Pittwater is Australia's best cruising ground — Broken Bay, the Hawkesbury River, Cottage Point, The Basin and Palm Beach, all inside an hour of the Sydney CBD. A BSA boat share puts a premium, fully managed vessel there with your name on the ownership papers.
Protected water in almost any weather, a national park shoreline, and some of the best anchorages in the country — America Bay, Refuge Bay, Towlers Bay, the Basin. From your Pittwater berth you can be anchored for lunch at Cottage Point in half an hour, or run up the Hawkesbury for a weekend.
It's also the smartest place to co-own: Pittwater boats live on premium berths that are eye-wateringly expensive for one owner and completely reasonable split across a syndicate.
Four to eight owners share one vessel. Before each 4-month cycle, you rank the days you want; the allocation engine distributes days fairly, weighting your priorities against everyone else's. Book 1–5 consecutive days at a time — a Tuesday on the water, or a long weekend up the river — and swap with co-owners when plans change.
Between bookings, BSA's crew turns the boat over: cleaned, fuelled, checked, photographed. You'll never know anyone else was aboard.
Our Pittwater vessels are berthed at premium marinas on the western foreshore, minutes from the main cruising grounds. The exact marina for each boat is in its listing and your info pack.
Cruising grounds depend on the vessel and conditions — Broken Bay and the Hawkesbury are the home waters, and offshore passages (e.g. to Sydney Harbour) are handled case-by-case with the fleet team.
Yes — Pittwater berths put you a short cruise from Palm Beach, Whale Beach and the Basin. It's the same waterway; your boat is minutes away.