• Glass bottles or red wine.
• Sleeping bags or pillows.
• Shampoo or conditioner (for environmental purposes)
• Plastic Bags (They kill our wildlife and smother the coral)

If you are not sure whether or not you may suffer from travel sickness, it's suggested to take travel sickness tablets. The trained crew will assist as much as possible in making you comfortable but they are not allowed to provide you with any medication.

Ozsail  will try to accommodate all gusts who wish to travel with AP Vessel Management.

Things to consider are as follows:
• There are steps to access the vessel, similar to climbing a small step ladder. Assistance is provided.
• There are a couple of small steps on board to access the seating area. Assistance is provided.
• The toilets are accessed via steep steps below decks.
• We go sailing and we need to communicate safety information with our guests throughout the cruise. Examples, props and laminated instructions can be provided.
• We go sailing and the boat will lean while we are sailing.

Further Q&A

• Do you welcome and assist people who have challenges with learning, communication, understanding and behaviour?
Yes, on all our cruises

• Do you cater for people with vision impairment?
We welcome guests with vision impairment and can provide assistance in getting onto our vessels and seat you in a nice comfortable spot

• Do you cater for people with hearing impairment or who are part of the Deaf community ?
We welcome guests with hearing impairment or members of the Deaf Community and can provide assistance in getting onto our vessels and seat you in a nice comfortable spot.

• Do you cater for people with limited mobility?
Our pick-up location is at Coral Sea Marina, which has a walk down a ramp onto the dock, there is then 4 steps similar to a small ladder to access the vessel onto the top deck. The crew will provide assistance getting on the vessel but a small amount of mobility is required.

• Do you cater for people who use a wheelchair?
Our pick-up location is at Coral Sea Marina, which has a walk down a ramp onto the dock, there is then 4 steps similar to a small ladder to access the vessel onto the top deck, the toilets are accessed via steep steps below decks. The crew will provide assistance with getting on the vessel but mobility is required unless the guest is light enough to be able to be carried (e.g. a child). Please advise us at the time of booking so we can cater for this.

• Do you cater for people with high support needs who travel with a carer?
We welcome guests with high support needs who travel with a carer.

Originally named “Drumbeat,” Spank Me was built in Fremantle, Australia in 1989 by none other than Alan Bond. Despite her owner’s mounting financial problems, she was entered in the 1989-1990 Sydney to Hobart and not only survived the horrendous weather conditions that year but also won the race.

Sold later that year, the vessel went to another prominent real estate tycoon – this time in New York, and the vessel was relocated to the east coast of the United States to compete for the next decade as “Congere.” Donated in the late 1990s to the Naval Academy Sailing Foundation, “Congere” served as a training vessel for young American Naval sailors until she was purchased in 2001 by Spank Me Racing Corp. She continued her competitive sailing as “Spank Me BT.” Her last big race was the 2002 Newport – Bermuda Race in which she placed 3rd.

OzSail purchased the vessel in January 2004 and relocated her back to her home country of Australia. She has kept her spankingly fun name and now conducts two-day, two-night Whitsundays sailing holidays around the World Heritage-listed Whitsunday Islands and Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.

• No large backpacks or suitcases are allowed on-board our vessels. Please only bring bags the same size as an airline carry-on.
• Most hostel/hotels in Airlie beach have bag storage facilities for bigger bags.