A day with your people.
Bring friends or family together for a birthday, dinner, reunion, or simply time away from shore.
A private yacht charter for your people.
A birthday with friends, a family day, a dinner for clients: tell us when, how many guests, and what you have in mind. We will check relevant partner-vessel options before discussing the details.
The guest list comes first.
Tell us where you want to go, your preferred date, estimated group size, occasion, and budget. The more we know about the day you have in mind, the easier it is to see which charter options are worth exploring.
Vessels come after the conversation
AFT checks your request against professionally operated partner vessels and their availability. Sending an inquiry does not reserve a date, vessel, departure point, or capacity.
A budget, not a financial profile
An estimated charter budget helps narrow the options. If you are unsure, you can choose to discuss it; we do not ask for your income or net worth.
Friends, family, or clients.
Some groups come aboard for a milestone. Others need a quiet setting to host people well.
A gathering for your guests.
Ask about a client event, executive dinner, or private brand gathering with a guest list you choose.
Explore Los Angeles corporate yacht events or Miami corporate yacht events for your gathering.
What to tell us.
Where and when
Choose Los Angeles, Newport Beach, Miami, another market, or flexible timing. Dates and departure points remain subject to review.
Who is coming
Include an estimated guest count, the occasion, and any dining, music, or hospitality priorities.
Your budget and flexibility
Share an estimated charter budget and let us know where you can be flexible on timing, vessel size, or itinerary.
A useful place to begin.
Use the first-charter planning checklist to shape your brief, or learn how to compare charter proposals before deciding.
Tell us about the day.
We will review the details and follow up when there is a suitable option to discuss.