Est. 2004

Bare boat chartering offers so much, the minutiae does count, and with this experience we can set you up for a wonderful, bonding and tranquil experience to laugh about for years.  An enjoyable bare boat charter has three key points:

 

1. Choose a suitable Itinerary for all.  This means sailing the right way and making sure you get to your spots (anchorages) with a reasonable time to explore.  Don’t overpower, know your crew, build their skills and remove stress by being punctual.

 

2. Pace! Don’t be in a rush.  There’s a lot to see, and it’s all gorgeous. I can’t emphasize this enough.  Enjoy where you are!  Come back for more!

 

3. Food.  Plan your meals and have at least a few meals on shore. No mess and you help directly with the local economy.  There are provision packages of course, but take some time to enhance your menu.

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**** fourth goes without saying and doesn’t need a number:  Be safe!  Of the three, this
can be the dealbreaker.  Know your exit strategy if something goes awry.  I'm a big fan of the
umbrella strategy, then you know what to do.

Finding the right boat will generate better dividends…generally bigger works better
within Captain and crew manageability.

Examples: These are suggestions, and happy to discuss.
Couple > 35 to 50 foot Monohull, or 40-45-foot Catamaran
Crew of 2 > 38-to-45-foot Monohull, or 40 foot Catamaran
Crew of 3 to 4 > 40 to 45 foot Monohull, or 40-foot Catamaran
Crew of 5 to 6 > 50+ foot Monohull or 45-foot Catamaran
Crew of 6+ - 50+ foot Monohull or 45-to-55-foot Catamaran​

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Why not create a flotilla by booking multiple yachts and sailing together!  Multiple yacht charters are a ton of fun and the perfect way to bring friends and family together, whether it's a family reunion or a group of families or couples.  ​