Crewed luxury yacht charter
Chart your perfect
Mediterranean summer.
The fastest, most effective way to charter a crewed yacht — a curated shortlist in minutes, and your offer from a real, trusted broker within the hour.
How it works
From daydream to enquiry in under a minute
Region & type
Choose where you want to cruise and the kind of yacht — two taps.
A curated shortlist
We surface a handful of the right yachts, never an endless catalogue.
One enquiry
Select a yacht, leave your name, and a real broker replies within the hour.
A glimpse of the fleet
Hand-picked crewed yachts
Motor YachtARCHSEA is a 31-metre HG Yachting motor yacht available for crewed charter across the Mediterranean. She sleeps up to 9 guests across 5 cabins, served by a professional crew of…
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Motor Yacht TourCharter BALANCE, a brand-new 2026 Azimut 82 Fly, for the newest crewed yacht charter experience on the Croatian Adriatic. Fresh from the Azimut yard, BALANCE represents the…
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Motor YachtCharter BERCO VOYAGER, a 40-metre Sunseeker built in 2018, for a Western Mediterranean motor yacht charter that combines Sunseeker's celebrated sporty DNA with superyacht-level…
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Motor YachtA 72m motor yacht with exceptional long-range cruising abilities and a distinguished military background, BLEU DE NÎMES is no ordinary explorer yacht.
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Motor YachtBLUE HEAVEN is a 30-metre Bodrum Shipyard motor yacht available for crewed charter across the Mediterranean. She sleeps up to 9 guests across 5 cabins, served by a professional…
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Motor YachtLooking for an idyllic French Riviera yacht charter? Step aboard the 32.62m Custom Line CENTURION, where luxury meets adventure on the open seas.
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Mediterranean to the Maldives
The world's most rewarding crewed-charter grounds — from our home waters in the Adriatic to the Caribbean, Indian Ocean and Andaman Sea.
CroatiaDalmatian Coast→
GreeceAegean & Ionian Islands→
ItalyAmalfi, Sardinia & Sicily→
FranceRiviera & Corsica→
TurkeyTurquoise Coast & Bodrum→
SpainBalearics — Ibiza & Mallorca→
CaribbeanLeewards, Windwards & the Virgins→
BahamasExumas & island-hopping→
MaldivesAtolls & overwater luxury→
SeychellesGranite islands & lagoons→
ThailandAndaman Sea & Phang Nga→Prefer to talk it through?
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Charter, demystified
Know before you go
Straight answers from working brokers — what it costs, what the jargon means, and exactly how chartering works.
Crewed vs bareboat yacht charter: what's the difference?
A crewed yacht charter comes with a professional crew who run the yacht, cook and serve you, and needs no licence. A bareboat charter is the yacht alone, which you skipper yourself and which requires sailing qualifications. Crewed suits full-service luxury holidays; bareboat suits experienced sailors on a budget.
ReadHow much does a crewed yacht charter cost?
Crewed yacht charters are priced per week for the whole yacht. As a guide, 20–30 metre yachts run roughly €25,000–€90,000 per week, 30–45 metres around €90,000–€250,000, and larger superyachts beyond that. Add an APA of about 25–35% for running costs, plus local taxes and an optional crew gratuity.
ReadWhat is APA in yacht chartering?
APA stands for Advance Provisioning Allowance — a running-cost float, usually 25–35% of the charter fee, paid to the captain before the trip. It covers fuel, food, drinks, and port and marina fees. The captain accounts for it transparently and refunds any unspent balance at the end of the charter.
ReadWhen is the best time to charter a yacht in the Mediterranean?
The Mediterranean yacht charter season runs May to October. July and August are hottest and busiest; June and September offer warm seas, calmer anchorages and better value, making them the connoisseur's choice. May and October are quieter shoulder months. The Caribbean season is the opposite, running November to May.
ReadHow do you charter a crewed yacht, step by step?
To charter a crewed yacht: (1) choose your destination and dates, (2) set your party size and budget, (3) shortlist yachts with a broker, (4) sign a charter agreement and pay the deposit and APA, (5) complete a preference sheet for food, drinks and itinerary, and (6) board on day one and let the crew take over.
ReadMotor yacht, sailing yacht or catamaran: which should you charter?
Choose a motor yacht for speed, space and stability; a sailing yacht for a quieter, traditional experience under sail; a catamaran for stability, wide living space and shallow-water access; and a gulet for relaxed, spacious, good-value cruising in Turkey and Greece. The right choice depends on the pace and feeling you want.
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