We review each inquiry.
Applications and charter inquiries are considered individually. A submission begins a conversation; it does not confirm an invitation, booking, vessel, date, or availability.
Good days on the water start with good company.
AFT curates shared yacht experiences for people who want to meet others around common interests, without planning an entire charter or bringing a guest list. Private charters are available when you want the yacht for your own group.
Explore shared experiencesBegin with your reason for gathering.
AFT starts with what interests you, where you would like to go, and the kind of day you want to spend on the water.
Shared experiences
For shared experiences, AFT considers the format and shared interests, reviews individual applications, and plans the guest experience around conversation and good company. You can express interest on your own; you do not need to organize a group.
Private charters
For private charters, AFT develops the brief and coordinates planning with professionally operated partner vessels.
What AFT does—and what the operator does.
AFT does not own or operate a fleet. Vessel operation, crew, safety requirements, routes, and other operating details remain with the relevant professional operator and are addressed as plans develop.
AFT focuses on the guest experience: the people, purpose, planning, and hospitality around the charter.
Current markets
AFT reviews private-charter inquiries in Los Angeles, Newport Beach, and Miami. Shared experiences vary by market. Specific dates, vessels, departure details, and operating terms are confirmed only through the review and proposal process.
Nothing is booked when you inquire.
Tell us enough to understand what you have in mind. We will tell you what is possible before you commit.
See the details before deciding.
When a relevant path exists, AFT can discuss the vessel, timing, scope, and operating terms before you decide whether to move forward.
Choose your way aboard.
Explore a shared experience built around good company and common interests, or tell AFT about the group you want to host privately.