Half day coastal
Four hours along a shoreline you can reach before lunch, with swim stops and a cold table on deck.
Most guests arrive knowing roughly how long they want to be on the water and how much they want handled for them. These four formats cover almost every enquiry we receive, and each one can be rewritten once we know your dates.
Four hours along a shoreline you can reach before lunch, with swim stops and a cold table on deck.
A full day given over to distance, with the crossing window chosen by the captain and the anchorage by you.
A chef aboard, a menu agreed a week ahead, and a table set on the aft deck as the light goes.
Birthdays, proposals and small company gatherings, kept below deck capacity so the boat still feels like a boat.
Four steps, no auction and no holding deposit before you have seen the boat. Most charters are confirmed within two working days of the first message, and the crew is introduced before you pay a balance.
Tell us when you want to be on the water, roughly how many are coming and what the days should feel like.
We return a short list with real photographs, crew names and the trade-offs behind each option, not a catalogue.
One agreement covering the vessel, crew, fuel basis and cancellation terms. Payment follows signature, never precedes it.
Provisioning, berth fees and transfers are settled ahead. You arrive at the passerelle and the day is already running.
Rates below cover the vessel, its crew and standard fuel for the stated cruising range. Berth fees away from home port, provisioning and any chef menu are quoted separately and agreed before signature.
Up to 10 guests
Up to 12 guests
Up to 12 guests, six cabins
Four letters a year. Which boats open up, which weeks are already spoken for, and where the water is behaving. No offers, no countdowns, and one link to unsubscribe at the bottom of every one.