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SEA EAGLE
April & May 2026
Autumn- transition from Wet to Dry Season (rain decreasing, humidity dropping)
The Warranty period at Orams Shipyard marks an important stage of the Sea Eagle's journey. Systems are checked, standards confirmed, and preparations completed.
June & July 2026
Summer / Dry Season (Relatively dry for this region)
Auckland to Port Vila, Vanuatu – 1,200nm (4.5 days)
Vanuatu is the South Pacific at its most untamed.
A scattering of volcanic islands where ancient traditions, hidden anchorages and raw natural beauty exist side by side.
Anchor beneath the smoking crater of Mount Yasur, dive the legendary SS President Coolidge wreck off Espiritu Santo, or witness the extraordinary land diving ritual on Pentecost Island — a tradition that predates modern bungee jumping.
Between June and October, humpback whales migrate through these waters, adding another layer of magic to days spent exploring rainforest trails, secluded beaches and vibrant coral reefs.
Wild, remote and deeply authentic, Vanuatu offers a rare sense of discovery — especially when paired with the wider cruising grounds of Fiji.
New info:
Charter potential:Able to charter in this area. Currently being promoted to our clients and the industry. Focusing on Fiji which we recommend for a wider market.
Medium to high demand (if Fiji also offered).
Humpback whale migration June-October
Events:
July 11 Le Trail Pacific Energy https://www.vanuatu.travel/en/things-to-do/events/event/74-le-trail-pacific-energy
August 2026
Dry Season (June–Sept; more favourable for cruising)
Vanuatu (Luganville) to Solomon (Nendo) – 300nm (1 day)
Raw, remote and wildly beautiful, the Solomon Islands remain one of the South Pacific’s last true frontiers. More than 900 islands scattered across deep-blue waters, where jungle-covered peaks, coral-ringed atolls and untouched anchorages reward those willing to venture further.
Dive WWII wrecks off Guadalcanal, explore vibrant reefs alive with seasonal fish spawning aggregations, and visit villages where tradition still shapes daily life. During the dry season, conditions are ideal for discovering this extraordinary cruising ground at its clearest and calmest.
Unusual, untamed and far from the charter mainstream, the Solomon Islands pair naturally with neighbouring Papua New Guinea for a deeper exploration of the South Pacific beneath the surface.
New info
Charter potential: Low demand. We can promote to clients and industry but it is an unusual destinationCharter permitted – currently no tax or regulation set up. Unusual, remote destination so typically low demand. Suggest and currently offering nearby PNG as an option as well to capture wider enquiry net.
Dry Season
Large reef fish spawning aggregations (often linked to lunar cycles)
September & October 2026
Dry season in much of Indonesia (good cruising and diving weather)
Solomons(Noro) to Komodo – 2,400nm (9 days)
Sailing into Indonesia, we enter a world of breathtaking contrasts. From the dragon-inhabited isles of Komodo to Bali’s temples and vibrant arts, each island reveals its own story. Lombok offers pristine beaches and towering volcanoes, while nearby islands remain quiet sanctuaries where traditional fishing villages and timeless customs endure. Indonesia is celebrated for its rich history shaped by ancient kingdoms and the spice trade, as well as its warm hospitality and spiritual depth. Here, culture, nature, and legend intertwine—making every landfall a chance to witness beauty both mythical and real.
Sea Eagle is not available for charter in Indonesia.
New info:
Charter potential: Chartering not permitted on non-Indonesian flagged vessels
Osprey to be shipped from Solomon Islands to Indonesia
November 2026
Inter-monsoon / Transition (Hot, humid)
Indonesia to Singapore – 1,000nm (3.5 days)
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.
new info:
(1 month on the dock – annuals)
December 2026
Phuket - Start of Dry Season / NE Monsoon (Nov–April, best time to visit)
Singapore to Phuket – 600nm (2 days)
Begin in Phuket, where turquoise bays, jungle-draped islands and vibrant waterfronts set the scene. Cruise through Thailand’s southern islands to discover hidden lagoons, untouched beaches and Moken sea gypsy villages where life still moves with the tides.
Dive the Similan Islands between December and April for the chance to encounter whale sharks and manta rays among some of the region’s richest marine life. Back onshore, bustling markets, exceptional cuisine and restorative Thai wellness rituals bring a different kind of indulgence.
Wild yet effortless, Thailand pairs naturally with nearby Malaysia and Langkawi for a broader Southeast Asian cruising experience.
New info:
Charter potential: Medium. Chartering now permitted in Thailand, subject to licensing, tax and immigration laws. Could therefore promote for this area. Suggest also offering nearby Malaysia / Langkawi as an option to widen net and simpler legality for charter.
Whale sharks & manta rays (Similan Islands) Dec–Apr
January 2027
Dry Season (Dec–April; best diving and cruising conditions)
Phuket to Myanmar – 160nm (14 hours)
Myanmar’s Mergui Archipelago feels suspended in time. A remote scattering of more than 800 islands in the Andaman Sea, where dense jungle spills onto untouched beaches and nature still dictates the rhythm of daily life.
Whale sharks occasionally pass through these tropical waters, while sea turtles nest along deserted shores hidden far from the modern world. Wild, atmospheric and largely untouched, the region remains one of Southeast Asia’s most elusive natural landscapes.
New info:
January: Myanmar (Mergui Archipelago)
Charter potential: International yachts can not charter freely in Myanmar. Not recommended at the moment due to political unrest.
Whale sharks (occasional, Andaman Sea seasonal movement), Sea turtle nesting (remote islands).
February & March 2027
West Coast – Dry Season
East Coast – End of Monsoon
Phuket to Langkawi – 120nm (10 hours) and Langkawi to Tioman – 540nm (2 days)
Malaysia reveals two distinct sides of Southeast Asia. On the west coast, Langkawi’s limestone cliffs, mangrove forests and emerald islands unfold beside vibrant night markets and quiet beachfront hideaways. To the east, Tioman offers something slower and wilder — dense rainforest, crystal-clear water and coral reefs alive with colour.
Rich in contrast and natural beauty, Malaysia pairs effortlessly with neighbouring Thailand, where the journey between Langkawi and Phuket brings together some of the region’s most spectacular island scenery.
New info
Charter potential: Medium. Generally, charter is not permitted on foreign flagged yachts in Malaysia. Charter only permitted if Thailand also incorporated. Suggest we promote for Langkawi – Phuket charters.
March & April 2027
Cool dry Season
Tioman to Vietnam (Ha Long Bay) – 1,200nm (4.5 days)
Ha Long Bay feels almost otherworldly. Thousands of limestone karsts rise dramatically from emerald-green water, their hidden caves, jungle-covered cliffs and quiet lagoons shaped by centuries of wind and tide.
Coastal dolphins move through these waters year-round, while the bay’s rich biodiversity thrives both above and below the surface. Misty mornings, floating fishing villages and towering rock formations give the landscape a stillness that feels entirely unique to northern Vietnam.
Ancient, atmospheric and endlessly cinematic, Ha Long Bay remains one of Southeast Asia’s most iconic natural wonders.
New info:
Charter potential: Nil due to legalities. Due to strict cabotage laws international yachts are not permitted to undertake charter / commercial activity in Vietnam currently
Coastal dolphins, Cave & karst biodiversity (year-round stable)
Osprey would not visit Hong Kong – depart for Palawan
April 2027
Start of Wet Season (April-Sept)
Vietnam to Hong Kong – 450nm (1.5 days)
Hong Kong is a city of striking contrasts. Towering skylines and neon-lit streets give way to quiet bays, forested islands and hidden beaches scattered across the South China Sea.
Beyond the energy of the city, nature reveals itself in unexpected ways. In the waters of the Pearl River Estuary, the rare Chinese white dolphin moves through the haze-coloured sea — one of the region’s most remarkable wildlife encounters.
Fast-paced yet deeply atmospheric, Hong Kong blends urban intensity with moments of complete escape.
New info:
Charter potential: Low demand. International yachts are currently permitted to charter in Hong Kong, permissions required but the local government are generally open to commercial charter activity on international super yachts.
Chinese white dolphins in Pearl River Estuary
May 2027
End of Dry Season
Hong Kong to Coron, Palawan – 740nm (2.5 days)
Palawan feels impossibly untouched. A long emerald island scattered with more than 1,700 smaller islets, where limestone cliffs rise above crystal-clear water and empty white-sand beaches stretch far beyond sight.
Dense rainforest cloaks the island’s mountainous interior, while beneath the surface, vibrant marine life thrives. Whale sharks pass through Philippine waters between November and May, sea turtles nest along remote shores, and elusive dugongs still inhabit Palawan’s quiet seagrass beds.
From the vast underground rivers of Puerto Princesa to hidden lagoons and towering karst formations, Palawan captures the wild beauty of the Philippines at its most extraordinary.
NEw info:
Charter potential: Charter of foreign-flagged vessels is generally not permitted. Strict cabotage laws allowing only locally flagged vessels to operate commercially.
End of Dry Season
Whale sharks (Donsol) Nov–May, Sea turtles nesting year-round (peak rainy season in some areas), Dugongs in Palawan seagrass beds (rare but resident)
June 2027
Malaysian Borneo (Kota Kinabalu side) - Dry Season (March–Oct)
Palawan to Kota Kinabalu (Borneo) – 300nm (1 day)
Sabah is where rainforest, reef and wildlife collide in extraordinary ways. On the northern edge of Borneo, dense jungle gives way to white-sand islands and waters alive with marine life.
Orangutans move through ancient rainforest year-round, while pygmy elephants and Irrawaddy dolphins inhabit the region’s rivers and coastal wetlands. Offshore, the waters around Sipadan are renowned for whale sharks, sea turtles and vast swirling schools of barracuda.
From the spice-filled markets of Kota Kinabalu to the wild landscapes surrounding Mount Kinabalu, Sabah feels untamed, biodiverse and deeply connected to the natural world.
New info
Osprey to be shipped to Fiji
Charter potential: Low Demand.Depends on where in Borneo as national law of each state applies.No foreign flagged charter permitted in the Sabah region (as part of Malaysia)
Wet year round, but drier in May-September
Orangutans (Borneo Sabah) year-round, Irrawaddy dolphins (Borneo rivers/coasts), Whale sharks (Sabah waters)
July - October 2027
Dry Season
Kota Kinabalu (Borneo) to Fiji – 4,000nm (14 days)
The Pacific Islands unfold as a world of volcanic peaks, coral atolls and endless blue horizons. From the rich traditions of Tonga and Vanuatu to Fiji’s vibrant reefs, the remote beauty of the Solomon Islands and the French-inflected charm of New Caledonia, each island group offers its own distinct rhythm.
Between July and October, humpback whales migrate through these warm South Pacific waters, bringing extraordinary wildlife encounters to an already remarkable landscape. Hidden waterfalls, dense rainforest, untouched beaches and crystal-clear lagoons define a region that still feels wonderfully far removed from the modern world.
Wild, soulful and deeply restorative, the Pacific Islands capture the South Pacific at its most authentic.
New info:
Charter potential: Medium demand – high if including French Polynesia. Charter permitted in all but New Caledonia. – can promote this to clients and the industry
Humpback Whale migration
November 2027
Wet Season
New Caledonia to Carins – 1,200nm (4.5 days)
Australia reveals nature on an extraordinary scale. Remote coral reefs, vast stretches of untouched coastline and ancient rainforest landscapes shape a destination that feels both wild and cinematic.
Along the eastern seaboard, humpback whales migrate through warm Pacific waters each year, while the Great Barrier Reef teems with vibrant marine life beneath the surface. Beyond the coast, red desert landscapes, tropical islands and laidback beach towns create a striking contrast between wilderness and effortless sophistication.
Bold, sun-drenched and endlessly varied, Australia captures the spirit of adventure unlike anywhere else.
New info:
Charter potential: Medium demand – high if including French Polynesia. Charter permitted in all but New Caledonia. – can promote this to clients and the industry
Humpback Whale migration
December 2027
Wet Season - dive friendly
Cairns to Raja Ampat – 1,400nm (5 days)
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.
Info:
Charter potential: Nil due to legality. Charter not permitted on foreign flagged vessels in Raja Ampat
Wet Season but dive friendly
Highest global reef biodiversity, Turtle nesting year-round, Dolphins, frequently seen on crossings, whale sharks year round
January & February 2028
Dry Season
Raja Ampat to Palau – 550nm (2 days)
Palau to Palawan – 890nm (3 days)
During the Northern Hemisphere summer, the BC coast is at its prime for exploration. Protected waters, abundant daylight, and mild weather create ideal conditions for cruising, revealing dramatic fjords, lush temperate rainforests, and hidden coves. This season allows for leisurely exploration of the coastline, wildlife encounters, and immersion in the region’s rich maritime heritage, making it a highlight of any Pacific voyage.
Sea Eagle is not available for charter in the USA or Canada.
New info:
Charter potential:Foreign flagged charter permitted in Palau but not the Philippines.Process for legal foreign flagged charter in Palau is extensive, lengthy and very expensive (Dunia Baru just did it). Typically not worth it unless plan on spending at least one full season.
Dry Season
Occasional whale migration through Micronesia, Turtle nesting year-round
March & April 2028
Northern hemisphere spring - comfortable conditions in many Japanese coastal areas.
Raja Ampat (Indonesia) to Tokyo (Japan) – 2,300nm
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.
new info:
March & April: Japan
Charter potential: Low demand.Generally charter is not permitted on foreign flagged vessels due to strict cabotage rules preserving the rights of domestic vessels including chartering. However the situation is evolving and charter may be feasible in time.Local agents are promoting it to superyachts as open to foreign flag charter but requires a bareboat charter agreement and is a complicated system – potentially putting the owner at risk. Further investigation required.
Cherry Blossom season
Humpbacks (Okinawa winter breeding Jan–Mar), Massive bird migration (spring & autumn flyways)
May 2028
Late spring - good timing to cross North Pacific heading to British Columbia
Tokyo (Japan) to Vancouver (Canada) – 4,000nm (Long Crossing)
Departing Tokyo, Sea Eagle embarks on a direct great-circle crossing of approximately 4,000 nautical miles to Vancouver. Late spring offers ideal conditions for this North Pacific passage, with milder weather and calmer seas improving the timing and safety of the long crossing. This leg marks a significant milestone in the journey, bridging Asia and North America while traversing one of the world’s vastest oceans.
Sea Eagle is not available for charter in the USA or Canada.
New info Charter potential: Currently only duty-paid, Canadian registered vessels can charter in British Columbia (or Canada)
June 2028
Dry Summer
British Columbia is wilderness at its most dramatic. Ancient pine forests, glacier-fed fjords and mist-covered mountains stretch along a rugged Pacific coastline where nature still dominates the horizon.
Orcas, humpback whales and sea eagles move through these cold northern waters, while secluded inlets and remote coastal communities give the region a quiet sense of isolation. Far from the pace of modern life, British Columbia feels vast, untamed and deeply restorative.
Raw beauty, endless scale and true wilderness define Canada’s wild west coast.
Charter potential: Currently only duty-paid, Canadian registered vessels can charter in British Columbia (or Canada)
July 2028
Dry Summer
Vancouver to San Fran – 900nm (3 days)
LA to Mexico - 850nm (3 days)
The west coast of North America moves to its own rhythm. From the fog-covered hills of San Francisco to the golden beaches of Los Angeles and the laidback energy of San Diego, California blends cinematic coastline with effortless urban culture.
Further south, Mexico shifts the mood entirely. Desert landscapes meet turquoise water, hidden coves give way to vibrant coastal towns, and long summer days unfold beneath clear Pacific skies.
Throughout the season, humpback whales feed offshore while sea lion colonies gather along rocky stretches of coast year-round. Bold landscapes, ocean wildlife and a sense of endless summer define this stretch of the Pacific.
Charter potential: Strict cabotage rules. PVSA and Jones Act framework apply – foreign flagged and foreign built vessels can not carry passengers commercially in US Waters
Dry summer
Humpbacks (summer feeding), Sea lion colonies year-round in US waters
Events:
The Los Angeles 2028 Summer Olympic Games
August 2028
Cool dry season
Mexico to Galapagos – 1,800nm (6.5 days)
The Galápagos feel unlike anywhere else on earth. A volcanic archipelago shaped by isolation, where wildlife exists in extraordinary abundance and often with little fear of humans at all.
Giant tortoises roam the highlands, blue-footed boobies perform their unmistakable courtship dances along the shoreline, and hammerhead sharks gather in remarkable numbers during the cool season. Sea turtles and dolphins move through these protected waters year-round, while marine iguanas, sea lions and rare birdlife turn every island into its own living ecosystem.
Raw, elemental and deeply immersive, the Galápagos remain one of the world’s greatest natural encounters.
(Best nature and wildlife)
Charter potential: Medium. Yes — foreign‑flagged vessels can charter in the Galápagos, but only under one of the world’s most tightly regulated permit systems(permits are rarely given and are usually the result of a substantial donation to the work of the National Park and involvement in a local scientific project).
Cool dry season
Giant tortoises (seasonal inland movement with rains), Blue-footed boobies breeding cycles, Hammerhead shark aggregations (cool season), Dolphins and sea turtles year-round
September - December 2028
Galapagos to Georgia – 2,600nm (9 days)
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