The anchorage booking list will be updated to suit your selected criteria. 10.0 SUPERYACHTS ANCHORAGE BOOKINGS The definition of superyacht is located in the Barrier Reef Marine Park Regulations 1983. The regulations define a superyacht as a high-value, luxury sailing or motor vessel in use for sport or pleasure. Superyacht anchorages within the Whitsunday Planning Area are specifically for superyachts less than 70 metres carrying no more than 12 people, other than master and crew. NOTE: Superyachts 70 metres and must book to a Anchorage’. ‘Designated Superyachts may operate as either a private recreational or commercial user. If operating commercially you are required to have a marine parks permit and make a booking to the designated anchorage or superyacht anchorage. If the anchorage is within a Planning Area, the system will also automatically count this as a booking to the Planning Area. If you are operating recreationally you are only required to book to the anchorage. You will need to that you are operating recreationally, for further information refer to 2.0 ABOUT BOOKINGS ONLINE. NOTE: A log in will have to be obtained first please email bookings@gbrmpa.gov.au or contact the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (GBRMPA) on (07) 4750 0700 during business hours (8:30am to 5:00pm EST weekdays). 10.1 ADD A NEW BOOKING To make a booking, select Anchorage Bookings, then click the add icon ( ). A bookings window will appear. For bookings without a permit, fill in the required fields Operator Contact, Phone No., Vessel Name and Length. Choose the anchorage, a date, and time slot. Click Check Booking for availability and then save to make the booking. For Superyacht’ bookings ‘Commercial select the permit number and fill in any remaining details. Figure 69 Screenshot of the Anchorage bookings window Once you select save, the booking will appear in the anchorage bookings list. Figure 70 Screenshot of a booking in the Anchorage Bookings list 10.2 DUPLICATE BOOKINGS If the second booking has the same details as the first, but has a different date, select the copy booking icon () next to the booking you wish to copy. This will display the same details as the previous booking but automatically change the date to the following day. Select the
The anchorage booking list will be updated to suit your selected criteria. 10.0 SUPERYACHTS ANCHORAGE BOOKINGS The definition of superyacht is located in the Barrier Reef Marine Park Regulations 1983. The regulations define a superyacht as a high-value, luxury sailing or motor vessel in use for sport or pleasure. Superyacht anchorages within the Whitsunday Planning Area are specifically for superyachts less than 70 metres carrying no more than 12 people, other than master and crew. NOTE: Superyachts 70 metres and must book to a ‘Designated Anchorage’. Superyachts may operate as either a private recreational or commercial user. If operating commercially you are required to have a marine parks permit and make a booking to the designated anchorage or superyacht anchorage. If the anchorage is within a Planning Area, the system will also automatically count this as a booking to the Planning Area. If you are operating recreationally you are only required to book to the anchorage. You will need to that you are operating recreationally, for further information refer to 2.0 ABOUT BOOKINGS ONLINE. NOTE: A log in will have to be obtained first please email bookings@gbrmpa.gov.au or contact the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (GBRMPA) on (07) 4750 0700 during business hours (8:30am to 5:00pm EST weekdays). 10.1 ADD A NEW BOOKING To make a booking, select Anchorage Bookings, then click the add icon ( ). A bookings window will appear. For bookings without a permit, fill in the required fields Operator Contact, Phone No., Vessel Name and Length. Choose the anchorage, a date, and time slot. Click Check Booking for availability and then save to make the booking. For ‘Commercial Superyacht’ bookings select the permit number and fill in any remaining details. Figure 69 Screenshot of the Anchorage bookings window Once you select save, the booking will appear in the anchorage bookings list. Figure 70 Screenshot of a booking in the Anchorage Bookings list 10.2 DUPLICATE BOOKINGS If the second booking has the same details as the first, but has a different date, select the copy booking icon () next to the booking you wish to copy. This will display the same details as the previous booking but automatically change the date to the following day. Select the
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