Lazuli
A white motor yacht at anchor in clear turquoise water, with no readable name on the hull

Luxury yachting, professionally handled.

Feel the difference

Step 1 of 2. Your charter.

A yacht specialist will be in touch within 10 minutes of your inquiry.

Would you like a private jet quote to get there?

Hand-matched yachts and crews

We shortlist yachts for your group, your dates, and the waters you want.

One point of contact

A yacht specialist will be in touch within 10 minutes of your inquiry, then stays with you through the final day. A private flight can be part of that, if you want one.

No added cost to work with us

The yacht owner pays our commission. The rate already includes it. Every proposal still shows the full estimate: rate, APA, taxes we know, and gratuity.

Where

Popular destinations

These coasts come up often. They are not the limit. Name any shoreline on the form. Caribbean weeks run from Thanksgiving through Easter. Mediterranean charters run in the summer.

The yachts we represent

Yacht types in the network

These are categories available through our network. We do not own them, and we do not employ the crews.

  • A white sailing catamaran on turquoise water, seen from astern, with both hulls visible and no readable name

    Catamaran

    Typical guests
    6 to 10
    Typical crew
    Captain and chef, sometimes a mate
    Suited to
    Families and friends who want space, a stable ride, and easy water access.
  • A white motor yacht underway, with the full hull in frame and no readable name

    Motor Yacht

    Typical guests
    6 to 12
    Typical crew
    Captain, chef, and deck crew
    Suited to
    Groups that want to cover more water and keep a full schedule of bays.
  • A white sailing yacht under full sail on open blue water, with the hull and sails in frame

    Sailing Yacht

    Typical guests
    4 to 8
    Typical crew
    Captain and chef, sometimes a mate
    Suited to
    Guests who want the week to include actual sailing, not only motoring between bays.
  • A large white and dark motor yacht on calm water, with the full profile in frame and no readable name on the hull

    Superyacht

    Typical guests
    10 to 12, sometimes more
    Typical crew
    A full department crew: deck, interior, and galley
    Suited to
    Celebrations and longer charters where privacy, toys, and service are the point.

How it works

Five steps, one specialist

  1. 01

    Tell us about your trip

    Destination, dates, guests, and the week you have in mind.

  2. 02

    We hand-pick yachts and crews that fit

    You see a short list from our network, with the layout and the total estimate.

  3. 03

    You choose, and the central agent issues the contract

    The yacht's central agent writes the charter contract. Payment goes to that agent's designated account, not to us.

  4. 04

    We arrange the details, including a private jet if you want one

    Provisioning, preferences, and, when you ask, a flight with a Part 135 operator.

  5. 05

    You step aboard

    The crew runs the week. We stay available if plans shift.

Front view of a private jet on a ramp in low golden light, with no readable tail number

Companion service

Fly Private to Your Yacht

Skip the connection. A private flight can put you on the water the same day, often in time for lunch aboard, when the airport and the schedule allow it.

Lazuli acts as an air charter broker and is not a direct air carrier. All flights are operated by FAA-certificated Part 135 direct air carriers that maintain full operational control of the aircraft. Broker disclosure

Aerial view of pale sand and shallow turquoise water, with small boats and swimmers

A sample week

7 Days in the Exumas

This is a sample of how an Exumas week can unfold. Wind, tides, and the yacht's draft will move a day. It is not a route we operate.

Read the day by day

The numbers

Understanding Your Total Cost

We provide an all-in estimate with every proposal. The pieces below are what that estimate is built from.

  • Base charter rate

    The weekly rate for the yacht and its crew. The owner's commission to us is already inside that rate.

  • Advance Provisioning Allowance

    APA covers fuel, food, dockage, and other running expenses. It is charged at cost. Unused APA is returned. If costs run over, the difference is settled with the central agent.

  • Taxes

    Some ports and countries add tax. We list the ones we know in the estimate. The contract states what is due.

  • Crew gratuity

    A gratuity for the crew is customary and separate from the rate. We include a suggested range in the all-in estimate. It is not a fee we keep.

Clients

Client notes

  • Charleston

    Everything was handled with real care. The questions were precise, the short list was considered, and we always knew who was taking the next step.

    Claire M.

    Exumas charter

  • Palm Beach

    The planning was exact and unhurried. One person kept the yacht and the flight in order, and nothing was left for us to chase.

    Andrew P.

    Private flight and charter

  • Atlanta

    It felt like a professional office, not a sales pitch. The proposal was complete, the timing was clear, and the follow-through held through the week.

    Helen S.

    BVI charter

Questions

Before you inquire

The yacht and a professional crew for the charter period, plus the equipment listed for that yacht. Meals, fuel, and dockage usually run through the APA, at cost. The proposal states what is included before you sign.

Your week

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