Yachting can be, and should be, comfortable.

That’s a fact, that’s a 100% guarantee.

What does comfort consist of?

Cleanliness, space, design, delicious food, beautiful views, pleasant fittings and materials, service, a shower in every cabin, self-sufficiency….

We can provide all of these elements on a yacht or a catamaran! And by the way, that really does apply not only to catamarans but to yachts as well, since you can choose a premium-class yacht that offers almost as much space as a catamaran, while adding the extra charm and elegance of sailing 🙂

Space

If space is what you value, we recommend choosing catamarans of 45 feet or more with a flybridge. The flybridge is essentially a second deck on the catamaran, perfect for sunbathing while anchored or for fitting almost the whole group together comfortably during passages between islands.

On any catamaran you’ll have your own shower and toilet in every cabin, a spacious saloon (where the kitchen is located), and a cockpit. Depending on your preferences, you can choose a catamaran with netting at the front, or one with extra cushions for sitting or lying down.

Service and food

Usually a catamaran or yacht is booked with just a captain. But we can also add a cook, hostess, or first mate. By arrangement, you don’t even have to deal with grocery shopping yourself – a menu can be agreed on in advance according to your preferences, with all the provisions for it purchased ahead of time.

A hostess can keep everything clean and tidy throughout the trip, and help the captain with mooring.

A professional cook will prepare delicious meals for you three times a day. You can also arrange for local food experts to come aboard for cooking master classes in national cuisine, or for shore-side tastings of local delicacies at stops along the route.

If you prefer to cook yourselves, the yachts and catamarans have everything you need for that. Even the base configurations include a gas stove and kitchen equipment. And in the upgraded options, you can add a grill (gas or charcoal), an ice maker, a coffee machine, or a water desalinator.

Route

A comfortable route looks different for everyone, since everyone has their own criteria for comfort.

For one client we’ll pick cozy bays for anchoring, for another – the chance to spend every night in a marina, and for someone else – simply short passages, so there’s more time to spend in coves, visiting several of them in a single day.

There are countries and routes where wind and waves are more likely, and there are others where, even when there is wind, the yacht stays sheltered from the kind of swell that could disturb our comfort.

Premium yachts

And when we talk about comfortable yachting, we shouldn’t forget about sailing yachts either. Yachts specifically, not catamarans, but in the premium segment. If a catamaran means lots of space, a sailing yacht of the right class offers elegance and style instead. A long teak-covered deck, mahogany interior finishes, carbon masts, composite sails. All of this together creates that “wow effect” that will impress not only the people around you but you yourself, every single day of the trip!

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And of course, yachts like these have large cabins, climate control, and the same comfort options as on catamarans – including the option to book a cook and a hostess. And voilà – you get a high-end hotel that moves along with you, under sail, among enchanting islands!