| Name | Image | Shipyard | Launched | Capacity | Length | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Centurion | .jpg)
|
 Aluminium Marine, Brisbane
|
2000[1]: 44 24 years old |
150[2] | 20.8m[3] | Ex. Gold Coast Ferries[4] |
| Spirit | .jpg)
|
Aluminium Marine, Brisbane
|
1997[5] 27 years old |
88[3] | 16.8m[3] | Ex. Gold Coast Ferries[4] |
| Serenity | .jpg)
|
 Bob Huntington Builders, NZ[6]
|
1998[2] 26 years old |
55[2] | 14.2m[3] | Ex. Salvation Army[7] |
| Clipper I | 
|
Q-West, Whanganui[8]
|
2002[8] 22 years old |
48[3] | 13.1m[8] | Ex. SeaLink Pine Harbour[8] |
| Splash Palace (sold in 2023) |
|
Calibre Boats, Adelaide[9]
|
2004[9] 20 years old |
24[10] 0 bikes |
11.25m[10] | |
| M.V. Belaire (sold in 2023) |
|
Calibre Boats, Adelaide[9]
|
2005[9] 19 years old |
24[10] 0 bikes |
11.25m[10] |
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