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Filter by destination and class, or browse by section. Traditional Indonesian phinisi to world-class super-yachts across the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Indonesia, Thailand, South Pacific and Northern Europe.

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Yacht charter by destination

Where the fleet cruises, and how to think about each water. Every charter is fully crewed and booked direct through one concierge — tell us the destination and the dates and we shape the itinerary and quote the exact vessel, with no online-travel-agent fee.

Komodo yacht charter

Indonesia's most-chartered water: Komodo National Park, where pink-sand beaches, manta channels and the dragons themselves sit a short tender-ride from your anchorage. A traditional phinisi is the classic way to sail it — a week from Labuan Bajo takes in Padar, Kanawa, Manta Point and the quiet southern bays. Peak season is April to October.

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Raja Ampat yacht charter

The best diving on earth — West Papua's four kings, a maze of karst islands and reefs richer than anywhere in the coral triangle. A live-aboard phinisi or explorer yacht is the only real way to reach the remote dive sites; ten days from Sorong is the sweet spot. October to April is the calmest window.

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Sumba yacht charter

The wild, ceremonial island east of Bali — empty surf coasts, hidden lagoons and a culture older than memory, best reached by sea. Charters combine Sumba with its neighbouring islands and the crossing to or from Komodo. The dry months, April to October, give the cleanest anchorages.

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Bali yacht charter

Day charters and short cruises from Benoa and Serangan — Nusa Penida's Kelingking cliffs, the Lembongan channel and Menjangan's reef in the north-west. A day boat for a sunset cruise, or a phinisi for a few nights out to the Nusa islands and beyond.

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Phuket yacht charter

The Andaman gateway — Phang Nga Bay's limestone karsts, the Phi Phi islands and James Bond Island by day, or a multi-day cruise down to the Similans and the quiet south. Day charters and week-long itineraries out of Phuket and Phang Nga; November to April is the calm, clear season.

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Mediterranean & Caribbean

Beyond Asia the fleet runs the classic super-yacht waters — the French and Italian Riviera, the Balearics and the Greek islands in summer; the Caribbean's BVIs, St Barths and the Grenadines in winter. Motor yachts, sailing yachts and catamarans, fully crewed.

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Chartering a yacht: the essentials

How much does it cost to charter a luxury yacht?

Broadly: a crewed catamaran or a smaller motor yacht runs from the low tens of thousands of US dollars a week; a traditional Indonesian phinisi from roughly $30,000 to well over $100,000 a week depending on size and season; a super-yacht is several hundred thousand and up. The base rate covers the yacht and crew — fuel, food, drinks and port fees are usually additional as an Advance Provisioning Allowance, typically 20 to 30 percent. Booking direct through our concierge means no online-travel-agent fee.

What is included in a private yacht charter?

The yacht and its full professional crew — captain, chef, deckhands and, on larger vessels, a stewardess and a dive guide. A private chef cooks to your table, and watersports toys, tenders and dive gear are usually aboard. Fuel, provisioning, drinks and port and national-park fees are billed separately via the Advance Provisioning Allowance. We arrange transfers, the itinerary and any special requests.

Where can I charter a yacht through The Luxury Leisure?

Across six waters — Indonesia (Komodo, Raja Ampat, Sumba and Bali), Thailand (Phuket and the Andaman), the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, the South Pacific and Northern Europe. Our concierge matches the vessel to the water, the season and your party, from a two-cabin catamaran to a fourteen-guest phinisi or a super-yacht.

What is a phinisi?

A phinisi is a traditional Indonesian wooden sailing schooner, hand-built in South Sulawesi and refitted to full luxury — ensuite cabins, a chef's galley, sun decks and dive facilities. It is the signature vessel of Indonesian cruising and the classic way to sail Komodo and Raja Ampat.

How far in advance should I book a yacht charter?

For the prime vessels in high season — Komodo from April, the Mediterranean in summer — six to twelve months ahead. Shorter lead times are often possible off-peak or with flexible dates; our concierge holds availability the moment you decide.