09/04/2026
People see a $50K quote and assume it’s the boat. It’s not.
That number is a captain who’s sailed that stretch of water for years, a chef cooking to your group’s actual taste, and a boat sized correctly for the people on it — not whoever happens to be aboard because the smaller boat was already booked.
Everything you’d normally have to manage on vacation — driving, cooking, planning, deciding — handed off to people who do it professionally, every week, in these waters.
What’s the one thing you’d want a crew to handle so you don’t have to?
08/26/2026
After your first BVI charter, the question I get most is “where next?” My answer is almost always the Exumas.
Every season we compare hundreds of crewed yachts while building charter proposals for clients, and a handful always rise to the top. These are the five I’d start with for 2026 and 2027 — mostly catamarans, because the Exumas are shallow, and a catamaran opens up anchorages a deeper-draft yacht simply can’t reach.
Portfolio, Baymahni, and Location 5.8 cover families and bigger groups who want room to spread out. Mucho Gusto and Vivace are for guests who want a true motor yacht experience without giving up comfort.
Which one would fit your group? Drop a comment — happy to talk through it.
08/13/2026
Two of the most extraordinary coastlines in the Mediterranean. One summer.
Sardinia delivers the water — La Maddalena, the granite coves of the north, the Costa Smeralda without the crowds if you know where to anchor. Raw, wild, and genuinely private in the right places.
The Amalfi Coast delivers everything around the water — Positano, Capri, Ravello, the kind of scenery that makes every meal feel like a scene from a film.
The choice comes down to one question: is the sea enough, or do you want the sea and Italy all at once?
We’ve sailed both this season. We have a clear opinion on which one is right for your group.
📩 Link in bio to ask us directly.
08/05/2026
Multi-generational charters are some of the most complex trips we plan — and some of the most meaningful.
Three generations on one boat means three completely different versions of a good day. The teenager who wants to be in the water by 8am. The grandparent who wants shade and a book. The parents who just want everyone at the same table for dinner.
A crewed charter is one of the only formats that delivers all three at once, because the crew adapts around the group instead of the group adapting around a schedule.
Swipe through for what we actually look at when we’re building a week for a group like this — cabins, budget, pacing, all of it.
What’s the hardest part of planning a trip with your whole family — the schedule, the sleeping arrangements, or the budget? Tell us in the comments.
📩 Link in bio to start planning your family charter.
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