Experience ownership before you commit.
Many of our most satisfied owners chartered before they bought. Time aboard, in real conditions, tells you more about a yacht type and a cruising ground than any brochure can.
Five regions, one point of contact.
Every marker below is a real base our fleet actively charters from. Hover a marker or select a region to see marinas, seasonality and matched yachts.
When and where to charter.
From enquiry to embarkation.
Tell us your dates
Region, party size, and the two or three weeks you have in mind.
Review a shortlist
Three to five yachts genuinely available for your window, not a full catalogue.
Confirm the itinerary
Your captain proposes a route; you adjust it to taste before departure.
Step aboard
Provisioning, crew briefing and customs handled before you arrive.
Before you enquire.
How far in advance should I book?+
For peak Mediterranean weeks (July–August) and the Caribbean winter season, 4–6 months ahead secures the best yachts. Shoulder seasons can often be arranged with a few weeks' notice.
What's included in the charter fee?+
The yacht, crew and standard equipment. Fuel, food, beverages and marina fees (the Advance Provisioning Allowance, typically 25–35% of the charter fee) are billed separately based on actual use.
Can charter fees count toward a future purchase?+
Not directly, but many owners we work with used charter specifically to trial a yacht type or builder before acquiring — we factor that experience directly into the curation process.
Do I need sailing experience?+
No. Every charter is fully crewed, including a licensed captain. No experience or licence is required of guests.
Plan your charter.
Tell us your dates and region, and we’ll curate a shortlist within your budget.