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ARTICLE | JUNE 2025 What Yacht Type Fits Your Travel Style? Start with how you travel. Then find your yacht. Make an Enquiry The destination might set the scene — but the yacht is what shapes the experience. Whether you’re after total relaxation, a trip filled with action, or a fun family holiday, the right yacht makes all the difference. Here’s a look at six different travel styles, with yacht types to match. For the Barefoot Explorer Destinations Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Greece If you’d rather be snorkelling than sunbathing, and love a trip that feels off the map, this is your style. Think remote coastlines, island hikes, and time in the water every day. These yachts lean into freedom — with open itineraries, laid-back luxury, and a feeling of true escape. Ideal for exploring Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, or quiet corners of Greece. WHAT TO EXPECT ON ONBOARD Tenders, snorkel kits, dive gear and a crew who know the best off-grid anchorages. The Yacht Style Sleek Motor Yachts, Sailing Phinisis, Modern catamarans View Yachts For the Style Seeker Destinations South of France, Amalfi, Whitsundays You like a yacht that looks good — and makes a statement. Design, interiors and setting all matter, and your idea of a good day starts with a spritz and ends on the sunpad. You’ll find them along the Amalfi Coast, South of France, or Whitsundays — polished, design-led, and made for serious people-watching. WHAT TO EXPECT ON ONBOARD Chic styling, beach club hangouts and a crew who keep things polished. The Yacht Style Explorer yachts, classic sailing yachts View Yachts For the Social Butterfly Destinations Whitsundays, Sydney, Bahamas You’re here for the good times — cocktails at sunset, music on deck, and a relaxed pace with great company. From Sydney Harbour to the Whitsundays and the Bahamas, these yachts are made for good times — birthdays, girls’ trips, or just because. WHAT TO EXPECT ON ONBOARD Open decks, long lunches, and a crew who know how to set the tone. The Yacht Style Open-plan motor yachts View Yachts For the Wellness Wanderer Destinations Tahiti, Greece, Maldives You want to slow down, unplug and reset. This is the kind of trip where you sleep better, breathe easier, and leave your phone on airplane mode. Cruising through French Polynesia, the Maldives or Greece, these yachts are all about balance — slow mornings, soft landings, and feeling like yourself again. WHAT TO EXPECT ON ONBOARD Deck yoga, nourishing meals, and a space that helps you switch off. The Yacht Style Spa-style motor yachts, boutique catamarans View Yachts For the Family Cruiser Destinations Great Barrier Reef, FIJI, Croatia You’re travelling as a group — kids, grandparents, or a mix of all ages — and want something that works for everyone. Whether it’s snorkelling in Fiji, cruising the Great Barrier Reef or exploring Croatia, these yachts make family time smooth and stress-free. WHAT TO EXPECT ON ONBOARD Plenty of toys, relaxed crew, and space for both quiet time and group fun. The Yacht Style Spacious catamarans, motor yachts with flexible cabins View Yachts For the Bucket-List Adventurer Destinations The Kimberley, Antarctica, Alaska You’re not here for the usual — you want remote places, big landscapes, and proper adventure. From heli hikes in the Kimberley to iceberg spotting in Antarctica and bear country in Alaska, these charters go further, last longer, and feel like something most people only dream about. WHAT TO EXPECT ON ONBOARD Zodiacs, guides, flexible itineraries and the freedom to go further. The Yacht Style An expedition yacht with serious range and support crew View Yachts Let’s Find Your Perfect Yacht You don’t need to be a market expert to navigate the charter world. You just need someone who knows it inside out. That’s where we come in—here to help you find the right yacht, the right destination, and the right time to go.

ARTICLE | JUNE 2025 Whale Season Is Here: Why Not Watch From A Superyacht? From Alaska to the South Pacific — explore the best spots for whale watching on a superyacht. Make an Enquiry Whale season is officially here, and there’s no better way to experience it than from the deck of a superyacht. Whether you’re cruising the tropical Whitsundays or the wild coastlines of Tahiti, seeing a whale breach in the open ocean is the kind of moment that stays with you. If whale watching is on your list this year, here’s where to go and when. Best time to charter: June to October Australia’s East Coast: Whitsundays & Fraser Island This is one of the best places in the world for humpback whale watching by yacht. Every winter, whales migrate up Australia’s East Coast, passing through the heart of the Great Barrier Reef. If you’re chartering in the Whitsundays, expect calm conditions, warm water and unforgettable encounters — especially around Hervey Bay and Fraser Island. Explore The Whitsundays Yachts For The Whitsundays View All Whitsunday Yachts Best time to charter: July to November French Polynesia: Tahiti, Moorea & Bora Bora If you’re looking for South Pacific yacht charter ideas, French Polynesia should be top of your list. Calm lagoons, clear visibility and warm water make it ideal for whale watching on a superyacht. Moorea is a hotspot for sightings and in some cases, swimming with whales under permit. Explore French Polynesia Yachts For French Polynesia View All French Polynesia Yachts Best time to charter: May to September Alaska Alaska is one of the most dramatic places on Earth to spot whales from a yacht. Humpbacks and orcas are frequently seen in the Inside Passage, where calm waters wind past glaciers, fjords and dense pine forests. It’s remote, raw and rich in wildlife — from sea lions and eagles to breaching whales right off the bow. Explore Alaska Yachts For Alaska View All Alaska Yachts Best time to charter: December to March The Caribbean While the Caribbean is best known for turquoise water and island-hopping, certain areas also offer excellent whale sightings, particularly the Dominican Republic’s Silver Bank and parts of the Virgin Islands. Humpback whales migrate through the region during the winter months, making it possible to spot them while enjoying a warm-weather yacht escape. Explore The Caribbean Yachts For The Caribbean View All Caribbean Yachts Best time to charter: June to August New Zealand New Zealand’s rugged coastline offers an unforgettable backdrop for yacht-based whale watching. From the Bay of Islands to Kaikōura, you’ll find deep waters and dramatic cliffs — ideal conditions for spotting whales. A superyacht charter in New Zealand blends wild landscapes with laid-back luxury. Explore New Zealand Yachts For New Zealand View All New Zealand Yachts Best time to charter: December to April Mexico: Baja California & the Sea of Cortez Known as “the world’s aquarium,” the Sea of Cortez is home to blue whales, humpbacks, grey whales and dolphins. The region’s remoteness and wildlife make it a standout for off-the-beaten-track charters, especially during the northern hemisphere’s winter months. Explore Mexico Yachts For Mexico View All Mexico Yachts THE WHO Why Choose The Superyacht People We simplify the process — so you enjoy the journey without the jargon We’ve been crew, managers, and brokers — we know how it should feel onboard We provide MYBA-standard protection — ensuring clear contracts, escrow accounts, and fair terms for all parties We listen carefully — because your version of luxury and your vision of escape is what matters We’re always on call — before, during, and after your charter Planning a big birthday? Bringing the whole family? Or just want to get away somewhere private and beautiful? Whatever you have in mind, we’re here to help you make it happen — from first ideas to the final goodbye. About Us Make an Enquiry Start Planning Your 2025 Charter You don’t need to be a market expert to navigate the charter world. You just need someone who knows it inside out. That’s where we come in—here to help you find the right yacht, the right destination, and the right time to go.

ARTICLE | JUNE 2025 State of the Superyacht Charter Market 2025: Destinations, Trends & Insights Planning a yacht charter? Start with the trends shaping 2025. Make an Enquiry Despite global economic uncertainty, the superyacht charter industry is not just steady — it’s thriving. 12,524 charters booked in 2024 Wellness & family charters on  the rise The top European summer pick for large yachts Charter bookings are up +70%  since 2021 *Based on data originally sourced from YACHTFOLIO, as published in a BOAT International article in collaboration with MYBA. What’s Fueling Growth in the Superyacht Charter Market? With more travellers booking closer to departure, shifting toward shorter trips, and exploring beyond traditional hotspots, the luxury yacht charter market is evolving quickly.  Charter behaviour is changing, with clients placing greater value on flexibility, regional expertise, and immersive experiences over size or status. Sustainability, wellness, and off-grid access are all playing a role in shaping decisions. Here’s what’s trending in 2025 yacht charters — and what it means if you’re thinking about your next escape on the water. From the Med to the Pacific: Where Charter Clients Are Headed Top Destinations for Yacht Charters in 2025 While the Mediterranean and Caribbean remain staples of the superyacht charter season, there’s growing momentum behind two standout destinations: Greece is now the #1 choice for yachts over 25m, thanks to streamlined charter regulations, improved infrastructure, and consistently strong availability. The South Pacific is experiencing growth, with destinations like Tonga, Papua New Guinea, and the Philippines seeing triple-digit increases in winter yacht charter bookings. Adventure-focused destinations such as Greenland and the Arctic are also on the rise, driven by demand for more remote, off-the-grid experiences. At the same time, clients are increasingly opting for shorter getaways and wellness-led yacht charters, a shift that reflects changing lifestyles and more flexible travel behaviour. Explore Destinations 2025’s move to mid-size yachts. Smaller Superyachts Are In: Smart Choices for Modern Charterers The average charter yacht size has dropped to 37.4m, down from 40.5m in 2016. Yachts in the 30–40m range now account for nearly a third of all new charter vessels, according to recent data. These smaller superyachts offer strong value, high-quality onboard experiences, and greater flexibility — making them increasingly popular with both new and seasoned charterers. Whether for a long weekend in the Med or an adventurous South Pacific expedition, smaller yachts are proving to be the most versatile choice for 2025. View Superyachts 30–40m: The most in-demand yacht size for 2025. WHAT CLIENTS ARE DOING What Charter Clients Need to Know for 2025 Popular destinations are booking earlier than usual. With more clients waiting until closer to departure to enquire, availability is tightening fast — especially for peak season in high-demand regions. If you’re eyeing a Greece yacht charter for summer or a South Pacific charter for winter, now is the time to start the conversation. Smaller yachts are going fast. With demand rising and a growing fleet in this range, availability is tightening — especially during peak weeks. The charter experience is evolving. From wellness itineraries to remote exploration, there’s more diversity than ever in how and where people choose to charter a yacht in 2025. Start Planning START EXPLORING Yacht Charter Destinations For 2025 Greek Islands Culture, beauty, and hundreds of islands to explore Discover Destination Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea offers diving, culture, and seclusion combined. Discover Destination Croatia Crystal waters and medieval towns, all within short cruising distances Discover Destination French Polynesia Discover slow cruising and island charm in Polynesia. Discover Destination Start Planning Your 2025 Charter You don’t need to be a market expert to navigate the charter world. You just need someone who knows it inside out. That’s where we come in—here to help you find the right yacht, the right destination, and the right time to go.