Private Port Douglas seafood lunch cruise for up to 20 guests. We offer two departures times, choose an early lunch and depart at 11.00am or a later one by departing at 1.30pm

Port Douglas Lunch Cruise Aboard an Authentic Chinese Junk Boat

This is a must do private seafood lunch cruise while you are in Port Douglas.

Enjoy a 1.5 hour sail, sit back and relax on an authentic Chinese Junk boat, abundant with charm and character, while sailing on a sightseeing journey of Port Douglas from the water.

Amazing value, including two homemade Barramundi & Crocodile spring rolls, followed by a box of freshly caught large Tiger Prawns off Port’s own trawler “Santeigo” accompanied by bread, lemon, sauce, and a complimentary drink.

Alternative non-seafood options available.

Soak up views while lunching on board an authentic Chinese Junk boat including the original Port Douglas historical lighthouse, iconic Sugar Wharf & St Mary’s Church, surrounding mountain ranges, stunning coastline up to Cape Tribulation, Low Island & Snapper Island and the wide range of boats in the Crystalbrook Superyacht Marina.

All while enjoying our delicious local produce. This Port Douglas lunch cruise is an amazing value.

Our lunch cruises in Port Douglas operate in all weather, if conditions are unfavourable, Shaolin can cruise up the sheltered waters of Dickson Inlet.

Tour Languages Offered

• English

Departs From

Port Douglas

Departure Time

11.00am or 1.30pm

Departure Instructions

• 11.00am departure - Boarding 10.45pm, Return 12.30pm
• 1.30pm departure - Boarding 1.15pm, Return 3.00pm
• We are located at Berth C3 Crystalbrook Superyacht Marina, 44 Wharf Street Port Douglas

Months of Operation

January - December

Days of Operation

Daily

Duration

1.5 hour

Available for Purchase / Hire

• Alternative non-seafood dietary options available
• Additional cost: $4 Environmental Management Charge payable per person - payable on day of travel directly on the boat

Fitness Level Required

Medium

Additional Information

• Please be aware Shaolin is an original Chinese Junk built in the 60’s and we try to keep the experience as authentic as possible.
• Access to the front deck area is a gangway along the side of the vessel, this means there are open areas with no railings leading from the cabin to the bow.
• If you have mobility restrictions, please be aware there are 3 large steps to get onboard. Seating in the saloon area is recommended.
• The Shaolin has a ladder to climb out of and into the tender, 3 steps.
• Our lunch cruises in Port Douglas operate in all weather, if conditions are unfavourable, we can cruise up the sheltered waters of Dickson Inlet.

Please bring Eftpos or cash for payment onboard for additional beverages

• Suitable for all ages
• Children are to be supervised by an adult at all times
• We cannot take prams on board and our tour is not suitable for those that are frail or restricted mobility.
• Infants and small children are welcome, but they must remain seated and under your close supervision. (Life jackets available upon request.)