World Cruising Charters

Planning a voyage that crosses oceans or connects distant coastlines requires a yacht built for serious offshore work. These vessels carry the fuel, provisions, and technical systems needed to spend weeks at sea, whether you’re island-hopping through the South Pacific, cruising the Mediterranean to the Caribbean, or exploring remote destinations that standard charter yachts simply can’t reach.

What sets these yachts apart is their self-sufficiency. You’ll find advanced stabilization systems that keep the vessel comfortable in open water, desalination systems that produce fresh water at sea, and crew quarters designed for extended passages. The hull designs prioritize seaworthiness and fuel efficiency over sheer speed, while amenities like gyms, spas, and spacious outdoor areas ensure life onboard remains comfortable during longer crossings.

This type of charter appeals to guests who want to venture beyond the usual cruising grounds—perhaps following the path of the trade winds, positioning between seasons in different hemispheres, or accessing anchorages that see few other vessels. Your crew will have deep offshore experience, managing everything from weather routing to provisions planning. It’s a different pace than coastal cruising, with the rhythm of passage-making balanced by extended stays in remarkable, often remote locations.