Beach set up is the rarest designation on the site. One yacht in our charter fleet carries it, Unbridled, a fifty eight metre Trinity Yachts motor yacht taking twelve guests in six cabins at two hundred and ninety five thousand euros a week.
What it means in practice is that the crew will take a beach and furnish it. Umbrellas, loungers, towels, a table, chilled drinks and a lunch brought ashore by tender, set up before you arrive and cleared after you leave. It is a service rather than a piece of equipment, which is why almost no yacht lists it, and it depends entirely on the deck and interior teams being willing and numerous enough to do it properly.
The rate covers the yacht and her crew. An advance provisioning allowance of around thirty percent covers fuel, food, berthing and drinks, and a beach lunch is provisioned from that in the same way as a meal on board. Permissions matter, so the crew check what is allowed before choosing a beach.
This works where there are beaches you can legitimately use and water calm enough to land a tender. Parts of Sardinia, the Ionian and much of the Caribbean qualify. With one yacht carrying the designation, availability decides everything. Send us your dates and we will tell you what is open.
