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Sea Ray Rendezvous Comes Full Circle
More than 280 Sea Ray owners and their friends gathered aboard 42 luxury Sea Ray cruisers that were rafted up in a circle for the third Andrew Short Marine Sea Ray Rendezvous in NovemberA popular bushland retreat nestled among the valleys of the Royal National Park at Port Hacking was the weekend home for more than $25 million worth of recently sold Sea Ray craft. Guests were chauffeured out to their pre-assembled boats on the Saturday morning from the Andrew Short Marine base at Yowie Bay Marina aboard a Sea Ray Sundancer.
The weekend included a host of activities, including boating workshops and a fishing competition.
The weekend was a resounding success. The protection offered by the hills of the Royal National Park provided a protected anchorage at South West Arm. Guests even had a preview of the largest Sea Ray to come to Australia, the new Sea Ray 60.
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