Discovering Moreton Bay through an Axopar charter.
Eyachts, the Australian home of Axopar, sat down with Captain Jeremy to talk about the boat behind Sea La Vie, the bay he never gets tired of, and why every charter is completely private.
In mid-2026, Eyachts, the distributor that brings Axopar to Australia, published a profile of Sea La Vie and the boat at the heart of it: an Axopar 24, chosen by Captain Jeremy for one reason above all. Moreton Bay can get choppy, and the Axopar's hull cuts through it. In his words: "I've owned fibreglass boats, RIBs and aluminium boats before, but this hull is magic for its size."
The article follows what guests already know. A marine biologist with environmental permits, secret sandbars shared like local knowledge, French cheeses and champagne on board, and a boat that is never shared between groups. Book it, and it's yours for the entire day.
“I feel like I'm in a Porsche, but on the water. Between the sound system, the fridge and the shower, it feels like total luxury.”
“What I offer is complete privacy. If a couple books the boat, they're not sharing it with another group.”
“I have a lot of secret spots that I share with customers. I never get tired of the bay.”
“If I catch a fish on the day, I'll make sashimi. There are lots of little touches people don't expect, and it's all included.”
The boat, briefly
The team behind the boat.
Eyachts is the exclusive Australian and New Zealand home of Axopar, the Finnish brand that redefined the adventure day boat. Captain Jeremy found Sea La Vie's Axopar 24 through them, and credits Rowan at the Gold Coast sales office and Marnie from the Eyachts team with guiding the commercial purchase from first sea trial to survey, then welcoming him into the Axopar owners' community.
The range has kept moving since. The new Axopar 38 is billed as the most customisable adventure boat ever built, and there is even an electric Axopar 25, which Rowan and Marnie sea-trialled themselves in the Mediterranean.