Luxury Yacht Charters in Grand Cayman

The largest reference listings are a 105' Maiora and a 100' Azimut, followed by an 82' Sunseeker and a 75' Sunseeker Predator. They are reference listings rather than live inventory, so availability varies. Tell us your date and group, and we will confirm which large vessels are actually available, including any that are not pictured.

Crew arrangements, including who captains and who serves on board, are confirmed per vessel in your quote. If you would like a chef or dedicated service, include it in your request and we will confirm whether it is available for the vessel and date.

Yes, you can ask. Specific bottles, a favorite caterer or a menu for a dietary need may be possible, depending on the vessel's policy and the lead time. Some operators handle catering themselves and some accept approved outside suppliers. Whatever is agreed is confirmed in writing; nothing is assumed from photos.

Your vessel is private, but Stingray City and the Sandbar are shared public marine parks and can be busy. No charter can reserve them. If privacy matters most, think about how long you spend there and plan the rest of the day around calmer stops, where conditions allow. Our Stingray City guide explains how a visit works.

As early as you can. There is no fixed lead time, but there are few vessels of 100 feet and over, and winter, spring and holiday dates tend to be in highest demand. An early request also leaves time to arrange catering, flowers or a photographer. If your dates are close, ask anyway; availability changes.

Dress for a day in the sun rather than an event, unless your occasion calls for it, and ask about the vessel's preferences. Many yachts prefer bare feet or soft-soled, non-marking shoes on deck to protect the teak and keep footing secure, so leave heels ashore. A light cover-up is useful in the salon and in the sun.

Our focus is private day charters in Grand Cayman. If you are interested in staying aboard overnight or a longer charter, ask us, and we will tell you honestly whether it is something we can help with for your dates.

Ask us first. If the vessel agrees, a photographer or videographer counts toward the guest numbers confirmed for it. Tell us if the shoot is commercial rather than personal, since that may need different arrangements. If you hope to film aerial footage, raise it early: drone use is subject to local aviation rules and the vessel's own policy.

Mainly the vessel itself (its size and class), the date and season, how long you want to be out and the size of your group. Crew and catering arrangements, special requests and the departure point can also affect the figure. We do not publish rates because they change; your quote sets out the price for your vessel and date. Our guide to charter options and durations explains more.

A tender is a small boat carried by some larger yachts to ferry guests ashore or into water too shallow for the yacht. Whether a tender is available, who drives it and where it can be used are confirmed per vessel, and the captain decides when conditions are suitable.

It varies a great deal. Boarding may be by gangway, steps or the swim platform, and moving between decks usually involves stairs. A larger yacht can offer more space on the main deck without necessarily offering easier access. Tell us about any mobility needs in detail and we will put specific questions to the operator before you book.

Often in some form, but larger yachts need deeper water, so they may anchor farther from shallow spots, and a tender, if available, may be used to get closer. Whether a stop is practical depends on the vessel, the conditions and the length of your charter, and we confirm it in your quote. See our Rum Point and Starfish Point guide.