A morning swim, a long lunch and the freedom to spend the afternoon differently. Plan a private yacht holiday around the people you want to bring together.
A family charter has room for different ages and different ideas of a good day. Some guests may want to swim all morning while others read, rest or gather for a long lunch.
Start with who is coming, how long you have and whether you are looking for a day together or a stay aboard. We can help you explore yachts around your family.
Consider who will share a cabin, whether children need to be close to an adult and whether separate beds matter. The number of cabins is only the beginning; their layout and access can be just as useful to know.
When we follow up, tell us about any mobility needs and how comfortable each guest is with stairs, boarding and moving around the yacht.
A morning on the water, a beach visit or a quiet afternoon aboard can appeal to different members of the family. Some may want to snorkel or paddleboard, while others prefer time to relax.
Equipment and activities differ by yacht and conditions. Ask about the options for your guests' ages and experience.
Consider children's ages and any needs around meals, sleeping, water confidence or supervision. Ask about boarding, stairs, railings and safety equipment in the right sizes for your family.
Parents and carers can discuss supervision with the crew before the trip, so everyone understands the arrangements.
Explore family holiday ideasA private day charter can fit around a stay ashore. An overnight holiday means checking cabins, luggage and the pace of the route as well as the guest count.
If friends or extended family may join for a day, we can discuss both the day and overnight numbers when we follow up.
Compare group holiday ideasStart with a yacht that catches your eye, then tell us about the time you have in mind.
Start with the details that matter to your trip. We can help with the rest when you are ready to enquire.
Suitability, boarding arrangements and safety equipment vary by yacht and charter. Ask about the spaces and arrangements for the ages in your family.
Start with who will share, who needs a separate bed and whether children should be near an adult. Ask to see the cabin arrangement for each yacht you are considering.
Equipment and activities vary by yacht. Ask which are available for your dates, the ages travelling and the conditions, along with any additional costs.
Ask about the yacht's day capacity and whether a change of guests can fit your itinerary. The number who can stay overnight may be different.
Share your preferred location, dates and group size. We will follow up about yacht options, cabins and the kind of time you want together.
