Chartering a sailing yacht for ten guests opens the door to fourteen vessels in our portfolio, each offering the balance of wind-powered passage and comfortable accommodation that defines the best of modern sail. Ten is a considered number, typically split across five cabins, giving five couples or a mix of couples and singles their own private quarters without the scale of a twelve-guest vessel.
The fleet ranges from traditional Indonesian phinisis such as Amandira and Jasali II to performance cruisers like Baracuda Valletta and Kokomo, with hulls spanning twenty four to fifty six metres. Construction styles vary from carved ironwood and teak to advanced composite and aluminium from European yards. What connects them is the common thread of crewed sailing, where the experience of travelling under canvas adds a dimension no motor yacht can replicate.
Weekly rates start at nineteen thousand five hundred euros for Mes Amis and Kokomo, rising through a core band of thirty thousand to ninety thousand euros. At the upper end, Alessandro I sits at one hundred and twenty thousand euros and Baracuda Valletta at two hundred and forty five thousand, where length, finishing standards and crew numbers step up accordingly. The advance provisioning allowance, covering fuel, food, berthing and drinks, adds approximately thirty percent.
The Greek islands and the Turkish coast provide ideal conditions in summer, with steady meltemi winds and sheltered anchorages between short hops. In winter the Caribbean trades, particularly the Grenadines and the Leeward Islands, offer warm water sailing. Contact us with your group and preferred dates.
