What's
included
- A professional captain on every charter
- Private Charter — the yacht is never shared
- Linens, towels and a made-up cabin
- Live availability and instant online booking
- One free reschedule if plans change
- Your own trip page: itinerary map, packing list and chat
How pricing works
Weekly cabin charters are priced per queen cabin for seven nights — a couple pays for one cabin, two couples for two, and the boat is still yours alone. Whole-boat charters are priced per night for up to eight guests, from three nights. Day charters are a flat price for the boat, for up to twelve guests. Whole-boat and day rates carry +20% in high season (15 December – 30 April) and +10% on Friday and Saturday nights; cabin-week rates are the published figures year-round. Every price is in U.S. dollars and shown in full before you pay.
What's extra
On captain-only charters you provision and cook, and food, fuel, moorings, park fees and gratuity are settled as you go. Fully crewed charters cover provisions, bar, fuel, moorings and permits through an expense allowance that is accounted for line by line. All-inclusive charters bundle the running costs into the price. Crew gratuity is always at your discretion.
Captain Only
Per cabin · per week
- Captain, vessel, linens and water toys
- You provision and cook
- Food, fuel, moorings and fees extra
- Single occupancy $•,•••
Fully Crewed Bed and Breakfast
Per cabin · per week
- Captain, chef and stew
- Housekeeping and breakfast aboard
- Running costs via expense allowance
- Single occupancy $•,•••
Half-Board All-Inclusive
Per cabin · per week
- Captain, chef and stew
- 7 breakfasts, 4 lunches and 3 dinners
- Running costs, ship's bar and provisions included
- Single occupancy $•,•••
Whole-boat charters
The entire yacht for your party of up to eight, priced per night.
| Charter | Per night | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Captain Only | $•,••• | 3–14 nights | Professional captain; you provision and cook. |
| Captain Only, Bed & Breakfast | $•,••• | 3–14 nights | Captain aboard, breakfast made each morning. |
| Fully Crewed | $•,••• | 4–21 nights | Captain and crew throughout, all meals prepared. |
| Fully Crewed All-Inclusive | $•,••• | 5–21 nights | Crew, all meals, bar, fuel and water toys. |
Day charters
Private, on a single date, departing Yacht Haven Grande. Up to twelve guests.
| Charter | Price | Duration | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Half Day | $•,••• | 4 hours | Morning (9:00) or afternoon (13:30). |
| Full Day | $•,••• | 8 hours | Departs 9:00, lunch stop included. |
| Sunset | $••• | 3 hours | Departs 17:30 for golden hour and sundown. |
| SCUBA Two-Tank | $•,••• | 5 hours | Departs 8:30. Tanks, weights and divemaster; certified divers, up to eight. |
Add-ons
| Extra | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Water toy package | $••• per charter | Paddleboards, snorkel gear and a towable. |
| Provisioning package | $••• per run plus expenses | Galley stocked to your preferences before boarding. |
| Premium bar package | $•• per guest per night | Top-shelf spirits, wine and mixers aboard. |
| Full dive gear rental | $•• per guest | BCD, regulator, wetsuit and computer. |
| Nitrox fills | $•• per guest | Enriched air for both tanks; Nitrox certification required. |
| Onboard photographer | $••• per charter | A professional shooting your charter, images delivered after. |
FAQ
What does “per cabin” pricing mean?
Our weekly charters are priced by the queen cabin rather than for the whole boat, so a couple pays for one cabin, two couples for two, and the yacht is still yours alone — cabins are never sold to strangers on the same charter. Published weekly rates per cabin are $•,••• captain only, $•,••• fully crewed and $•,••• half-board all-inclusive; a cabin with a single guest is $•,•••, $•,••• and $•,••• respectively. Cabin charters run in whole weeks (7, 14 or 21 nights).
What is included in the price — and what is not?
Every charter includes the yacht, a professional captain, and linens and towels. On captain-only charters, food, fuel, moorings, park fees and gratuity are extra and settled as you go. Fully crewed charters cover those running costs through an expense allowance; all-inclusive charters bundle them into the charter price. The quote on the booking page always spells out exactly what your selection covers.
What is the expense allowance on a fully crewed charter?
An expense allowance (sometimes called an APA) is a fund paid ahead of the charter that the captain uses for provisions, bar, fuel, moorings and permits. It is accounted for line by line; whatever is unspent at the end of the charter is returned to you, and if it runs short we will ask you to top it up.
Do rates change by season?
Yes. High-season dates and weekends carry an uplift on whole-boat charters. You never have to work it out yourself: choose your dates on the booking page and the exact total appears before you pay.
What is your cancellation and refund policy?
The full charter price is paid at booking. If you cancel more than 60 days before your charter, 50% is refunded; within 60 days of the start date the booking is non-refundable. Rather than cancel, you can move your booking to new dates once at no cost. Any amount that is not refunded is held as a credit that can be applied to a future booking or transferred to another party. If we are ever unable to run a scheduled charter, you are refunded in full.