FAQs

There are various airlines flying directly into St. Thomas. Airport (code STT). Flights are also daily from Puerto Rico (code SJU). Most international flights depart in the afternoon, which is convenient since your yacht charter ends at noon. Once in the USVI, short flights will take you to St. Croix.

Travel insurance is always a good idea. Major travel insurance companies can cover cancellations due to extreme weather or an Act of God, emergency medical issues, and other specific situations.  Please inquire with your preferred travel insurance company.

Crewed yachts will have internet access for you to use while onboard. Some locations have better wi-fi than others but on the whole in the Caribbean and Mediterranean you will have access. Some yachts now come equipped with Starlink.    

Yes yachts are fully air-conditioned. Generators provide power to run all systems when required. Some yachts have solar panels also. Each cabin will have individual controls so that you can set the temperate for your comfort.

Your private yacht chef caters to most special diets and allergies. We will send you a preference sheet 2 months before your charter for you to complete. Here you can list any special diets or allergies anyone in your group may have. We will forward this to your chef and then he/she can plan a menu.

Your cell phone should work in most places while on your crewed yacht charter. Set your phone to internet calling and messaging and connect to the yachts WiFi. Make sure you give our information to someone at home so that we can reach out to the crew if they are unable to contact you. All

The BVI charter yacht season runs from November through July. Here are some things to take into consideration when planning what time of year to take your crewed yacht charter. Temperatures are around 79°F from December to March and around 84°F from May to October. Expect to pay slightly higher rates during holiday weeks – Christmas,