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Nantucket is a timeless island destination located approximately 30 miles off the coast of Massachusetts, renowned for its rich maritime history, elegant coastal charm, and breathtaking natural beauty. Once the whaling capital of the world, Nantucket has preserved its unique character through centuries of history, becoming one of the most prestigious and sought-after island retreats in the United States.

The island is famous for its cobblestone streets, historic cedar-shingled homes, iconic lighthouses, and picturesque harbor, all of which contribute to its unmistakable New England atmosphere. Visitors can stroll through the charming downtown district, explore boutique shops, art galleries, museums, and waterfront restaurants, or simply enjoy the relaxed pace of island life that has attracted travelers for generations.

Nantucket is also celebrated for its pristine beaches, unspoiled landscapes, and protected natural areas. With miles of coastline, scenic cycling paths, rolling dunes, and stunning ocean views, the island offers endless opportunities for outdoor recreation and relaxation. Whether sailing across Nantucket Sound, enjoying a sunset by the beach, exploring nature reserves, or dining on freshly caught seafood, visitors are immersed in an authentic coastal experience.

Blending historic elegance, luxury hospitality, and natural beauty, Nantucket provides a unique escape where tradition and sophistication meet. Its welcoming atmosphere, scenic landscapes, and rich cultural heritage make it one of the most beloved destinations in New England and a perfect retreat for travelers seeking both relaxation and discovery.
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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 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 34-metre Westport 112 refreshed by two million dollars of work since 2022, sleeping eight in four cabins with a 37ft Valhalla chase boat, four Seabobs and a 1.68-metre draft
KEMOSABE

34M

Westport

2007

70000€

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A newly refitted 35-metre steel-hulled explorer built for Alaskan adventure, with a rigged fishing cockpit, flybridge Jacuzzi and warm all-new interiors.
Surfbird

35M

B & B Boat Builder

2010

110000€

Guests

A 39-metre Westport running one of Alaska’s most established charter programmes, purpose-tuned for wildlife, glaciers and world-class fishing with an expert local crew.
Serengeti

39M

Westport

2002

150000€

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A 90-foot Westport operated by born-and-bred Alaskans, purpose-built for Southeast Alaska’s wildlife, fishing and glacier cruising with a warm teak interior.
Alaskan Story

27M

Westport

1981

46000€

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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€

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A 61-metre Royal Hakvoort delivered in 2021 with an ice-class reinforced hull, 2.4-metre ceilings, a sun deck pool and a separate spa, chartering the Caribbean and Florida from $600,000 per
TOP FIVE II

61M

Royal Hakvoort

2021

600,000€

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A 37.8 metre Delta Marine with a flexible five room layout and an award winning crew, chartering the Bahamas for up to ten guests from 70,000 dollars per week.
Lanida

37M

Delta Marine

1995

70000€

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A 25.91-metre Hatteras refitted in 2023, with a full-beam master, a bar-led sky lounge and Starlink aboard, chartering Connecticut in summer and Florida in winter from $45,000 per week.
INDY

25M

Hatteras

2005

45000€

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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 62-metre Andrew Winch-designed Feadship whose imaginative, art-filled interiors and light-ice capability make her one of the most characterful charter yachts afloat.
Sea Owl

62M

Feadship

2013

460000€

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A 28-metre Tarrab refitted end to end in 2025, with a grand piano in the salon, a full-beam primary suite and a Pacific Northwest crew of three, chartering Washington, British
SUMMER SUNSET

28M

Tarrab

2002

42500€

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A 2024 Ocean Alexander motor yacht offering ten guests five staterooms, a foredeck jacuzzi, sky lounge, and beach club across Florida and the Bahamas.
A SALT WEAPON

34M

2024

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Nantucket Yacht Charter
Nantucket 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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Historic Island Charm
Cobblestone streets radiate out from Nantucket’s harbor past cedar-shingled captains’ houses built during the island’s whaling boom, many still standing much as they did in the early 1800s. The town’s historic district is one of the largest and best preserved of its kind in the country, protected by strict preservation rules that keep new construction in line with the island’s traditional style.
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Pristine Beaches
Miles of open coastline ring the island, from the dunes near Great Point in the north to the quieter, current-swept shores of Madaket in the west, each with its own character and its own light. Public beach access is generally good across the island, and many of the quieter stretches can only really be reached comfortably by boat or a long walk, which keeps them from feeling crowded even in high summer.
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Maritime Heritage
Nantucket was once the whaling capital of the world, a history the Whaling Museum on Broad Street tells through ship logs, harpoons and the bones of the animals that built the island’s early fortune. The industry’s decline in the mid-1800s, hastened by the discovery of petroleum, left the island’s wealth frozen in place for decades, which is part of why so much of its historic architecture survives today.
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Outdoor Activities
Paved bike paths connect town to Sconset and Madaket for an easy ride ashore, while the waters around Great Point reward anglers and the shoals beyond keep local knowledge firmly in demand for anyone under sail. The paths are flat and well maintained, making them a popular way for guests of all ages to see more of the island without needing a car.
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Luxury Coastal Lifestyle
Grey-shingled inns, small boutiques and restaurants built into converted captains’ houses give Nantucket a quieter register than the mainland’s resort towns, with Cisco Brewers a favorite stop for an evening after a day on the water. The island’s restaurant scene leans heavily on fresh, local seafood, and reservations at the more popular spots are worth making ahead during the busiest summer weeks.

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Nantucket Yacht Charter Itineraries

The Week Unfolds
Across Nantucket, 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.

Nantucket Must See & Do

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

Nantucket Harbor
Coatue
Madaket Harbor
Great Point anchorage
Polpis Harbor

Top Things to Do

Tour the Nantucket Whaling Museum
Bike the path to Sconset
Visit Great Point Lighthouse
Stop at Cisco Brewers
Walk the historic cobblestones of Main Street

Top Places to Visit

Siasconset (Sconset) village
Brant Point Lighthouse
The Old Mill
Jethro Coffin House
Great Point Lighthouse

Nantucket Charter Guide

Everything you need to know before chartering a yacht in Nantucket, from the best time to visit to where to drop anchor.
What is the best time of year to charter around Nantucket?

Late May through October covers the main charter season, with June through September the warmest and busiest months on the island. Guests chartering later in the season should keep an eye on hurricane risk, which rises through August and September, and it’s worth building some flexibility into the schedule for weather.

How do you get to Nantucket?

Fly into Nantucket Memorial Airport (ACK) directly or via Boston (BOS), or take the ferry from Hyannis, about an hour by high-speed boat or just over two hours on the traditional crossing. Many guests combine a flight with a ferry, arriving on the mainland and taking the boat across for a more scenic approach to the island.

Which anchorages should we plan around?

Nantucket Harbor works well as a base close to town, with Coatue offering shelter just across the harbor and Great Point a quieter overnight option in settled weather. Madaket, on the island’s western end, is another option for guests looking for a change of scenery partway through a longer stay.

How many days should we spend at Nantucket?

Three to five days is typical, enough time for the harbor, a bike ride to Sconset and some flexibility for weather, though many guests extend their stay if they’re also planning to visit nearby Martha’s Vineyard or the Cape. A shorter overnight stop also works well for guests already cruising the wider New England coast and looking to add Nantucket to a longer itinerary.

Are there navigational hazards to know about around Nantucket?

Yes. The Nantucket Shoals extend for miles southeast of the island, a network of shifting sandbars that were once marked by lightships stationed offshore for over a century due to how dangerous they were to shipping. Local pilotage and up-to-date charts matter here more than in most New England harbors, and it’s worth confirming your captain’s familiarity with these waters before finalizing a booking.

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