Superyacht Charters

When you charter a superyacht over 200 feet, you’re essentially booking a private floating resort that happens to travel. These vessels come equipped with amenities you’d expect to find at a five-star hotel—think swimming pools, massage rooms, fully equipped gyms, and even movie theaters. Many feature beach clubs that open directly to the water, creating a seamless connection between yacht and sea. You’ll have multiple tenders and water toys at your disposal, from jet skis to submarines, plus the crew to manage everything so you never have to think about logistics.

The crew size alone sets superyachts apart—teams of 20, 30, or even 40 professionals working behind the scenes to run what’s essentially a small hotel. There’s a chef preparing restaurant-quality meals, stewardesses managing your comfort, deck crews handling the toys and tenders, and officers navigating to your chosen destinations. Some superyachts can accommodate helicopters, making island-hopping or quick trips to shore effortless.

What surprises most first-time charterers is how much time you actually spend living aboard rather than just cruising. The yacht becomes your home base for a week or more—a place where you can work out in the morning, have lunch poolside, get a massage in the afternoon, and gather everyone for dinner and a movie at night. The space and amenities mean different guests can pursue different activities simultaneously, whether that’s diving, spa time, or simply reading on one of the many deck areas.