The trip
Friday afternoon to Monday, flown private, with two yacht cruises in the middle of it.
Every getaway runs the same elegant shape: you fly out Friday afternoon on a private jet and come home Monday after checkout, four days and three nights, with a private yacht cruise on Saturday and another on Sunday. You do not assemble any of it yourself.
The flights
Round trip, both directions, on a private jet.
We put this at the front of the trip on purpose. Leaving Friday afternoon and landing home Monday after checkout is what makes four days away actually feel like four days, instead of two days and four airports.
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No terminal, no security line
You meet at the jet and you board. No queue, no gate change, no sprint between concourses with a carry-on.
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The cabin belongs to your group
Two or twelve of you and nobody else. Legroom, a seat you actually chose, and a cabin you can talk across.
03
You leave Friday afternoon, not at dawn
Fly out after the working week ends and land with the whole evening still ahead of you. No red-eye, no 5am airport run.
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The getaway starts on board
A drink in hand before takeoff. By the time the wheels come down, the whole group has already left work behind.
What is included
Everything from the jet to the last swim, and all of it is ours to sort out.
Starting with the private jet on Friday afternoon and the flight home Monday.
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Friday afternoon out, Monday after checkout home
The trip runs Friday afternoon to Monday after checkout — four days and three nights, and a real weekend rather than a rushed one. You leave when the week is done and you are home with the evening still ahead of you.
02
Flights on a private jet, both ways
Both the flight out on Friday and the flight home on Monday are flown private. Your group boards together, leaves on your own schedule, and nobody spends the first day of the trip recovering from an airport.
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Your whole trip, arranged end to end
We handle the jet, the transfers, the hotel and the hand-off to the dock. Your group gets one schedule and one person to call.
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Two private yacht cruises
Two cruises of about 4 hours each, one on Saturday and one on Sunday. Not a three-hour tour, and not a shared boat.
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A captain and crew who know the anchorages
Your crew picks the spots for the weather that day, so you end up somewhere calm instead of somewhere crowded.
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The yacht to yourselves
One booking, one boat, up to twelve of you. Nobody else on board, nothing shared with strangers.
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Your rooms on land
Hotel or resort rooms held for the whole group for all three nights, close enough to the marina that the mornings are easy.
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Food and drink aboard
Provisions, snacks and a cooler stocked before you board, plus dinner booked ashore for the nights you want it.
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Gear and water toys
Snorkel gear, floats, a paddleboard and a swim platform that makes getting in the water simple for all ages.
How the days run
Friday through Monday, in the order it happens.
Exact timings shift with the weather and the flight times, but the rhythm of a trip with us is always this: away Friday afternoon, two cruises in the middle, home Monday after checkout.
Friday
Afternoon
Fly out private, land, and start the weekend
Your group meets at the jet in the afternoon instead of a terminal, and flies out together. We meet you on the other side. Rooms are ready, the fridge is stocked, and if the light is good we take the boat out for a first sunset.
Saturday
Cruise one
Your first private yacht cruise
Four hours on the water with the captain and crew to yourselves. You run out to a calm anchorage, swim off the back, eat lunch aboard, and are back at the dock in time for the evening.
Sunday
Cruise two
Your second private yacht cruise
A different day, a different stretch of coast. The captain picks somewhere new for the conditions, and the afternoon is yours again — on the water, then ashore for dinner.
Monday
After checkout
A slow morning, then the jet home
Nothing rushed. A final swim or a late breakfast, checkout handled, and a private flight home after checkout — no dash for a gate, no waiting on a delayed connection, and home before the evening is over.
Two cruises, four hours each
The boat is the whole point, so we do not rush you off it.
Most yacht charters give you a short slot and a fixed schedule. We put two separate cruises into the weekend, about four hours each, one on Saturday and one on Sunday — long enough to get somewhere worth being, short enough that the rest of the day is still yours.
That means a swim before lunch on the first cruise, a different anchorage and a slow afternoon on the second, and dinner ashore both nights wherever the group feels like eating. Friday evening and Monday morning stay loose, so the days you want to rush are the ones you get to choose.
Groups of twelve fit comfortably. Couples get the same boat and a quieter version of the same trip.