How long is a yacht charter season?

Yachting has two main seasons: summer (May to October) in the Mediterranean and winter (November to April) in the Caribbean, peaking at Christmas and New Year. Booking in the shoulder seasons offers crowd avoidance, flexible rates, and a wider selection.

Where can I charter a yacht?

With access to a global fleet of yachts for charter all over the world, Y.CO offers diverse yachting destinations. In the summer, the Mediterranean is a top choice, while the Bahamas and Caribbean draw many clients during the winter months.

How much does it cost to charter a yacht?

Charter rates are typically quoted by the week and prices vary depending on the model of the yacht, size, year built, and onboard amenities. Most yachts have higher rates during peak season (July, August, Christmas and New Year) with lower rates throughout the rest of the year.

How do I charter a yacht?

If you're a complete beginner when it comes to yacht charter, don't worry. Our team of experts will guide you through the entire process. From choosing the perfect yacht and negotiating the best rates to fine-tuning your exclusive itinerary, we've got you covered.

Alesund

Alesund is the town that feels straight out of a storybook. Rebuilt in art nouveau style after a fire in 1904, it’s all pastel towers, curved rooftops and cobbled charm. If Disney made Norway, it would look like Alesund.

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Inspirational Itineraries in Norway

10 Days

A Land of Natural Phenomena

Frænfjorden to Stavanger. A natural wonderland of waterways and mountain peaks, Norway is a superyacht charter with a difference.

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12 days

Into the Wild

Bergen to Ålesund. Weave in and out of hidden bays, taking in majestic views and incredible culture in Norway’s Western Fjords.

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10 Days

Voyage into Wonder

Embark on a breathtaking journey from Ålesund to Tromsø, where fjords and northern lights create an unforgettable Nordic adventure.

7 Days

Excitement is on the horizon

Sail from Bodø to Tromsø on a luxury yacht charter, where majestic fjords and the Northern Lights await.

9 Days

Adventures In The Arctic

Longyearbyen to Longyearbyen, Svalbard. Not as cold in summer as you might expect, these islands have a rugged beauty and offer unforgettable wildlife encounters.

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Alesund Strolls

Ålesund sparkles from dawn until dusk. Start your day at Fjellstua Viewpoint, which overlooks the postcard perfect port. Kayak through town for coffee. Lunch is Modern Nordic - try shellfish ice cream and klippfisk (a tangy salt cod) with nduja pork. This afternoon? Ten Norwegian fjords are a short sail away. Book a Y.CO charter yacht for salmon fishing and RIB races enroute.

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Geiranger Fjord

Meet the ne plus ultra of Norway’s 1,000 fjords. A UNESCO-protected landmark beset by crashing waterfalls and snowy peaks. To kayak through is to be humbled by Mother Nature. Looking for experiences? Walk behind Storseter, a raging waterfall. Stroll the Geiranger Skywalk, a viewing platform suspended 1,500 in the sky. Ride your RIB near the Seven Sisters Waterfall, a colossal cascade that will drench you head to toe.

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The Eagle Road

Engineers christened it Ørnevegen (Eagle Road) after the eagles that patrol the highway’s 11 hairpin bends. This mountain road opened in 1955 to connect the clifftop with the fjord 620m down below. Commercial vehicle companies use its 1 in 10 incline to road test cars. While cyclists bomb from the waterfall at the top, down to the sea, in matter of minutes. The views are staggering.

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Iconic Lighthouses

Ålesund’s lighthouses have become cultural icons. When Molja Lighthouse became automated, groovy architects Snohetta (designers of Oslo’s Norwegian National Opera House) turned it into a single room hotel. Alnes Lighthouse is now an art gallery and café. Visit by tender - the cakes are excellent. Erkna Lighthouse doubles as a bird sanctuary for eider ducks and sea swallows. With advance permission you may paddleboard in.