Photo Credit: K.Pickering, Sydney Out Back
I’m really pleased with the boat we’ve chosen for Sydney Out Back, which we’ve named the “MV Ku-ring-gai Chaser”.
I knew, when I first saw it, that it was perfect for Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park cruising; but it keeps exceeding my expectations.
It’s meticulously maintained – although we are making improvements for our cruises – and, like most twin-hulled motor catamarans, it’s very safe, roomy and stable.
Photo Credit: K.Pickering, Sydney Out Back
At 50ft, it’s also spacious with lots of indoor and outdoor viewing areas to explore, observe and simply get comfortable. Even with a capacity tour on board, you can still find your “own space”, which is important when everyone wants a good view of Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park.
Whether standing on the Marlin board or sitting in its shaded, open-air Marlin Lounge, I grin foolishly every time I see those “bubbles” (the wake). If you enjoy being on the water, you will love this part of the boat.
Photo Credit: K.Pickering, Sydney Out Back
Of course, it’s really all about Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, which is magical. Whether you’re looking through the large windows from the cabin, or upstairs in the covered, open-air Skipper’s Lounge, or standing on our unique bow-riding platform, everyone will be able to enjoy the spectacular scenery and enjoy the air infused with salt spray and eucalypt.
While the waterways are protected within Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, some people may find it harder to get their sea legs.
What tips and tricks can you offer to help visitors fend off sea/motion sickness so they can enjoy the experience to its fullest?