Occasions
The occasion sets the block, not the route.
A proposal needs the last thirty minutes of light. A board retreat needs calm water under a presentation. A birthday needs no neighbours. Each one changes the hours, the marina and the hull — before anyone picks a destination.
- Occasion types
- 7
- Block range
- 2h–24h
- Charge basis
- Wholeboat
- Operating since
- 2015
Every page below is the same charter basis — the whole boat for a block of hours. What changes is what the block is planned around.
- A ceremony afloat is three to five hours; the paperwork stays ashore.
- A proposal is planned backwards from sunset, not forwards from the dock.
- Seated dining always takes fewer guests than standing does.
- Child life jackets are counted into capacity, not added on top.
The seven
Which occasion, and where the boundary sits
Seven pages, each going deeper on the run-sheet, the capacity and what the block covers. They sit close together on purpose — the line between them is stated on each.
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Wedding charter
The ceremony itself — a three-to-five hour block built around vows rather than an itinerary, with an honest account of what the paperwork can and cannot do at sea.
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Proposal charter
The question. Two to three hours planned backwards from the last thirty minutes of warm light, with a run-sheet only the crew has to remember.
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Honeymoon & anniversary
After the yes. A three-hour sunset block, or twenty-four hours with the night at anchor — seated dining for two and nobody else aboard.
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Birthday charter
No neighbours and no curfew. Once you clear the harbour the volume, the speeches and the dance floor are governed by your group and the crew.
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Corporate charter
Board retreats, incentive days and company anniversaries — presentation blocks scheduled at anchor in calm water rather than through swell.
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Family & group charter
A whole-boat day planned around cruising capacity and the sea state rather than a fixed itinerary. Child life jackets are counted in, not added on.
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Photography & engagement
The shoot as the product. The vessel as a location, the block planned around the light, and nobody else in frame.
Before you pick a page
Tell us the occasion first.
Send the date, the party size and what the day is for. The block, the marina and the hull are worked out from that, in that order.