Four Hours Afloat on Perth’s First Wheelchair‑Accessible Catamaran

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Four Hours Afloat on Perth’s First Wheelchair‑Accessible Catamaran

A 4‑hour private coastal charter from Hillarys aboard a custom, wheelchair‑accessible twin‑hulled boat — this guide shows what to expect and how to prepare.

Four Hours Afloat on Perth’s First Wheelchair‑Accessible Catamaran.

Duration
4 Hours
Location
Hillarys
Operator
No Limitts Pty Ltd
Category
Boat Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Set out from Hillarys on a custom‑built 7.8‑metre twin‑hull catamaran — Perth’s first wheelchair‑accessible charter — for a relaxed four‑hour circuit of reefs, harbour edges and coastline. The vessel is purpose‑designed to make time on the water available to everyone, with onboard sound, lighting and capable twin 300‑horsepower outboards that let you explore close to shore or push a little farther if conditions allow.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE VESSEL

A purpose‑built accessible catamaran

Built by Sabre Craft Marine, the 7.8‑metre twin‑hulled boat is custom made from start to finish as Perth’s first wheelchair‑accessible charter. It’s fitted with features such as surround sound, colour‑changing speakers, inboard and outboard lighting and powerful twin Suzuki engines, designed to make the ocean available to everyone.

THE WATER

Explore reefs and coastline

The four‑hour route gives you time to cruise around harbour reefs and the surrounding coastline, offering a more unhurried experience than a short introductory trip and more opportunity to take in marine scenery and sheltered waters.

THE MOOD

Laid‑back music, scenery and company

Expect a social, easygoing atmosphere onboard — music, comfortable lighting and the chance to relax on the water make this a good way for newcomers and seasoned explorers alike to enjoy a half‑day outing.

What the day feels like

What four hours on this charter feels like

The trip unfolds as a relaxed circuit: depart Hillarys mid‑morning, spend extended time looping around reefs and the harbour margin while enjoying onboard entertainment and company, then return to port — all on a craft equipped for accessibility and capable performance in local waters.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this private four‑hour charter suits — and where to take care.

1
Accessible TravelersDesigned specifically for wheelchair users and those seeking step‑free access, the vessel makes ocean outings possible for people who need accessible boarding and onboard circulation.
2
Newcomers to BoatingWith a relaxed, social pace and extra time on the water, the four‑hour tour is a gentle introduction for people who want to try a longer outing without committing to a full‑day excursion.
3
Fishing and Gear UsersCharters supply rods, reels and lures but note that these items are charged for if lost or damaged; bring any personal gear you prefer but expect replacement costs for supplier equipment if it goes missing.
4
People Prone to Motion SicknessThe operator notes that the ocean can be unpredictable and passengers should ensure they are fit to board; anyone susceptible to motion sickness should plan accordingly.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

This is a four‑hour private charter, typically departing Hillarys at 10:00am.

What to Bring

Bring a hat, camera, sunscreen and any drinks or snacks you may want; alcoholic beverages are allowed for those 18+ with ID but no glass is permitted.

Logistics & Booking

Payment is made in acceptance of the supplier’s terms and conditions; contact No Limitts Support Office for details and confirmations.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How is payment handled?

Payment is made in acceptance of the supplier’s terms and conditions; contact No Limitts Support Office for further information.

Are fishing rods and gear provided?

Rods, reels and lures are provided but are charged for if lost or damaged — the operator only charges a replacement cost in that case.

Is the boat wheelchair accessible?

Yes — this is Perth’s first wheelchair‑accessible charter boat, custom‑designed to provide accessible boarding and use of the vessel.

Can I bring alcohol onboard?

You may bring alcoholic beverages if you are 18+ and can produce ID; for safety no glass containers are permitted and it’s suggested drinks are chilled before boarding.

Am I required to be physically fit to join?

While charters are fully accessible, it is your responsibility to ensure you are fit and able to board; ocean conditions can cause sudden movements and may affect those prone to seasickness.