Two ways to get aboard: join or charter.
Interested in a shared yacht experience? Tell AFT what draws you in; you can come on your own without planning a charter or bringing a guest list. A private charter is available when you want to bring your own group.
Explore shared experiencesJoining a shared experience
Share your interests
Look through the shared formats and tell us what interests you, where you are based, and when you are generally available. You can apply as an individual.
AFT reviews your interest
AFT considers each application in light of the experience's purpose, potential guest mix, timing, capacity, and operating conditions. We plan around common interests and room for conversation, without promising introductions or a particular group.
We send the details if there is a fit
If there is a relevant experience, AFT can share the proposed details and invitation terms. Applying does not confirm an invitation or place.
Planning your own charter
Tell us about the group
Use the private-charter inquiry to share your market, date range, guest count, occasion, hospitality needs, and estimated budget.
We check what may work
AFT reviews the request with professionally operated partner-vessel options when the details make further planning possible.
Then we discuss a proposal
A proposal can follow once the vessel, operating details, scope, and terms are understood. An inquiry does not confirm a booking.
Before anything is confirmed
Your form starts a conversation
Every application and charter inquiry is reviewed individually. Submitting one is not an invitation, reservation, or promise of availability.
Specifics come later
Any proposed vessel, route, departure point, inclusions, price, and terms are discussed after AFT has reviewed the request and operating options.
Still have questions?
Read more about AFT, or send your plans through the inquiry form when you are ready.
Which path is yours?
Explore a shared experience with people who may share your interests, or plan a private yacht charter for your own guests.