Skippered Charter — Our Captain Drives

Most yachts have a small skipper's berth in the bow or stern. On smaller yachts the skipper sleeps in the saloon. Guest cabins stay yours.

Yes, whenever you like and the skipper agrees. You can helm, anchor and even moor. It is the easiest way to learn without signing up for a course.

Sails and navigates, runs the yacht's systems, deals with marinas, paperwork and fuel, and tells you each morning what the day holds. If you ask, they eat with you.

You do. The skipper suggests, you choose. They will say no to anything unsafe, like going out in a gale; otherwise the plan is yours.

Often, yes. They need a licence at ICC level plus VHF, and the operator must accept them. Send us their sailing CV and we ask.