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What drives the price
- Yacht and size: a catamaran for a day out sits at the lower end; a larger crewed sailing yacht for a week sits higher.
- Length of trip: a few hours, a day, or a full week.
- Season: July–August (peak) costs more than the shoulder months (May–June, September–October). Chartering runs year-round — in winter the fleet moves to the tropics (Caribbean, Seychelles, Thailand, French Polynesia), where those months are high season.
- Group size: the price is for the whole yacht, so per-person cost drops as the group grows (typically 6–12 guests).
- Running costs: fuel, food and drink, marina and port fees, and crew gratuity are usually on top of the base fee.
Transparent pricing — no hidden markup
A common worry is the broker’s hidden margin. TrimTeam removes it: our concierge Helm returns live weekly prices in seconds, and the manager confirms one all-in figure. You see what you pay — no blind markup.
A simple way to get your number
Prices are live and change with dates and demand, so the fastest accurate answer is a quote for your exact trip. Ask Helm with your occasion, dates and group size for a live, all-in price.