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Privacy changes the experience
Public cruises follow a fixed route and timetable. A private yacht charter starts with what your group wants from the day: skyline views, a quiet family cruise, time at anchor, a celebration or a more formal client experience. Your departure time, music and pace can be discussed before the booking is confirmed.
The yacht remains subject to its licensed capacity, navigation rules and weather conditions. Within those boundaries, a private charter offers far more control than a shared trip. It also makes pricing easier to compare because the cost is attached to the yacht and duration rather than a ticket for every guest.
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Choose by group, not by photographs alone
A larger yacht is not automatically a better yacht. Couples and small families often get more value from a compact vessel with comfortable shade and an easy swim platform. Groups planning a meal need enough seated space, while parties and corporate events need clear circulation between decks.
Use the guest and price filters to create a first shortlist. In your enquiry, mention children, elderly guests, catering plans and whether you expect everyone to sit together. Those details help the concierge recommend a comfortable working capacity rather than simply quoting the legal maximum.
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A quote you can understand
Published fleet prices are useful for comparison, but availability, seasonal demand and optional services can change the final amount. Every confirmed quote should state the yacht, duration, boarding point, route assumptions, VAT, inclusions, extras, deposit and cancellation terms.
We do not use an enquiry as permission to add surprise services. Catering, décor, photography, DJs and water activities remain optional until they are itemised and approved in writing.
