Last Voyage of the SS Single
Bucks mission brief
Last Voyage of the SS Single logs three hours the Buck's crew won't let him forget: your own private catamaran, esky stocked before the anchor's even up, our stunner keeping the ship's morale exactly where it needs to be, and the Opera House and Harbour Bridge standing as the grandest scenery any voyage's ever sailed past. First port of call is our waterfront bar: reserved seating, a jug already poured, a bonus beer waiting for the captain of this particular disaster. Final port is our central bar, a reserved table holding the crew, each man logging his own feed, one more round on the house for the man whose voyage this actually is.
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$399.00 per person, based on 10 attendees.
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All of your package customisations will show up right here!Last Voyage of the SS Single logs its first entry the moment the crew steps aboard: your own private catamaran, esky already stowed, and a captain (the Buck, whether he's earned the title or not) who has no idea yet what's actually been charted for him.
The anchor comes up, the deck clears of anyone who isn't meant to be there, and the vessel sets off under nobody's command but your own for the next three hours. No other ship sharing the water, no other crew's business crowding the log.
Once open water's properly reached, the first drinks get poured and the crew settles across the deck, the skyline sliding by as the ship holds a course nobody's told the Buck about yet.
Ship's morale is officially in the hands of our stunner from here, and she runs the post with total authority: drinks kept full, the mood kept exactly where it needs sitting, and somehow the captain ends up the subject of every photograph taken for the length of the voyage, framed and reframed whether he's posing for it or not. The Opera House is the first landmark logged, the Harbour Bridge the second, and for a stretch the entire crew abandons ship duties entirely just to get the shot, every phone raised, the Buck caught somewhere in most of them wearing the exact expression of a man who's only just realised he's the story.
First port of call, once the ship's back at dock, is our waterfront bar, where reserved seating's already been arranged and a jug's sitting on the table before the crew's properly disembarked, plus a bonus beer logged specifically for the captain, because no voyage this significant gets recorded without one round on the house for the man it's named after. Our discounted cocktail menu is there for anyone ready to log something stronger.
Final port is our central bar, a reserved table holding the whole crew, and this is where the voyage gets its last proper entry: burger, parmigiana or pizza, each man choosing his own, matched with a beer or a spirit and mixer depending how the log's shaping up by that point. The captain gets one more round handed to him, because the man the voyage is named after doesn't buy the final round of his own send-off.
You were first mate through the entire thing: on deck for the whole voyage, behind the camera for none of it, and finally seated for a feed you didn't have to chase, plan or confirm twice. By the time that last round lands, the crew's going to want the full log read back to them, and you're the one holding the book.
The log only gets one entry per date, for one crew, and it doesn't get a second printing. Check your date before that page is already closed.