Using the multiple search philtres, you can select the yacht(s) most suited to your needs, operating in the area that you wish to cruise in, before specifying the ideal dates for your charter and submitting your enquiry to us for processing.

Chartering a yacht involves various different costs, sometimes included ‘all inclusive’ in the charter rate and sometimes charged as extras ‘+ all expenses’ or ‘inclusive (exceptions)’.
Some examples of elements which may be charged as extras are fuel, dockage charges (which are the charges made by marinas and some anchorages), utility charges when consuming them, charter cancellation insurance, the cost of some or all food and drink, various facilities, services and toys (e.g. diving equipment and lessons). This list is not comprehensive!
You need to bear all of the above in mind in the context of what you want to do and where you want to go on your charter.
Obviously if you want to be cruising from place to place every day you might be covering significant distances, which would have a consequential effect on the amount of fuel used - unless you are in a sailing yacht and the wind is sufficient to get you there! Alternatively, if you want to remain in a harbour or marina enjoying the local environment, marina charges might be significant depending on where you are.