
M.V Jasmine
A highly rated boat and cruise experience at Brunswick Heads near Byron Bay with a 4.9 rating across 51 reviews.
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Why it's worth checking out
M.V. Jasmine is a luxury floating venue on the Brunswick River in Brunswick Heads, offering a different way to experience the Byron Bay region. Its programme includes weekly afternoon and sunset cruises, brunch and long-lunch experiences, ticketed events, weddings and private charters. Cruises are designed around the river setting, with the vessel travelling past mangrove-lined banks and towards the sea, particularly atmospheric as the light changes late in the day.
The public sunset cruises combine a three-hour charter with regionally inspired small plates or canapés, signature cocktails, curated music and a rotating focus on local food and drink. The onboard style is Mediterranean-inspired, with handcrafted cocktails made using premium spirits, seasonal ingredients and locally foraged botanicals. For a more structured dining experience, the long-lunch cruise pairs a seasonal set menu with the option of wines selected by Luna Wine Store. Brunch cruises take a gentler approach, with a relaxed morning journey, artisan coffee, regional food and time to take in the waterway.
The vessel itself is an 18-metre, two-level boat custom-built for the experience. It includes an open-air upper deck with 360-degree views, a retractable canvas roof, booth seating, a marble wrap-around bar and purpose-designed interiors. The overall mood is polished but relaxed, with a soundscape of soulful grooves and easy beats rather than a conventional restaurant setting. VIP areas are available on both the upper and lower decks for guests wanting a more private section during a public cruise.
M.V. Jasmine was created as a floating cocktail bar with the feel of a private yacht, shaped by its owners’ interest in ocean life, food, cocktails and regional collaboration. It suits date nights, birthdays, visiting friends, group celebrations and corporate or brand events, with charter packages tailored to occasions including weddings, welcome dinners and recoveries. Public cruises are described as adults-only, while the morning brunch cruise is designed to welcome families and children. For a quieter visit, the brunch experience also offers a nature-focused way to see the Brunswick River and its wildlife from the water.
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Open menuSpot Score
- Reputation
- 83
- Popularity
- 52
- Information quality
- 30
- Category fit
- 70
- Freshness
- 30
Our independent editorial score — not a user rating.
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