Group fit
Choose a yacht for the way your group travels
Space to gather, somewhere to retreat and a comfortable cabin for everyone. Choose around the people who will be on board.
In this guide
Give everyone the space they need
Six adults wanting three double cabins need more than a yacht that sleeps eight. Check the beds and bathrooms as well as the guest limit. Think about children staying near parents, anyone who needs easier access, and where people can find a quiet moment.
- Who can share, and who needs a private cabin?
- Do any children need to sleep near parents?
- Are stairs, water access or bathroom arrangements likely to matter?
- Where can quieter guests step away from the group?
Picture an ordinary day aboard
Is everyone up early for a swim, or lingering over breakfast? Do you want long lunches at anchor, diving, time ashore or a mix? Share the moments you are looking forward to so the yacht and route suit the way your group likes to travel.
Choose what matters most
One yacht might offer more cabin privacy; another more space to eat together on deck. Decide which details matter most to your group, then compare a few suitable options around those priorities.