RHEMTIDE

## Rhemtide — a classic 76-footer with two Australian seasons Rhemtide carries the signature of Jack Hargraves, a name that means something to anyone who knows American motor yacht design. Her lines are unmistakably of their era: purposeful, well-proportioned, built when a yacht was expected to look as good from a distance as from her own aft deck. A refit completed in 2025 opened up her interior volumes, giving her the light, uncluttered feel expected of a modern charter yacht while leaving her character intact. Her cruising programme is genuinely dual-season. Through the peak months she works Sydney Harbour — the Opera House, the headlands, the harbour beaches that only make sense from the water. When the southern winter arrives she repositions north to the Whitsundays, trading the city skyline for coral-fringed anchorages and empty stretches of sand. Few yachts on the Australian market give guests that choice within a single charter portfolio. ### Accommodation Three cabins accommodate six guests: the owner's cabin, plus two cabins fitted with twin beds. Detailed bed configuration available on request. ### Life aboard The main deck saloon is the yacht's centre of gravity — wide, bright, and arranged so that it works equally well for a slow morning with coffee and the papers or a full table of guests at cocktail hour. The finishes are considered rather than showy, which suits a yacht of this pedigree. One deck up, the open-air entertaining area is where most charters end up spending their evenings. Generous seating, uninterrupted views on all sides, and enough space to serve properly: a seafood spread as the light goes, or drinks with the Sydney skyline as the backdrop. It is a layout that lends itself naturally to celebrations — a birthday, a corporate reception, a wedding party — without the yacht ever feeling like a venue rather than a yacht. ### Crew and service Rhemtide charters with a professional crew whose job is to make the logistics disappear. Menus, timings, tenders ashore, the moment a table needs to be reset before guests notice — all handled quietly, in the background, which is the only way it should be. For those weighing up a Sydney Harbour charter or a week among the Whitsundays, Rhemtide offers a rarer proposition: a classic hull, a recently refreshed interior, and a genuine choice of two of Australia's finest cruising grounds.