It's easy to book the trip of a lifetime. Let us show you how — four simple steps from daydream to departure.
Start with the map. Turquoise Croatian coves, Cycladic harbours, Caribbean trade winds — pick the corner of the world you want to wake up in.
Line-of-sight sailing in the Caribbean's playground.
The original. Split to Hvar, a thousand islands deep.
Cyclades wind, whitewashed harbours, ouzo at dusk.
Emerald Sardinia and the Costa Smeralda glamour.
Fjord-like bays beneath black mountains.
Limestone karsts and longtail sunsets in the Andaman Sea.
Three kinds of boat, one easy choice. Compare them side by side — same specs, same order, so you can weigh space against sailing feel at a glance.
CatamaranTwo hulls mean level decks, huge lounging space and shallow anchorages. The effortless crowd-pleaser.
Best for first-timers, families and big mixed crews.
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MonohullHeel to the wind, carve the swell and slip into tighter harbours. For crews who want the romance of the sail.
Best for sailors at heart and value-minded crews.
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Motor YachtTrade canvas for range and a swim-platform beach club. Fully crewed comfort that covers more coastline.
Best for range, crewed luxury and milestone trips.
See optionsReserve in minutes with a small, refundable deposit — then pay the way that suits your crew. No stress, no lock-in.
€100 deposit
Secure any yacht and week with a fully refundable €100 deposit — and change your mind free of charge for a full 48 hours.
Settle the balance in one go after your 48-hour window and you're done — nothing more to think about until the marina.
Checkout is handled by our secure payment partner — you'll be taken to their encrypted page to confirm your deposit. Meridian never sees or stores your card details.
A yacht week is a team sport. Share one link, fill the cabins, split the cost — and let the countdown begin.
A yacht is only as good as the crew aboard. Round up your people, split the cost by cabin, and let everyone chip in on the route. One link is all it takes to get the group chat buzzing.
The price you see is per person, per week for the yacht. A handful of shared extras get settled on the ground — here's exactly what to budget, in honest ranges rather than fine print.
The things crews ask us most, before they cast off.
Your yacht for seven nights, a professional skipper on most yachts, standard equipment and safety gear, bedding and towels, a dinghy with outboard, and a full welcome brief with route guidance. Food, drinks and a few shared running costs are settled separately — see the extras above.
Plan for a cash kitty of roughly €150–€300 per person that covers mooring, fuel and water, a refundable yacht deposit of €1,500–€8,000 per boat held against damage, plus smaller shared costs like ice (€165–€330) and water taxis (€40–€90). Everything is settled as a crew, per boat.
Yes — every guest on board must be at least 20 years old on the day of check-in. There's no upper limit; plenty of our crews span several generations.
A valid passport or national ID for every guest. If you're chartering bareboat you'll also need a recognised sailing licence and short CV for the named skipper. Book with a professional skipper and no sailing qualification is required from anyone in your crew.
Check-in is from 4pm on the Saturday your week begins. Arrive rested — you'll meet your skipper, stow your bags, run through the safety brief and can spend the first night in the marina before setting off the next morning.
You'll return to the base marina on the final Friday evening and check out by 8am the following Saturday, so the yacht is ready for the next crew. Late flights? We'll happily point you to somewhere to store bags and grab breakfast.
“Booking took ten minutes and the deposit felt like nothing. The hardest part really was coming home.”
Not sure which yacht, which week, or which crew size fits? A real human who has sailed these waters will help you get it right — no pressure, no scripts.