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Palm Beach is one of America’s most prestigious coastal destinations, renowned for its luxury lifestyle, pristine beaches, elegant architecture, and world-class hospitality. Located on a barrier island along Florida’s Atlantic coast, Palm Beach has long been a favorite retreat for discerning travelers seeking sophistication, relaxation, and exceptional experiences in an exclusive seaside setting.

Known for its beautifully landscaped streets, iconic palm-lined avenues, and Mediterranean-inspired architecture, Palm Beach offers a unique blend of timeless elegance and tropical beauty. Visitors can explore upscale boutiques, art galleries, cultural attractions, and fine dining establishments, while enjoying an atmosphere that reflects the destination’s reputation for luxury and refinement.

Beyond its glamorous lifestyle, Palm Beach boasts miles of pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and year-round sunshine. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy golf, boating, fishing, cycling, and water sports, while those seeking relaxation can unwind at luxury resorts, private beach clubs, and world-class wellness retreats. The destination is also home to beautiful gardens, historic landmarks, and cultural institutions that enrich the visitor experience.

Whether visiting for a romantic getaway, a luxury vacation, or a relaxing coastal escape, Palm Beach offers an unparalleled combination of elegance, natural beauty, and exceptional hospitality. Its sophisticated charm and exclusive atmosphere make it one of Florida’s most iconic destinations.
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A 46-metre Pendennis with an elevator to every deck, a sun deck spa, a dedicated gym and one of the deepest toy inventories in her size class, chartering the West
JUBILEE

46M

Pendennis

1999

180,000€

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A 39.62 metre Westport tri-deck, freshly refitted in 2024, chartering Florida and the Bahamas for up to ten guests in five staterooms from 120,000 dollars per week.
Blue Time

39M

Westport

2009

120000€

Guests

A 28.96-metre Princess 95 in grey, refitted in 2025 with four cabins, a walkaround main deck and a 40-foot Saxdor tender, chartering out of Stuart, Florida from $49,950 per week.
SPECTRE

28M

Princess

2009

49950€

Guests

A 50 metre Feadship reborn in a 2022 refit, REVERIE pairs a light contemporary interior with a floating beach club and spa tub for twelve, chartering the Bahamas from EUR
REVERIE

50M

Feadship

2000

255000€

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A 38-metre Palmer Johnson tri-deck with a full-beam main-deck primary cabin, zero-speed stabilisers and a 39ft HCB centre console as her tender, chartering the Bahamas and Florida from $120,000 per
LEVERAGE

38M

Palmer Johnson

2003

120000€

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A 1966 Burger restored in 2020 to a Jack Hargrave profile, chartering the Caribbean and the US East Coast for eight guests from $48,000 per week.
SOVEREIGN

30M

Burger Boat

1966

48,000€

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A 36.6-metre ISA 120 Sport cruising at 24 knots and drawing just 1.5 metres, with a sundeck jacuzzi and a shallow-water reach nothing else her size can match, chartering the
Back 9 and a Half

36M

ISA

2017

110000€

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A 60 metre Feadship refreshed in 2023, ROCK.IT pairs two deck pools and an open-air cinema with a rich mahogany interior for eleven, cruising the Caribbean and Virgin Islands from
ROCK.IT

60M

Feadship

2014

299000€

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A 38-metre 1978 Feadship with a Forbes-era history and a twelve-month refit behind her, running a navy hull, cherry-panelled interiors and a 2.4-metre draft that opens the shallow Bahamian cays,
Calypso

38M

Feadship

1978

120000€

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A 66-metre Delta Marine with the volume of a 75m yacht, an owneru2019s deck breakfast terrace, and a Parisian nightclub-style skylounge.
Invictus

66M

Delta Marine

2013

560000€

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A 30.5 metre Broward freshly reconfigured in 2023, with twin sun deck jacuzzis, chartering Florida and the Bahamas for up to ten guests from 50,000 dollars per week.
A Place in the Sun

30M

Broward Marine

1992

50000€

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A 22.6-metre Hatteras refitted in 2018, a long-standing San Juan Islands charter yacht with a private office in the owner’s suite, a deck spa and two tenders, for six guests
NORTHERN LIGHT

23M

Hatteras

1987

30000€

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A 37.49-metre Palmer Johnson designed inside and out by Nuvolari Lenard, refitted in 2023, with two full-beam suites, a screened and air-conditioned aft deck, a hardtop sundeck with jacuzzi and
TEMPTATION

37M

Palmer Johnson

2005

80,000€

Guests

A 34-metre Westport 112 refitted in 2025 with a sun deck spa, a country-kitchen galley and a 25-knot top end, running New England in summer and the Leewards and BVIs
BETH ANN

34M

Westport

2012

65,000€

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Palm Beach Yacht Charter
Palm Beach yacht charters offer the freedom to experience the destination on your own terms. Each itinerary can be shaped around the way you want to travel, with the flexibility to move between time on the water, moments ashore and the simple pleasure of life on board.
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Luxury Coastal Lifestyle
Worth Avenue traces back to 1918, when architect Addison Mizner and financier Paris Singer built the Everglades Club and the Mediterranean Revival storefronts that followed it, setting the architectural tone the town still enforces through strict design review. Roughly 250 shops now line four blocks between the ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway, a scale that has changed little since the Worth Avenue Association began overseeing its upkeep in 1938.
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Pristine Beaches
Palm Beach’s public shoreline runs roughly seven miles along the Atlantic, with Midtown Beach and Phipps Ocean Park among the most established access points for swimming and paddleboarding. The barrier island sits just south of Lake Worth Inlet, which channels boats between the open ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway, so calm inland water is never more than a short crossing from the surf. Sea turtles nest along these beaches every year, from March through October.
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Upscale Shopping & Dining
Worth Avenue alone holds roughly 250 shops and galleries across four blocks, anchored by the Saks Fifth Avenue-anchored 150 Worth complex at its eastern end and Via Mizner’s courtyard of smaller boutiques behind the main street. Longstanding names like Kassatly’s, trading since 1923, sit alongside international houses such as Cartier and Chanel, while dining rooms nearby range from beachfront cafes to the formal restaurants inside The Breakers and the Colony Hotel.
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Golf & Outdoor Recreation
The Ocean Course at The Breakers, first opened in 1897 and redesigned several times since, is recognized as Florida’s oldest golf course still in play. Beyond golf, the island’s flat terrain and dedicated lanes make it a popular cycling destination, particularly along the Lake Trail on the Intracoastal side, while Lake Worth Inlet to the north gives boaters a direct, well-marked route out to blue water for fishing or a day at anchor off the beach.
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Culture & Historic Charm
Whitehall, the Gilded Age mansion Henry Flagler built in 1902 as a wedding gift for his third wife, Mary Lily Kenan, now operates as the Flagler Museum, open to the public since 1960 and furnished largely with the family’s original pieces. A short walk away, the Bethesda-by-the-Sea Episcopal congregation, founded in 1889, anchors one of the town’s oldest streets, its sanctuary a fixture of the island well before Mizner’s Mediterranean towers arrived.

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Palm Beach Yacht Charter Itineraries

The Week Unfolds
Across Palm Beach, each itinerary reveals a different rhythm, from lively ports and waterfront towns to secluded anchorages, island escapes and stretches of coastline best discovered from the sea. Together, they create a more layered way to explore, with every route shaped by the places, experiences and moments found along the way.
Southeast Alaska
Seven days from Sitka through the Inside Passage, among humpbacks in Frederick Sound, the glaciers of Tracy Arm and the totems of Wrangell.
Florida Keys
Seven days from Fort Lauderdale down the Keys, over the only living coral barrier reef in North America, to Key West and back through Biscayne Bay.
Coastal Maine
Seven days through Penobscot Bay, from Camden and Castine to the ospreys of Pulpit Harbor, Merchants Row and Acadia.
Alaska
Seven days from Juneau to Sitka, through Tracy Arm’s icebergs, the bear country of Admiralty Island and the whale grounds of Chatham Strait.
Southern New England
Seven days from Newport to Boston, by way of Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket cobblestones and the dunes and galleries of Provincetown.
New England
Seven days from Newport through Block Island, Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket to Provincetown and Montauk.
Sea of Cortez
Seven days up the Baja coast, from El Arco to the coral of Cabo Pulmo, sea lions at Los Islotes and the desert islands of Loreto.

Palm Beach Must See & Do

The anchorages, experiences and places that define a yacht charter in Palm Beach, and the ones worth building your itinerary around.
Top Anchorages

Peanut Island
Lake Worth Inlet
North Palm Beach Anchorage
Sailfish Marina Basin
Rybovich Marina Basin

Top Things to Do

Shop Worth Avenue’s boutiques and galleries
Play the Ocean Course at The Breakers
Snorkel the reef off Peanut Island
Cycle the Lake Trail along the Intracoastal
Watch a match during Palm Beach polo season

Top Places to Visit

Flagler Museum at Whitehall
The Breakers
Bethesda-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church
Royal Poinciana Chapel
Society of the Four Arts

Palm Beach Charter Guide

Everything you need to know before chartering a yacht in Palm Beach, from the best time to visit to where to drop anchor.
When's the best time of year to charter in Palm Beach?

December through April brings South Florida’s dry season, with steady breezes, lower humidity, and the town at its busiest, coinciding with the Palm Beach International Boat Show each March and polo season at the International Polo Club in nearby Wellington. Summer is hotter and more humid with a real chance of afternoon storms and tropical systems, though it’s also quieter and easier to book at short notice.

What airport should we fly into for a Palm Beach charter?

Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) is the closest option, about three miles from the waterfront and well set up for private aviation. Guests continuing on to yachts docked further south sometimes route through Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International (FLL) instead, roughly an hour’s drive away, particularly when the itinerary starts or ends near the Rybovich or Fort Lauderdale marina districts.

Where do yachts typically anchor around Palm Beach?

Peanut Island, just inside Lake Worth Inlet, is the most popular spot, with a protected sandbar, snorkeling reef, and a short tender ride to Palm Beach Shores. Larger yachts more often dock rather than anchor, at marinas such as Rybovich or the Sailfish Marina basin in Palm Beach Shores, both a few minutes by water from Worth Avenue and the island’s restaurants.

How many days make sense for a Palm Beach charter?

Two to three days is enough to cover Worth Avenue, the Flagler Museum, and a beach day at Peanut Island, since Palm Beach itself is a compact barrier island. Many guests extend a stay to a week or longer by combining it with the Bahamas, a roughly 60 to 80 nautical mile Gulf Stream crossing from Lake Worth Inlet depending on the port, or with a run south toward Fort Lauderdale and Miami.

Is there a good time to combine a charter with the Palm Beach Boat Show?

The Palm Beach International Boat Show usually runs for five days in late March, filling the Intracoastal in downtown West Palm Beach with yachts on display and drawing large crowds along Flagler Drive. Charter guests who want to see it should book dockage or a nearby anchorage well in advance, since marina space fills quickly during show week, with the waterway near the docks busy with tender and superyacht traffic.

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