Long-Range Cruising

These are the yachts built for serious voyaging—vessels designed to cross oceans, reach remote islands, and spend weeks at sea without needing to pull into port. Their hulls are engineered for open water, their fuel tanks sized for passages measured in thousands of nautical miles, and their systems robust enough to operate independently for extended periods.

When you charter a long-range cruising yacht, you’re gaining access to destinations that shorter-range vessels simply can’t reach. Think about exploring the outer atolls of the South Pacific, crossing from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean, or anchoring off uninhabited islands where the nearest marina is days away. These yachts carry enough provisions, water-making capacity, and technical systems to support you and your guests comfortably while completely off the grid.

The experience differs from standard charters in meaningful ways. Your crew will likely have serious blue-water experience. The yacht’s layout prioritizes stability and crew efficiency alongside guest comfort. You’ll have the range to create itineraries based on what you want to see rather than what’s within a day’s cruise of the last port. For charterers who want to genuinely explore—not just hop between well-served destinations—these are the vessels that make those ambitions possible.