Yacht Charter Across Europe, Matched to Your Itinerary
From compact day boats to 56-metre superyachts, every charter is scoped to your guest count, route and season, with day-rate, APA and fuel guidance set out before you book.
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Motor yachts, catamarans and superyachts across our charter network.
Destinations
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Palma de Mallorca
Valencia
Dubai
Explore Europe
Tap a city on the map to browse the local charter fleet and marinas.
Featured fleet
Sunseeker 115
A sundeck spa built for slow coastal afternoons
- 35m
- 12 guests
- 5 cabins
- 23kn
The Wellesley
Six cabins, one coastline, days not hours
- 56m
- 12 guests
- 6 cabins
Arcadia Sherpa 60
An 18-metre companion for slow coastal mornings
- 18m
- 12 guests
- 3 cabins
Precision You Can Verify Before You Book
Transparent APA and Fuel Guidance
Every quote separates day-rate from APA and fuel estimates upfront, so a week in the Ionian or a weekend off Ibiza carries no surprise line items at settlement.
Curated Access to Premium Tonnage
Our 118-yacht fleet runs from 3-metre day boats to the 56-metre Oceanco The Wellesley, selected for comfort and safety rather than volume.
Broker-Led Route and Customs Planning
Multi-day cruises crossing borders, such as Croatia into Montenegro, are planned with customs stops and mooring sequence mapped before departure, not improvised mid-week.
Discreet Corporate and Private Hosting
Corporate receptions and private family charters are arranged with the same attention to privacy and guest catering requirements, scaled to groups from a couple to twelve.
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Read →Frequently asked questions
A quick read of what most charter clients ask before booking.
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How much does a yacht charter in Europe cost?
It depends on yacht size, season, and whether fuel/APA is billed separately. Share dates and group size, and we’ll recommend options and a transparent breakdown.
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What’s included in the price?
Typically the yacht and crew are included, while fuel, port fees, and provisioning are billed separately. The exact inclusions depend on the yacht and charter format.
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How many guests can come aboard?
Most day charters are licensed for up to 12 guests cruising. Overnight capacity is usually lower, based on cabin layout and the yacht’s registration.
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When is the best time to charter in Europe?
Late spring through early autumn is generally best. Shoulder months can offer calmer marinas and better value while still delivering great weather on the water.
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Can I book last-minute?
Often yes, especially outside peak dates. Availability depends on the yacht and crew schedule, so sending your preferred dates and timing helps us confirm quickly.
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Do I need a licence?
For crewed charters, no licence is required — you book the yacht with a professional skipper and crew. Bareboat rules differ and depend on local regulations.