How it works
Tell us about your trip: your people, your dates, your charter-fee range. A broker confirms availability and sets out the full cost in writing before anything is booked.
Tell us about your group, dates and budget, then review the plan built around them.
Start with the moments that matter: an early swim before breakfast, space for the kids to explore, a private lunch at anchor, nowhere to be after sunset.
Then add the practical details: where you want to go, when you can travel, who is coming, how long you want aboard, where you are travelling from, and your charter-fee range.
On the call, your broker asks about cabins, pace, food and anything else that matters to your group.
Forget length and cabin count for a moment. The real questions are personal: who gets which cabin? Where does the group gather? Can everyone move easily between the water and the deck? Does this yacht suit the pace you want for the week?
Your result gives you a starting point where a yacht matches. The broker checks the details with you and confirms the options that are available.
The yacht rate is one part of the picture. Route, fuel, tax, catering, drinks, berths and positioning can change the total significantly. Your broker sets out the charter fee, the advance provisioning allowance, GST and any extras in a written quote before you commit.
Once you've chosen a direction, our charter partner checks your exact dates, confirms the rate and inclusions, and provides a formal proposal. You'll see the full contract, payment schedule and terms before anything is committed.
The booking becomes firm when you sign. Until then, every quote and date hold is a starting point, and you're in control.
Our charter partner checks the requested dates and the charter rate, and looks after proposals, contracts, payments and fulfilment. Nothing is booked until you confirm in writing.
