A man has been killed in a boating crash involving two yachts on Sydney Harbour on Friday.
The collision unfolded about 6.30pm, with emergency services racing to New Beach Rd, Darling Point.
A man aged in his 50s was found with a severe chest injury and died at the scene. He is yet to be formally identified.
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“Both skippers will be subject to mandatory testing and both vessels have been seized for mechanical examination,” NSW Police said.
“Investigations into the incident have commenced.”
A report will be prepared for the coroner.
Sydney Harbour is a world-famous and “extremely busy” waterway used by a range of recreational and commercial vessels, including large ships, high-speed ferries and yachts.
“It has busy navigational channels and special rules,” NSW authorities said in a guideline for boaties using the harbour.
“The risk of collision is much higher on the harbour, so keep a proper lookout for other vessels, swimmers, marine life, hazards and seaplanes.
“Be prepared to take action to avoid a collision with another vessel. You may need to slow down to travel at a safe speed and keep a safe distance.”
Anyone with information should contact Crime Stoppers.