
The Private Charter
Your own crewed yacht — captain, chef and course chosen for you. The route bends to the weather, the mood and the cove you fell for, not a printed schedule.

The sea, on your terms — never the ship's.
Anyone can book a balcony stateroom. What can't be booked is the captain who reroutes for a cove no chart shows, the marina that holds the prime berth because they know us, the chef who provisions before the day-boats arrive. For four decades we've chartered private yachts and reserved the suites aboard the world's most exclusive small ships — Silversea, Regent, Seabourn, Crystal — and shaped each voyage around the only itinerary that matters: yours.
A boat changes what a coastline is. the Amalfi Coast for anchorages the road never reaches, Croatia & Montenegro for a island a day, the Tuamotus for atolls where the charter fleet does not go.
Sailing privately means the boat, the crew and the route are chosen around you. Here is when to sail each sea, how far ahead to book, …
Read the guide →Each of these is a starting point — not a package, not a fixed schedule. Your advisor reshapes it entirely around you.

Your own crewed yacht — captain, chef and course chosen for you. The route bends to the weather, the mood and the cove you fell for, not a printed schedule.

The owner's suite aboard Silversea, Regent or Seabourn — and the shore access, a private palazzo dinner, a museum after dark, that never appears in the brochure.

We drop anchor where the day boats can't follow — a turquoise bay held for a single yacht. Yours.

The Riviera's finest berths, and the doors ashore that open because the harbourmaster knows the boat — and us.
Five cruising grounds at their finest — then charted entirely around you and your crew.
Chartering a yacht is the easy part. What turns a voyage into the one you remember is access — the anchorage no chart marks, the chef who provisions for your table, the harbour kept quiet — opened through forty years of relationships, never searched or booked.
None of these were on any itinerary. Yours won't be either.
No quotes. No obligation. A conversation.
Tell a private advisor how you like to travel and they'll point you to the right starting point — or design something entirely new.