Cameron Bray​

Chief Superyacht Guy – The Superyacht People
Cameron Bray graduated with a Bachelor of Business from Griffith University.

Meet Cameron Bray​

A Gold Coast native, Cameron worked extensively in the superyacht industry overseas before returning home to turn his skills to the Australian market. Cameron’s strength in the Australian superyacht industry stems from his previous roles as a superyacht captain, yacht broker, charter agent and yacht manager.

Cameron Bray graduated with a Bachelor of Business from Griffith University. His industry knowledge, combined with a Business Management degree mean yachts and charters in his care are managed impeccably, and always with an eye on the end user experience. His passion for the industry and experience focus are the driving forces behind The Superyacht People’s success.

Cameron has been the Chairman of Superyacht Queensland since 2016 and an elected committee member of Superyacht Australia committee since 2015, aiding in the growth and betterment of the Australian superyacht industry.

Why Yachting

Cameron Bray has established himself as a leading figure in Australia’s superyacht sector. With over two decades of experience, his career spans from deckhand roles serving royalty in the Mediterranean to captaining some of the world’s most prestigious yachts.

As one of the first MYBA members in Australia, Bray recognised the opportunity to bring global best practices to the region. In founding The Superyacht People, he has set a new standard for luxury yacht management, charter operations, and client service.

His contributions extend beyond business. As Chairman of Superyacht Queensland since 2016 and a long-serving committee member of Superyacht Australia, Bray has played a pivotal role in shaping industry legislation and supporting sustainable growth.

Awards & Recognition

2023 Australian Marine industry Champion
2017 Gold Coast Young Entrepreneur of the year – Hospitality
2017 Gold Coast Young Entrepreneur of the year – Tourism
Cameron Bray has won the Gold Coast Young Entrepreneur Hospitality and Tourism Award twice.

Favourite Picks

Favourite Yacht

BIG SKY – The ultimate all-rounder. Just under 50 metres and under 500 gross tonnes, her clever layout maximises every inch of space without compromise. With a shallow draft, she can access nearly any secluded bay or hidden cove, and her toy cupboard is fully stocked to keep even the most adventurous guests entertained.

Favourite Location

Greece – I recently explored some of the Greek Islands with my family and feel like I’ve only just scratched the surface. Each island offers something different—from rich history and vibrant culture to stunning landscapes and warm, welcoming people. There’s a timeless magic to it that keeps calling you back.

Outside the Office

Away from the office, Cameron Bray advocates for balance and active living. An avid cyclist, he recently participated in the London-to-Monaco charity ride supporting ocean conservation via the Blue Marine Foundation.

He also enjoys family time, playing pickleball with his children, culinary pursuits, and relaxing with a glass of wine and a spy novel.

Cameron Bray's business model allows yacht owners to recover maintenance costs through charter revenue.

Superyacht News Published by Cameron Bray​

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Inside Monaco Yacht Show 2025​

Inside Monaco Yacht Show 2025 Insights from our team on the ground at MYS 2025 Make an Enquiry Home | Superyacht News | Inside Monaco Yacht Show 2025​ Why Monaco Still Sets the Standard in Superyachting More than €4.3 billion worth of yachts, and the whole industry in one place. The esteemed Monaco Yacht Show 2025, a four-day event held in September, once again proved why it is the most prestigious stage in yachting and a premier event for industry professionals. Source: SuperYacht Times 4 Days 120 Superyachts €4.3B Collectively Valued 185K+ Steps Walked A Global Stage for Yachting’s Finest Our On-the-Ground Insights As an event of global significance, the Monaco Yacht Show stands out each year. This year’s edition highlight the very best in luxury yachting, attracting industry professionals and enthusiasts from around the world. The Superyacht People team spent four days at Port Hercules harbour – a serene setting for the event – walking the docks, inspecting next-gen yachts, and connecting with the owners, designers, and clients shaping the future of luxury at sea. The team was attending the show alongside other visitors and industry professionals. The Monaco Yacht Show is renowned for its showcase of exciting yachts, reflecting the innovative spirit and luxurious yachting lifestyle that defines the event. What Stood Out in 2025 More than 120 superyachts on display Over €4.3B in total yacht value Focus on long-range cruising and sustainable design Display of the latest water toys and cutting-edge innovations Increased interest in South Pacific and polar charter itineraries Adventure area featuring thrilling activities, luxury vehicles, and opportunities to explore beyond the yacht Innovation with Purpose A New Era of Superyacht Design This year felt more purposeful. The focus has moved from headline launches to meaningful innovation. More new builds are being designed for versatility, with ice-class or polar-rated capability that allows them to operate in both tropical and high-latitude regions. Builders are prioritising range, endurance and sustainability, reflecting a shift toward yachts that are made to explore diverse cruising grounds across the globe. Hybrid propulsion and next-generation fuel systems may have led the talking points, but the real shift was in mindset. Builders and owners are thinking beyond aesthetics, creating yachts that reflect individuality, family lifestyles, and a stronger connection to the destinations that inspire them. “The real innovation wasn’t just in tech – it was in mindset. Builders and owners are thinking long-term, designing yachts to reflect lifestyle, not just luxury.” – Cameron Bray, CEO at The Superyacht People Innovation Meets Experience Design That Reflects the Way We Live Innovation ran deeper than engineering this year. Heesen 55m “SOLEMATES”: Sleek, hybrid-ready and tailored for global itineraries. Admiral Yachts 72 by Giorgio Armani: A design-forward flagship blending high fashion and livability. Spaces that were once functional are now focal points. Bridges, galleys and lounges are designed with the same attention to detail as guest areas, creating a sense of openness and connection throughout. Discuss Opportunities The Conversations Defining the Year Ahead Key Trends Defining the Yachting Industry in 2025 Across every dock, the same ideas kept surfacing — how we travel, what drives innovation, and why connection matters more than ever. These were the recurring themes shaping conversations with captains, brokers, and builders alike: Experience-Led Design Yachts are being created around how people actually use them. Convertible spaces, family-friendly layouts, and flexible deck areas are replacing rigid, formal design. Practical Sustainability Talk around sustainability has matured. Hybrid propulsion, smarter energy systems, and reduced-waste operations are no longer ambitions — they’re becoming the standard. Exploration in Focus Explorer yachts dominated the narrative. Range, storage, and capability are top priorities, alongside a growing interest in destinations outside the Mediterranean, especially the South Pacific. Crew Continuity The best charter experiences still come down to people. Owners and clients are placing more value on long-term crew relationships that define the onboard atmosphere. Design with Depth Interiors are becoming more personal and tactile. Natural materials, softer palettes, and functional flow are redefining what modern luxury feels like. Spaces with Purpose Areas once reserved for crew are being reimagined as shared spaces. Bridges, galleys, and work zones are now designed with the same attention to detail as guest areas, reflecting a more open, experience-driven approach to life on board. The Human Element Why People Still Power This Industry For all the innovation and spectacle, Monaco always comes back to the people. The captains who share their hidden anchorages, the clients who dream bigger every year, and the colleagues you only see once in person but speak to all season long. It’s those conversations that happen between meetings, on tenders or over a quick coffee that shape what comes next. They’re the reminder that while yachts are the platform, people are the story. “Technology may push the boundaries, but trust and relationships still steer the journey.” – Halle Scott, The Superyacht Industry Professional Discuss Opportunities Stay Connected See The Full Story On Our Socials This is just a snapshot of Monaco. Head to our Instagram and LinkedIn for the full breakdown. From daily highlights and yacht tours to insider moments and the people who made this year’s show stand out. Follow Our Instagram Follow Our LinkedIn What’s Next From Monaco to What’s Next As the Mediterranean season draws to a close, the next few months will see focus shift to the South Pacific and Australia, where a new charter season is already underway. The people and insights from Monaco will now shape the months ahead, driving new charters, partnerships and opportunities across the southern hemisphere. Discuss Opportunities Let’s Talk Opportunities Monaco may have wrapped for another year, but the momentum carries on. Whether you’re exploring charter options, discussing fleet opportunities, or planning the season ahead, our team is here to connect. Related Posts

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Somewhere Between Moorea and Nowhere: Cam Onboard BIG SKY

ARTICLE | AUGUST 2025 Somewhere Between Tahiti and Bora Bora: Cam Onboard BIG SKY A seven-day trip through French Polynesia’s cruising grounds with BIG SKY and The Superyacht People Make an Enquiry Home | Superyacht News | Somewhere Between Tahiti and Bora Bora: Cam Onboard BIG SKY​ Cam, our founder, recently embarked on a relaxed seven-day charter through French Polynesia aboard BIG SKY. Hosted by The Superyacht People, the trip was designed to showcase the yacht, the crew, and the destination in their element — no set itinerary, just good people and a loose plan to explore Moorea, Huahine, Tahaa and Raiatea. Read on for a look at the week and hear from the guests on what made BIG SKY and French Polynesia so memorable. DAY 1 Moorea An early morning departure from Papeete and a comfortable 2 hour cruise across to Opunohu Bay in Moorea. We anchored in deep blue water with sheer volcanic mountains bordering you that make it feel like a scene in Jurassic Park. Breakfast on board while the crew set the yacht up ready for a day of fun, activity and enjoying the toys. Jet skis, paddleboards, sea bobs, efoil, wakeboarding and snorkelling are just some of the experiences throughout the day. After a shared style grazing lunch, we were back in the water for more activities. The day ended with cocktails in the jacuzzi and Dinner al fresco on the upper deck enjoying the freshest tuna caught that morning. First impressions? “We arrived at 3am and were still greeted with warm towels and a welcome drink. Everyone was smiling. That set the tone for the whole week.”   DAY 2 Moorea Awaken to the sounds of the tropics and enjoy coffee on the sun loungers. After breakfast we jump in the 34ft Nortec chase boat with 2 x 400hp outboard engines, for a fast ride to sting ray city. One of the most incredible experiences of my life, something truly unique with large sting rays and reef sharks swimming around you in waist deep, crystal clear blue water. With our sense of adventure sparked, we return to find the inflatable waterslide setup from the bridge deck, letting our inner child be released, this is way too much fun! The rest of the day was spent enjoying water toys, relaxing with music by the jacuzzi, and sunset cocktails on deck. A more formal dinner tonight saw us enjoy the newly refurbished dining and saloon. Late in the evening the captain ups the anchor for an overnight journey north to the island of Huahine. Trip highlight? “Every day was a highlight! Just when you think it could not possibly get any better, it does.” DAY 3 Huahine & The Motu Today brought one of the most unique cultural experiences of the trip, a private lunch on a remote motu island. The table is set in the edge of the lapping water, the tender delivers you to the shore where locals greet you and adorn you with the traditional woven head piece. Locals are playing the ukelele and singing traditional songs, the BBQ is burning coconut husks in the coals, ready to cook the fresh lobsters and fish caught on the fringing reef this morning. A day spent enjoying local games of spearing a coconut, learning to dehusk and core a coconut, tying a traditional sarong, music, dancing and the feeling of being the only people on earth. Hearts and cups are full while we reminisce about the day under the stars on the sundeck. DAY 4 Tahaa An early departure across to the neighbouring island of Tahaa, only a few hours away, so we can enter the lagoon on sunrise, quite a sight to behold as we navigate around the north side of the island inside the fringing reef. Today we explore the local activities and visit a pearl farm, home of the famous Tahitian black pearl. A local guide takes us through the vanilla farm to see how they’re grown and the care it takes to produce some of the world’s best vanilla. Sunset cocktails as we cruise to our overnight anchorage inside Ha’amene Bay, a deep water anchorage surrounded by sheer cliffs. The crew have dressed the table for a night of fun, it’s time to dance and sing to our hearts content. Favourite way to spend an afternoon? “Sitting in the jacuzzi with a drink in hand and music playing. That was my favourite time of day!” DAY 5 Raiatea It’s time for the snorkelling gear to come out again, charge up the seabobs. We’re diving down to explore the Mamado Turtle, a striking four-metre sculpture by renowned artist Evrad Chaussoy. Sitting three metres below the surface, it’s a surreal addition to the reef. Big Sky has relocated to Raiatea, so a short fast tender ride reunites us with the mothership where we change ready for lunch ashore. We visit the northern village of the island with its distinct French Caribbean feel. After lunch it’s into another incredible anchorage at Fa’aroa bay awaiting our evening departure. Departing in the dark of the night, we head south to Moorea Most memorable meal? “That motu lunch was something else! Crystal-clear water, fresh lobster, and live music on the beach.” DAY 6 Cook’s Bay This visit to Moorea sees us in Cook’s Bay, neighbouring Opunohu Bay, arriving just after sunrise. After breakfast the morning is ours to enjoy the water toys, visit sting ray city again, or relax and unwind as we near the end of the trip. Lunch is a special treat today as our crew take us in the tender a few hundred yards away to the newly opened Cooks Bay hotel. An exquisite restaurant with a private tender dock, relaxed atmosphere of feet in the sand, with a stunning wine list and menu showcasing the freshest of Tahitian ingredients. What made BIG SKY stand out? “The yacht was amazing inside and out, but the crew made the trip. They were always one

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How to Charter with kids

How to Charter with Kids: The Best Yachts & Destinations for Families

ARTICLE | JULY 2025 How to Charter with Kids: The Best Yachts & Destinations for Families Plan your family yacht charter — stress-free travel with space to roam, play and unwind. Make an Enquiry Home | Superyacht News | How to Charter with Kids Think crewed yachts aren’t for kids? Think again. These holidays blend luxury with freedom like nothing else. Spacious Cabinswith flexible layouts (ideal for siblings, nannies, or extra hands) Safety Featuresincluding childproof railings, shaded deck areas, and wide walkways Water Toyslike slides, inflatable islands, paddleboards, and jetskis for teens Crew Who Get Itwith kid-friendly meals, treasure hunts, and movie nights onboard Luxury That Works for All Ages Why Yacht Charters Work for Families Chartering a yacht with kids doesn’t mean sacrificing comfort — it just means choosing the right yacht, crew, and destination. With a setup tailored to your family, it’s one of the easiest and most enjoyable ways to travel together. From built-in entertainment to crew who truly understand what families need, a private family yacht charter gives parents room to relax while keeping kids engaged. It’s adventure, downtime, and five-star service all rolled into one. Speak to Us What to look for when chartering with kids Choosing The Right Yacht For A Family Charter The best family yacht charters start with the right vessel. From cabin layouts to crew style, small details can make a big difference. Look for family-friendly yachts with flexible sleeping arrangements, onboard entertainment, and water toys that suit all ages — and don’t underestimate the value of a crew that understands family dynamics. Whether you’re travelling with toddlers, teens, or a mix of both, there’s a yacht that fits. Best for Kids Under 10 Safe designs, shaded decks, gentle toys, calm cruising Best for Larger Families Extra cabins, big lounges, smart layouts, private zones. Explore all yachts The Best Places to Drop Anchor with Kids Best Destinations for Families When planning a yacht charter with kids, the destination is just as important as the yacht itself. Calm cruising grounds like the Whitsundays, the Mediterranean, and the Maldives offer short hops, safe anchorages, and plenty of time off the yacht exploring beaches, villages, and lagoons. For families with older kids, destinations like Greece, Tahiti, or Indonesia bring in a sense of adventure — with paddleboarding, snorkelling, and island-hopping built into the experience. View All Destinations Whitsundays Calm, protected waters and short distances make this region perfect for younger families or first-time family yacht charters. Beach-hopping, reef snorkelling, and barefoot days are what it’s all about. Explore The Whitsundays The Mediterranean The Med is a family favourite for good reason — it’s the ultimate destination for flexible, family-friendly yacht charters. The calm conditions, short distances, and a mix of culture, history, and fun. From Croatia’s charming old towns to the protected coves of the Greek Islands, it’s easy to hop between beaches, ruins, and gelato stops, all with warm weather and crystal-clear water on your side. Explore The Meditterranean Tahiti For families with older kids or teens, Tahiti is pure magic. Expect diving, surfing, paddleboarding, and plenty of adventure — all set against one of the most spectacular backdrops in the world. It’s a destination that delivers serious wow factor, with space to disconnect and explore together. Explore Tahiti Indonesia Island-hopping with a sense of wonder. From spotting Komodo dragons to snorkelling in calm lagoons, Indonesia is perfect for curious kids and nature-loving parents. Many yachts here are crewed by locals who know how to craft unforgettable onshore adventures, think beach bonfires, secret waterfall swims, and manta ray encounters. Explore Indonesia THE WHO Why Choose The Superyacht People We simplify the process — so you enjoy the journey without the jargon We’ve been crew, managers, and brokers — we know how it should feel onboard We provide MYBA-standard protection — ensuring clear contracts, escrow accounts, and fair terms for all parties We listen carefully — because your version of luxury and your vision of escape is what matters We’re always on call — before, during, and after your charter   Planning a big birthday? Bringing the whole family? Or just want to get away somewhere private and beautiful? Whatever you have in mind, we’re here to help you make it happen — from first ideas to the final goodbye. About Us Make an Enquiry Start Planning Your Family Yacht Charter Planning a charter with kids doesn’t have to be complicated. Whether it’s your first time or your tenth, we’re here to help you find the right yacht, the right destination, and the right setup for your crew — however big or small. From kid-friendly crews and shaded decks to big yachts that fit the whole family, we’ll tailor everything to suit your pace, preferences, and plans.  

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