Westernport Charter Trips
Step aboard Westernport Charter Trips, a beautifully restored 1988 Westcoaster 50 Cruiser (refitted in 2024) based in Melbourne, and experience the perfect blend of comfort, tradition, and adventure.
Step aboard Westernport Charter Trips, a beautifully restored 1988 Westcoaster 50 Cruiser (refitted in 2024) based in Melbourne, and experience the perfect blend of comfort, tradition, and adventure.
Discover why Rye boating charters are a favorite on the Mornington Peninsula. Set on the shores of Port Phillip Bay, Rye offers sheltered waters that make getting out on the boat smooth and inviting for all experience levels. From tranquil inshore cruising to action-packed offshore-style adventures on the right day, this destination is all about variety and easy access to memorable time on the water.
Local skippers know the bay’s channels, sandbanks, and reefy edges like the back of their hand, guiding you to productive grounds and scenic stretches you might miss on your own. Expect clear, inviting water, sandy beaches fringed by dunes, and plenty of marine life encounters—from seabirds working bait to curious seals and, in season, dolphins riding the bow wave. Calm mornings are perfect for families and first-timers, while afternoon sea breezes can add a dash of excitement for more adventurous crews.
Rye’s boating scene is built for convenience: quick launches, short runs to fishing and sightseeing hotspots, and flexible trip lengths that fit any itinerary. Whether you’re casting lures over shallow flats, snorkeling in protected coves, or simply soaking up coastal views with a picnic aboard, you’ll find a charter style that suits your pace. After docking, you’re moments from beachside walks, local eateries, and laid-back seaside vibes that round out the day perfectly.
Choose Rye boating charters when you want a blend of accessibility, natural beauty, and on-water versatility. With experienced captains, reliable vessels, and year-round opportunities to explore, Rye is an ideal base for discovering the best of the Mornington Peninsula—one nautical mile at a time.