A week, shaped around you
Start with the people, then the route. Cabin needs, time underway and your arrival plans belong in the same conversation.
Consider sleeping arrangements before comparing yacht sizes. Who can share a cabin? Does anyone need easier access around the yacht? How much space would everyone like during the day?
For a family, add the children’s ages and the pace that works for them. For friends traveling together, talk about the balance between shared time and privacy.
Choose the experiences that matter most, then leave space around them. A route can include swimming and time ashore without making every day a sequence of departures.
Keep a distinction between a place you would like to visit and a stop the plan must include. The yacht, conditions and available time all affect the final route.
Bring together the proposed yacht, cabin layout, embarkation point, dates and budget. When reviewing a quotation, ask for a clear account of what it includes and which costs remain separate.
Only then consider the travel arrangements around the charter. Confirm the yacht and embarkation details before booking flights or transfers.
Start with your dates, group size, preferred coast and yacht style. Add the one or two things you most want from the week. You can leave the rest open.
Plan your charter