YACHTING
Choosing a yacht for a week, not a day
The questions that matter for a week-long charter are different from the ones that matter for an afternoon.
A day on the water forgives a lot — a slightly larger boat than you need, a crew you haven't met before, a route decided that morning. A week doesn't. Cabin layout, crew experience with a specific route, and provisioning all compound over seven days in a way they never do over one afternoon.
The most useful question to ask before confirming a week-long charter isn't 'is this the nicest boat available' — it's 'will this crew and this layout still feel right on day five.' That's the question we ask on a client's behalf before anything is confirmed.
