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Finally the evening news has something positive to report! Marriage equality has finally enacted with a resounding majority. Any Boat is a supporter of marriage equality and to celebrate yesterday’s great news, we are offering something extra for everyone!!

For all of those people that are looking to get married, we’ve tried to put together some ideas from the proposal to the reception! If you haven’t popped the question yet, why not consider something on La Dolce Vita?

Still looking for something to do this new years eve? Well the longer you leave it, the less options you will have to choose from. At Any Boat though, we have one of the largest selections of New Years Eve cruises on offer. For smaller groups, the best and most cost effective option is to go for a ticketed new years eve cruise. Prices for ticketed new years eve cruises range from $400 to $799 per person.

It's fast approaching that time of year where the Work Christmas Party rules the social calendar, and the focus in the workplace shifts from clients and budgets to what to wear and who to bring. And rightly so!

7 things you can do on your next work Christmas Cruise that will make a memorable evening on Sydney Harbour with your work colleagues that little bit more....entertaining.

That's right! All you water and boating enthusiasts in New South Wales can now download a digital copy of you boat license. This is great news and follows the rollout of digital registrations too! It's quite amazing the number of licenses and permits that are issued every year. There are more than 760 categories that the state of New South Wales issues permits for totalling a vast 23 million! Digital licenses really lighten the wallet! And that's not in a monetary sense. How great would it be to get rid of a few of those cards in your wallet.

It's that time of year again! If you are responsible for organising your work Christmas party then here are the top 5 super yacht options for you to consider this year. If the scales are tipping more in favour of luxury and really making an impression over price, then you are really going to appreciate this post! For the most of us that have a budget to stick to, there's nothing wrong with dreaming a little and aiming high for next year.

The first Sunday in September is fast approaching! Father's Day! It's that day of the year where we get to show appreciation for the contribution that fathers make to their children's and family's lives. No more socks and ties! It's time we said thanks to Dad with something a bit more unique and memorable.

Why not treat dad with a day out on the Harbour? Whether it's a lunch or dinner date for two somewhere by the water, or a larger family gathering, we've put forward some options for you just to make your decision that little bit easier.

Every Dinky-Di Aussie has some fond memories of playing in the sand as a youngster. What better way to celebrate those memories than by commemorating this Friday 11th August 2017 as world Play In The Sand Day! Whether you were playing in a sandbox at your local park or building castles at the beach, this day is all about getting back out there and re-living those fantastic memories.

Is Australia about to welcome a new super yacht? John Symond is getting ready to accept delivery of his newly constructed Mega Yacht Hasna. Exciting news for John but also very exciting news for all of us with an interest in super yachts! With six double cabins, she can accommodate twelve very important guests in absolute comfort and luxury.

Darwin's beer can regatta day was held yesterday with all its usual and customary colour and fanfare. The event has been running since 1974 when over 60 competed and about 22,000 people attended the event. At the time, that was almost half of Darwin's population! So what is the Darwin Beer can regatta day all about? Well in 1972, Swan Breweries asked Paul Rice-Chapman to come up with a "Water" festival to help promote the brand. What could be more Aussie than a beer can regatta to celebrate and promote a beer company? Nowadays, the event has a very family friendly focus and feel about it although the large crowds haven't forgotten the history behind it.

Wednesday 5th July is recognised as World Bikini Day! The origins of the modern bikini as we know it can be attributed to French engineer, Louis Reard. It has been suggested that the bikini was named after Bikini Atoll, where post war nuclear testing was taking place. Originally labelled as quite risqué, the bikini has matured to become a symbol of female individuality and expression.