Yacht Charter

A different view. Every day.

Private time on the water, shaped around the people aboard. Start with your preferred coast, party and pace; your concierge will discuss a charter enquiry with specialist providers and the arrangements that sit around it.

EXCELLENCE yacht, official Burgess photography
EXCELLENCE yacht, official Burgess photography · Illustrative of the experience; specific arrangements are confirmed in your proposal.

Consider the possibilities

Your time on the water, thoughtfully planned.

01

Choose the life aboard

Motor and sailing yachts offer different experiences. Consider cabin layouts, shaded deck space, dining and access to the water as carefully as the exterior. Share any mobility needs early, so the shortlist reflects them.

02

Leave room in the route

An itinerary is a plan to discuss with the charter specialist and captain. The balance of passages, anchorages and time ashore should suit your party; weather and local conditions can affect the final route.

03

Understand the whole charter

The charter fee and operating expenses are distinct considerations. Ask how fuel, provisions, port charges, taxes and any delivery fees are treated. Where an advance provisioning allowance applies, your proposal should explain it clearly.

A closer look aboard

Space to live. Room to retreat.

EXCELLENCE illustrates the difference that interior space can make: Burgess lists this 80-metre yacht with accommodation for 12 guests in seven cabins. It is an example to inform your brief; availability and the proposed vessel are confirmed separately.

Main deck lounge aboard EXCELLENCE
Main deck lounge aboard EXCELLENCE
Owner’s cabin aboard EXCELLENCE
Owner’s cabin aboard EXCELLENCE

Consider the balance of shared lounges, private cabins and deck space, then discuss your party’s requirements with your concierge.

EXCELLENCE · official yacht details and photography ↗

Your concierge brief

A few details.
A clearer proposal.

Share what you know now. Your concierge will help refine the rest, with the agreed arrangements set out before you decide.

The rhythm of the trip
Begin with your preferred coastline and how long you want aboard. Quiet anchorages, time ashore and longer passages create different holidays.
Space for the party
Tell us guest numbers, cabin arrangements and any mobility needs. Share whether outdoor dining, water activities or generous social space is the priority.
A clear charter brief
The specific yacht, crew arrangements, itinerary and costs must be confirmed in the proposal. Ask how fuel, provisions, marina charges and transfers are treated.

Before you enquire

A little more
clarity.

Can a charter form part of a longer holiday?

Yes, we can discuss a hotel stay before or after your time aboard. Include your wider itinerary so the transfers and pace can be considered.

Do we need to know which yacht we want?

No. Begin with your dates, region, guest numbers and budget. If you already have a vessel in mind, include its name so we can explore availability.

Who looks after the arrangements?

You will be assigned a personal travel concierge who handles your enquiry and booking from start to finish, coordinating the agreed arrangements with the relevant providers.

Your personal travel concierge

Every detail.
Personally considered.

You will be assigned a personal concierge who handles your enquiry and booking from start to finish. Share the places you love, the people travelling and the details that matter most.

Our website is a selection. If you have something different in mind, let us know.

Official references & photography

References inform the guide and do not imply a supplier partnership.

Charter planning and expenses ↗