ‘Service Capabilities’ directory section listing our members, their local contact information and the services they provide. The magazine was developed to communicate the full suite of activities within the Australian superyacht sector to the global industry and provide key industry stakeholders, captains, and owners with the most current information.

The current issue – Issue 12 – covers the years of 2024/2025 and was recently launched at the annual Monaco Yacht Show (MYS) on 25th September, 2024.  Previous issues are also available to allow for further browsing for example on Australian destination articles. 

The Superyacht Australia Magazine is distributed globally, with copies available at major international superyacht shows. It is accessible to media and superyacht industry networks worldwide and can be downloaded as an eBook below.

Superyacht Australia Magazine Issue 12 Website Landing Page

ISSUE 12 – 2024 / 2025  View the e-book version in Flipping Book here or click on the cover image. 

Issue 12 of the Superyacht Australia Magazine positions Australia and its neighbouring islands as a premier destination for superyachts, showcasing their exceptional cruising grounds, extensive marinas, shipbuilding expertise and refit services.  With a spotlight on the Asia Pacific, the issue features The Coral Triangle, Timor Leste, and Raja Ampat in West Papua. Each destination offers exceptional diving and snorkelling experiences, with the Coral Triangle boasting a Marine Protected Area, making ideal stopovers while on a journey to Australia.

A South Pacific Super Yachting map outlines two key itineraries from the Suez Canal and Panama Canal. Detailing key destination locations and journey times, it serves as an instrumental resource for yachts contemplating a voyage to the South Pacific.  For those exploring Australia’s vast coastline the magazine features the latest updates on superyacht service capabilities in Australia, showcasing marinas and new projects from refit and repair yards offering comprehensive repairs, maintenance, and haul-out facilities.  Australia truly has it all, and we invite you to come down under to experience the very best of it!  Enjoy!!

ISSUE 11 – 2023 / 2024  View the e-book version in Flipping Book here. 

Issue 11 of Superyacht Australia Magazine features the luxury Australian Baillie Lodges plus Brisbane, an incredible city preparing for the 2032 Olympics.  Fiji is featured as a cruising ground for superyachts in the South Pacific including the support services available at the marinas in Port Denarau and Nawi Island.

Updates from top superyacht marinas in Australia include Jones Bay Marina in Sydney, Coral Sea Marina Resort at Airlie Beach, and Sanctuary Cove Marina on the Gold Coast. The Refit & Repair section is complete with updates from all the top superyacht service yards on their latest projects and expansions.

Don’t miss the article on Superyacht Builders & Designers titled ‘Collaboration key to success when delivering efficiency gains’ with quotes from One2three Naval Architects; Sorgiovanni Designs; and Echo Marine Group. Delve into the hard work behind the finding of the Montevideo Maru courtesy of Silentworld Foundation and check out the Superyacht Australia events happening in 2023-2024 where Superyacht Australia team members will be attending.

Our Members’ Directories of superyacht professionals providing both services and products available in Australia are bursting with details for visiting superyachts. 

ISSUE 10 – 2022/2023 View the digital version in Flipping Book here.

ISSUE 10 of Superyacht Australia magazine covers the stunning islands of the Southern Great Barrier Reef combined with onshore activities in coastal towns; the rugged wilderness of the Sapphire Coast in southern New South Wales; plus a visit to the picturesque islands of Vanuatu in the South Pacific where diving and cultural experiences abound. 

The magazine also looks at new marinas with superyachts capabilities and services; updates from the major superyacht service and maintenance yards; the Fremantle Boat Show and Seafood Festival in Western Australia in March 2023; an introduction to ‘The Yacht Life’; and an interview with Managing Director of One2three Naval Architects, Steve Quigley on trimaran hull configuration.

Included is a recommended A-list guides that contain all the information and service contacts a superyacht may require en route to and in the South Pacific.

ISSUE 9 – 2021/2022 View the digital version in Flipping Book here.

Issue 9 of Superyacht Australia magazine front cover features 84m M/Y White Rabbit with shadow vessel 46m M/Y Charley. Both vessels were designed by Australian Sam Sorgiovanni and built by Western Australian based Echo Yachts with One2Three Naval Architects designing the hull superstructure for White Rabbit. Inside the magazine destination articles include cruising the coast of Western Australia from Esperance on the south coast through to the Kimberley and Rowley Shoals in the north accompanied by the ‘must do’ top attractions for each stopover; how and why to visit one of Australia’s hidden gems – the stunning Torres Strait Islands; and why Newcastle shines as a superyacht hub and destination. Australia’s reputation as a leading centre for marine maintenance and refit specialists also features with updates from key service providers on their more recent expansions both in footprint and capacity; and the Gold Coast eagerly awaits the opening of the Southport Yacht Club’s new megayacht berth. 

ISSUE 8 – 2020/2021 View the digital version in Flipping Book here.

Issue 8 of Superyacht Australia magazine features destinations on cruising the Sepik River on the northern coast of Papua New Guinea; article on guests looking for isolation ashore and where to enjoy luxury accommodation when visiting the Great Barrier Reef islands. For other visitors keen for an immersive Indigenous cultural experience, find out more about the Laura Dance Festival and visiting the ancient Quinkan Country rock art. Cruising the Kimberley in Western Australia also features. Australian superyacht marinas continue to expand catering for larger vessels in particular the upcoming mega-berth at Southport Yacht Club. Australia’s refit and maintenance sector is experiencing a boom across the country plus there is a list of local endorsed agents to support foreign flagged superyachts when applying for a Coastal Trading Temporary License.

ISSUE 7 – 2019/2020 View the digital version here

Issue 7 of Superyacht Australia magazine kicks off with an excellent 10-day cruising itinerary of the Solomon Islands from Captain Martin Debanks, MY Spirit. Next up is a profile on Maritime Cook Islands, a new register for ships and yachts. Don’t miss the stunning events to experience from the water on Sydney Harbour and the enticing event calendar to be part of when in Melbourne including the Australian Open and the Melbourne Cup. Tasmania is a hidden gem and one not to be missed with two stunning 7-day cruising itineraries to choose from. On the Great Barrier Reef, learn how visitors from superyachts can engage with reef scientists. Local reports, industry news and events plus lead up articles to the Tokyo Olympics and the Americas Cup; and the directory of superyacht services available is included in the rear section.

ISSUE 6 – 2018/2019  View the digital version here

Issue 6 of Superyacht Australia magazine opens with an interview with Captain Michael Gooding, MY Silentworld where he shares his favourite cruising grounds in Australia and the great work being undertaken by the Silentworld Foundation. Discover Australia’s signature experiences with information on high-end luxury lodges tucked away for adventure such as the Great Walks of Australia, and others that offer tranquility for those who prefer quieter escapes.  An update on the charter industry in Australia is also featured and includes a summary of how to book a charter for those who are new to the experience. This issue also contains a detailed 10-day itinerary for cruising the Great Barrier Reef; where to go sportfishing; an itinerary for a 4-day cruise around Sydney; and updates on refit and repair infrastructure from key shipyards and much more.