Yacht Syndication Australia offers a subsidised, hassle-free ownership experience for those who want to enjoy yachting without the stress of full ownership. Each vessel is placed into commercial survey, allowing it to generate income that helps offset operations and maintenance costs.

Each yacht is placed into its own company with a set number of shares. As a shareholder, you own your share outright

Every three years, shareholders collectively decide whether to sell, upgrade, or continue with the vessel

Yes, you may sell your share at any time, subject to a 5% agent fee.

Any shortfall is divided equally among the shareholders.

No. All bookings must be made through our booking system to ensure fairness among shareholders and to maintain the vessel’s ability to generate income. This safeguards all owners.

Yes. You are purchasing a share in a charter boat company, not a private luxury vessel. As such, you may be eligible for business-related tax benefits.

The member or hirer is responsible for any damage caused during their hire period.

The shareholder is responsible for any damage they personally cause.

Each vessel is insured. Any excess costs are covered by shareholders and vessel income.

Shareholders receive 36 to 40 days per year, depending on the vessel. Days are allocated quarterly.

You have access to unlimited standby days. If the vessel is available and not booked by another shareholder, you may use it.

Bookings are managed through the booking system or directly with our team. You can reserve days one month in advance, with the option to request future standby dates.

You may choose to release your day, allowing the vessel to generate income, or retain your booking.

New Year’s Eve and similar high-demand dates are reserved as premium income days. If they are not sold out, a draw will be held among interested shareholders. Alternatively, you may secure the date at a discounted purchase rate.

Costs vary by vessel size and location. Day trips generally range from $500 to $1,500, covering fuel, crew, catering, and cleaning in Sydney Harbour or the Gold Coast.

Yes. Once trained and approved by management, you may skipper the vessel yourself.

Yes, and we recommend it. A professional skipper can assist with guest care, vessel handling, and cleaning upon return.

Yes. Each destination offers catering and provisioning options, which can be tailored to your needs.