

Private yacht charters
The sea,
entirely yours.
Private yacht experiences crafted around your time, your route, and your idea of extraordinary.
- Charter base
- 43°44′N 7°25′E · Monaco
- Fleet
- 42 yachts · 27 destinations
- Season
- April – November, and year-round
Some journeys are measured in miles.
Others are measured in moments.
Azurea began with three boats in Monaco and a simple conviction: a charter is not a product to be sold from a list. It is a week of someone’s life, and it should be planned by people who have anchored in the bay you are about to sleep in.
Our storyThe fleet
Find your yacht
From intimate sailing yachts to extraordinary superyachts — forty-two boats, each one visited by somebody in this office.
Where we sail
Ten seas we know by heart
Every itinerary on this site was written by the captain who runs it, not by a marketing department.
On board and ashore
What you actually do all week
Twenty-two arrangements we make often enough to have opinions about.
How it works
Your itinerary. Your rhythm. Your sea.
Four steps, and only the first one is yours to do.
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Tell us what you imagine
A week, a coast, a number of people. That is enough to start.
02
We curate your yacht
Usually three boats, with an honest note about why each one might not suit.
03
We design your route
Written with the captain, around the weather and the anchorages that matter.
04
You step aboard
Everything else — provisioning, tables, transfers, permits — is already done.
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Charters arranged
Sample figures, shown to demonstrate the layout.
Guest stories
In their words
Sample testimonials written for this demonstration — the people are fictional, the situations are not.
“Every detail felt effortless. We simply stepped aboard and let the Mediterranean unfold.”
“We had asked for a quiet week. On the fourth day the captain moved us at six in the morning so we would wake up somewhere with nobody else in it.”
“Three generations, eight opinions, one boat. Nobody argued once, which I attribute entirely to the crew.”
“I have chartered for eleven years and this is the first time the itinerary I was sent looked like something a person had thought about.”
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