Start with the brief
Dates, destination, guest count, preferred pace, yacht style, cabins, lunch plans, special requests and budget range make the first shortlist more accurate.
Amalfi Yacht Charter
Charter process guide
How yacht charter works
A yacht charter feels effortless on board when the process before departure is handled with discipline: destination, yacht, availability, cost, contract, guest preferences and final embarkation details.
Every broker is MYBA-member
15+ years of charter experience
Availability, contract and preference planning in one process
Clear explanation of costs before booking
Built around real charter decisions.
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Confirm the yacht and the terms
Availability, charter fee, APA, VAT, fuel assumptions, cancellation terms and inclusions should be clear before a contract is signed.
Prepare the experience
Before embarkation, the team finalizes itinerary, guest preferences, transfers, provisioning, water toys, restaurant timing and weather-aware alternatives.
How this answers the booking pain points.
Before booking
Understanding the product and choosing the right yacht
The broker narrows the field using destination, group profile, route ambition and yacht suitability.
During booking
Understanding fees and securing a clear contract
The cost breakdown and contract terms are reviewed before commitment, including APA and variable expenses.
Before embarkation
Final itinerary, preferences and weather constraints
The broker, captain and concierge team align on route, preferences, transfers and backup logic.
During the stay
Service level, privacy and execution
Crew, equipment and support are matched to the level promised during booking.
Questions before you book
What information should I send before requesting a yacht?
Send dates, destination, guest count, cabins, pickup location, preferred route, budget range, lunch style and any special requirements.
What costs should a yacht charter quote explain?
A quote should explain charter fee, APA or variable expenses, VAT, fuel, berthing, provisioning, delivery and gratuity assumptions where relevant.