Find your kind of yacht.

Motor yachts: a flexible coastal escape

A motor yacht can suit travelers who value deck space, indoor comfort and flexibility between ports. Vessel design and cruising speed vary widely. Ask about actual fuel assumptions and comfortable cruising conditions for the route being proposed.

Catamarans: room to settle in

A catamaran’s twin-hull layout can offer separated cabins and generous communal space. Sailing and power catamarans provide different experiences, so be specific about what appeals to you. Layout, boarding access and crew accommodation are important details to compare.

Sailing yachts: the journey is part of it

A sailing yacht suits guests who enjoy time under sail and a closer connection to wind and water. Cabins and decks may feel different from an equivalent-length motor yacht. Discuss experience levels, comfort preferences and crew requirements honestly.

Service is a separate decision

Yacht type does not tell you whether meals, a captain, a chef or additional crew are included. Clarify what crewed, skippered and bareboat mean in each proposal. Bareboat acceptance depends on the operator’s qualification and experience requirements.

Choose the right fit

Compare cabin arrangements, bathrooms, shade, dining space, water access and the practical needs of your group. Ask for current specifications and photographs of the actual vessel before booking. Our campaign images illustrate a travel mood and are not vessel listings.