

Your guide to booking the perfect vessel for Yacht Week.
You've heard us say it's the best week of your life, and you've chosen your dream destination. But how does it all come together? How do you select the perfect yacht? Here's the lowdown on exactly how you book your week at sea.

Hoist the mainsail, kick back and set out into the blue to discover something new. Immerse yourself in local culture, sample mouthwatering cuisine, stop off on secluded beaches and hike to heights that will make your heart soar.
Choose from our Monohull or Catamaran, Classic or Premium options to build the package that suits you best, offering a seamless experience.
Want to elevate your sailing experience and make it even more stress-free? We have a couple of optional extras to make it happen. Find the options in the funnel when you book.
Magical experiences and a curated crowd.

You've got questions, they've got answers. Jump on a call with our Yacht Week experts and let's get you on the water this summer.
Yes! You have two options when booking a cabin as a solo traveller.
Book a solo space in a 2-person* cabin: you will share a bed with another solo guest of the same sex. For this option, you will be matched with another same gender traveller, 2 weeks prior to your trip, and sharing the cabin. (*This shared-cabin option is only available for now in Greece and Croatia)
Book a whole solo cabin to have all to yourself: your are more than welcome to book a cabin which normally sleeps 2 guests and have it to yourself. Please be aware that the cabin rate remains the same regardless of occupancy.
Check all the options available by clicking here and selecting your preferred week and Route. For more information on the packages available for cabin booking (Classic Monohull, Premium Monohull, Classic Catamaran and Premium Catamaran) click here.
For more information or advice, please contact our customer service team and we will be happy to help.
When booking a Cabin, you have 2 options to join us as a solo traveller:
Book a Solo Spot in a 2-person* cabin: you will share a bed with another solo guest of the same sex - your cabin mate will be assigned 2 weeks prior to your trip.
(*This shared-cabin option is only available for now in Greece and Croatia)
Book a whole solo cabin to have all to yourself!
You can see all cabin prices by clicking here, and selecting your destination, date and cabin category (classic monohull, premium monohull, classic catamaran or premium catamaran).
You can read more about what is and isn't included in your cabin price here.
Need help deciding? Book a call via this link and we can discuss the best options available for you!
Drinks are not included in any booking. Food is included on some cabin bookings only.
What half-board means
Where food is included, the booking page calls it half-board. Your Host cooks breakfast and lunch every day, plus two dinners on board: six breakfasts, six lunches and two dinners across the week. Drinks, snacks and the other evening meals are not included.
Cabin bookings with food included
Classic Catamaran, Premium Monohull and Premium Catamaran cabins include a Host and half-board in the booking total. Your Host gets in touch a few days before you set sail to ask about dietary requirements and allergies, then shops for the provisions before you board. Before boarding, pick up your own drinks, including alcohol, and anything else you want for the week.
Cabin bookings without food
Classic Monohull cabins don't include a Host or food. When you arrive at the marina, head to the supermarket for the week's food and drinks, including drinking water. Remember to cover food and drinks for your Skipper too.
Full yacht bookings
Food is not included in any full yacht booking, whatever the category, Custom yachts included.
With a Host: your Host gets in touch the week before you set sail to go through dietary requirements and plan the menu. At check-in, two guests from your crew meet the Host at the supermarket, pay for the provisions and help carry everything back to the yacht. Pick up drinks, snacks and anything else you need at the same time. Your Host then cooks half-board for the week: six breakfasts, six lunches and two dinners on board.
Without a Host: when you arrive at the marina, head to the supermarket for the week's food and drinks, including drinking water. Remember to cover food and drinks for your Skipper too.
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