The Sea, Entirely on Your Terms

A Private Yacht Puts You in Charge of the Itinerary

No fixed schedule, no shared itinerary with three hundred other guests, just your group, a crew, and a route built around where you actually want to be each morning.

Ecuador

Galapagos

There's a version of the Galapagos most travelers never get to see, the one you reach by small yacht rather than a crowded day-tour boat. On board, you'll have a private, spacious cabin, meals prepared specifically for your group, and excursions led by naturalists who know these islands as well as anyone alive. Mornings might mean snorkeling alongside sea lions. Afternoons might mean standing a few feet from a giant tortoise in the highlands. Either way, the pace is yours.

Costa Rica

Quepos

Costa Rica changes entirely once you see it from the water instead of the canopy. A small yacht charter along the Pacific coast means private beaches most visitors never reach, coral reefs without another boat in sight, and a level of comfort, private cabins, meals prepared on board, a waterslide off the back deck for the kids or the kid in you, that a land-based itinerary simply can't match.

Around the World

The World is Your Oyster

The Greek Isles, Croatia's Dalmatian Coast, and the wider Mediterranean are made for this kind of travel. A private charter here means waking up somewhere different every morning, choosing your own pace between islands, and having a crew that already knows which quiet cove is worth the extra hour of sailing. Whether it's a romantic escape, a family trip, or a milestone celebration, the region does the rest.

A private charter is the closest thing travel offers to a blank page. You decide whether today is a swimming day or a sightseeing day, whether you want to anchor somewhere quiet for lunch or pull into a harbor town for the afternoon. I build the route, the crew relationship, and the logistics around how you actually want your days to feel, not around a fixed schedule someone else set.
A private yacht charter starts around $3,500 per person, though the right number depends entirely on the region, the season, and the size of your group. Let's talk about what you have in mind, and I'll help you figure out what's actually possible.