Term charters
A week. A coastline. A vessel that becomes home.
Term charters
We do not list four thousand yachts. We represent the ones we would put our own families on. Vessels chosen for their captains as much as their interiors, with itineraries shaped by people who have actually chartered the routes.
A week in the Bahamas →The Caribbean in season →All destinations →
Seasons
Where we charter, when.
The Bahamas
October through May. Bimini, Eleuthera, the Exumas, the Abacos.
The Eastern Caribbean
December through April. St Barts, Anguilla, the Grenadines.
Western Mediterranean
May through September. Côte d'Azur, Balearics, Corsica, Sardinia.
Central Mediterranean
June through October. Amalfi, the Aeolians, Sicily, Sardinia.
The fleet
A quiet roster of motor and sailing yachts between eighty and two hundred and forty feet.
We share the full roster privately. Vessels move between regions with the seasons, and availability changes weekly. Tell us when and where, and we will present three or four options worth considering.
How it works
Three conversations, then the water.
01
An honest brief
We talk first — about the people on board, the kind of week you want, the things that have annoyed you on past charters. No checklists.
02
Three or four vessels
We present a short list. Each option includes the captain, the crew, the deck plan, and the itinerary we would actually run.
03
The week itself
Once a vessel is chosen, we handle the contract, the provisioning brief, the dietary specifics, and the shoreside logistics. You arrive, the rest is taken care of.
Questions we get
Term charters, answered
How long can a term charter run?
From a long weekend to several weeks. Most Bahamas itineraries run 4-7 days; the Caribbean deserves a full week per island group.
Where can we go?
South Florida, across to Bimini and the Exumas, and through the Caribbean in season — see our destination guides for real itineraries.
What's included on a term charter?
Full crew, provisioning arranged from your preference sheet, and route planning handled before you board.
How far ahead should we book?
For high-season weeks (December-April), several months — vessels position seasonally and the best weeks go first.
Speak with us
A week, well planned.
Tell us when, where, and the kind of week you have in mind. We respond personally — three or four vessels worth considering, usually within the day.