Royalty Yachts offers a wide selection of luxury motor yachts, catamarans and sailing yachts in the most exotic and romantic destinations of the world - the Mediterranean, the Caribbean and the Pacific.
Charter vacations give you an unprecedented opportunity to enjoy spectacular scenery, top service, and unmatched freedom to explore exotic coastlines and ports – all in incomparable style and comfort.    Our top priority is your safety, security and privacy – and of course, a peaceful, enjoyable sailing experience.
Mediterranean yacht charter and Caribbean yacht charter
With several special events happening around Mediterranean destinations, you can live a Royalty lifestyle while visiting St Tropez, Cannes and Portofino or watching the Monaco Grand Prix from your yacht’s upper deck!

Avoid polluted cities, escape from busy hotel lobbies and bid farewell to crowded airports. Instead, enjoy the comfort of your own crew under blue skies and warm sun on your own deck, in your own privacy. And if it is privacy you want, how about opting for a hospitable small island with hidden beaches and idyllic sandy bays in the Med?

Come to Royalty Yachts for the best in crewed luxury yachts, whatever your choice. If it’s a large motor yacht, a sailing catamaran or a mono-hulled sailboat, we can help you. With us you’ll get the finest charter vacation holiday around. Why not get in touch and use our free and friendly service to find out more about the best yacht hire available?

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Approximate Budget USD $ to cover the entire yacht, fully crewed, for one week.
Many of our vessels, especially sailing and smaller motor yachts, offer an inclusive rate that includes all food and beverages and activities offered onboard. Most of the larger motor yachts operate on a "cost, plus all expenses basis". The latter method allows the Charterer greater flexibility in menu and itinerary planning.


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Why Charter?

Flexibility and independence are two of the main reasons for spending your annual leave on a sailing charter vacation. You choose your destination, and you decide when you step onto terra firma. You avoid the crowds when you want to be alone, or join them when you feel like it. Viewing the landscape from your private yacht will be your Kodak picture memory for life! You can set your own pace, choose your desired destination and take full control of your itinerary and eliminate queuing at busy airports.

The key word to yacht chartering is FREEDOM. You are the captain of your decisions. So, you decide when to sail, when to eat and when to throw anchor at hidden beaches or exotic ports. But should the notion for ‘living it up’ take hold of you, you can join the exciting nightlife in a bustling town or enjoy a meal in a popular haunt.

When hoisting your main sail and turning the yacht into the wind, you set yourself to sail the most exquisite coastlines. Glistening sapphire waters and pristine white beaches will be the order of the day. Dancing dolphins will be your entertainment hosts. You can snorkel when you want to cool down or scuba dive into the deep for a peep at vivid colored marine life. Enjoy national parks at different destinations. Rub shoulders with local people and stuff your shopping bag with souvenir trophies. You will never be the same once you have experienced a ‘Royalty Yachts’ vacation and tasted the good life.

The most popular yacht charter destinations include the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, Florida Keys, the Bahamas and the Whitsunday Islands in Australia. Royalty Yachts cover all these and in addition, has access to all the best charter boats in exotic locations such as the South Pacific, the Seychelles and Thailand. Can you feel the freedom?


In one respect chartering is the same as all other vacations. They both take a certain amount of planning and preparation to make sure you have the best trip. You also have to pack your bags for either one. But charter vacation will be all the better for being customized specifically for you.

On board a luxury Royalty Yacht, you will find that there is no better way to experience a taste of freedom, elegance and style. You will also discover that a crewed luxury yacht charter may end up costing no more than an exclusive hotel or cruise ship. However, a fundamental difference is that you have ultimate privacy, control and as mentioned before – freedom! Something you’d never find on a cruise ship or in a hotel.

Your luxury yacht will be the royal domain for you and your friends, and the crew will attend to all your needs. You’ll get service that is professional, personalized and friendly. Your own personal chef onboard will provide you with the best in cuisine, prepared to your liking, and you can dine whenever you want without even making a reservation. Take charge of your vacation and join the growing numbers who sail in absolute luxury when and where they choose to.

You will also find another range of fun choices on board a luxury yacht. The water ‘toys’! Kayaks, windsurfers, water-skis, jet skis and diving equipment to name a few. These are often available for your entertainment. Incredible but true, the larger super yachts may even accommodate a helicopter pad, submarine bay, a gym or a cinema. Every charter boat has its own speed boat (tender) which can take guests water skiing, and take passengers ashore during the day, to the beach, or at night to enjoy a meal or other nightlife.



[ Featured Yachts: Caribbean Windwards Motor Yacht Charters: Barbados, Martinique, Saint Lucia, Grenada Motor Yacht Charters ]


Sailing Destinations of the World:

The Caribbean Islands

Travelling to the VIRGIN ISLANDS:

For a charter starting in Tortola, the most convenient option is to arrive in Tortola via San Juan, Puerto Rico. Alternatively a less expensive option but a longer travelling time is to arrive in St. Thomas and take a ferry to Tortola.

The ferry ride is 45 minutes and costs about $50 return per person. The ferries run several times daily from approximately 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, starting in Charlotte Amalie or Red Hook, St. Thomas and landing in West End or Road town, Tortola. Ferry reservations are not necessary.

In order to take the ferry the same day as your flight, you should arrive in St. Thomas before 3:00 pm. In case your only flight option is to arrive later than 3:00 pm, we suggest making hotel reservations in St. Thomas and taking a ferry the following morning to Tortola. If you are planning on leaving the same day that your charter ends we suggest a flight time of 2PM or after. Another option is that you can fly into St Thomas and out of Tortola or visa versa.

It is not possible to take a ferry from Tortola to St. Thomas for an early morning flight leaving from St. Thomas.

The ferries operating between St. Thomas and Tortola are Smith's Ferry, Tortola Fast Ferry and Native Son Ferry.

Tortola airport: Beef Island code EIS:American Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, Bristish Airways and Continental Airlines.
St. Thomas airport: Cyril E King code STT:American Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, Bristish Airways, Delta and United.
Martinique airport: Fort-deFrance code FDF:Air France, American Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, British Airways, KLM orAir Caraibes.
Guadeloupe airport: Pointe-A-Pitre code PTP:Air France, American Airlines orAir Caraibes.
Saint Martin airport: Princess Juliana SXM:Air France,Airst.maartenorAir Caraibes.More info...

Caribbean Leeward Islands:

The Leeward Islands are the northern islands of the Lesser Antilles chain of islands, part of the West Indies. They are situated where the Caribbean Sea meets the western Atlantic Ocean.

U.S. Virgin Islands: St. Thomas, St. John, St. Croix, Water Island (US)
British Virgin Islands: Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada, Jost Van Dyke (UK)
Anguilla (UK)
Saint Martin/Sint Maarten (Fr./Neth.)
Saint-Barthélemy (Fr.)
Saba (Neth.)
Sint Eustatius (Neth.)
Saint Kitts
Nevis
Barbuda
Antigua
Redonda
Montserrat (UK)
Guadeloupe (Fr.)

Caribbean Virgin Islands:

The Virgin Islands are the eastern island group of the Leeward Islands, which are the northern part of the Lesser Antilles, which form the border between the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.

Caribbean Windward Islands:

The Windward Islands are the southern islands of the Lesser Antilles. The Windward Islands are called such because they were more windward to sailing ships arriving in the New World than the Leeward Islands, given that the prevailing trade winds in the West Indies blow east to west.

Barbados
Martinique (an overseas department of France)
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent
Grenadines
Grenada
Trinidad and Tobago

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