Active Pricing For This Season
Comfort & Leisure
Welcome aboard an unparalleled journey where luxury meets the open sea. As you step onto the vessel, you will discover a meticulously curated environment designed to exceed your highest expectations. Our extensive array of onboard comforts invites you to unwind in exquisitely appointed living spaces, complete with panoramic views and bespoke furnishings. Beyond the serene relaxation of the sun deck, an impressive collection of premium water toys awaits those seeking adventure. Whether you are gliding across crystal-clear waters on a paddleboard, exploring vibrant marine life with our top-tier snorkeling gear, or feeling the adrenaline rush of our motorized aquatic equipment, every moment is crafted for absolute enjoyment. Each amenity, from state-of-the-art entertainment systems to plush outdoor lounging areas, has been thoughtfully selected to ensure that your voyage is not only thrilling and fun but also profoundly relaxing and completely effortless.
May – October
A Cook Islands yacht charter combines warm South Pacific waters, reef-fringed islands, secluded beaches and a strong Polynesian identity. Rarotonga provides the cultural and international gateway, while Aitutaki offers an expansive lagoon scattered with 15 motu, creating a natural playground for swimming, snorkelling, paddling and small-boat exploration.
This six-day itinerary begins around Rarotonga before making the offshore passage north to Aitutaki.
May – October
A Solomon Islands yacht charter through Western Province brings together coral reefs, forested islands, quiet lagoons, WWII history and communities where traditional culture remains closely connected to the sea. The archipelago contains almost 1,000 islands and atolls, while Western Province is particularly renowned for its diving, remote waterways and extraordinary marine biodiversity.
This seven-day itinerary travels progressively east from Gizo toward Marovo Lagoon, with no repeated daily destination. Kennedy Island introduces the region’s wartime history before Vona Vona and Roviana lagoons reveal quieter waterways and cultural landscapes. Tetepare adds rainforest conservation and wildlife, while the final days among Marovo’s reefs provide an immersive finish centred on snorkelling, kayaking and life on the water.
May – October
The Western Province reveals another side of the Solomon Islands, where volcanic peaks, enormous lagoon systems, rainforest-covered islands and exceptional marine biodiversity create an immersive expedition by sea. Around Gizo, guests can explore reefs and wartime wrecks, while farther east Roviana, Tetepare and Marovo introduce increasingly remote landscapes shaped by coral gardens, mangroves and dense tropical forest.
This six-day journey travels progressively east from Gizo without repeating a destination. Njari provides a marine-focused opening, Kolombangara shifts the emphasis to rainforest and biodiversity, and Munda adds WWII heritage and Roviana Lagoon. The final two days at Tetepare and Uepi move into some of the Western Province’s most impressive conservation and diving environments.
