Northeast America Yacht Adventure

Arrive at the pristinely picturesque Sag Harbor, where your luxury yacht charter adventure will begin. Day 1 starts with the charm of Sag Harbor, featuring beautiful beaches, breathtaking ocean views, historic homes, and quaint antique shops. Stroll along century-old streets and enjoy gourmet eateries. For a taste of luxury, dine at the Sunset Beach Hotel and Restaurant, offering an ambiance reminiscent of St. Tropez. Sag Harbor is the perfect embarkation point for an extended New England yacht charter.

Wake up on Day 2 to a fresh champagne breakfast onboard as you cruise to the Hamptons. The villages and hamlets east of Long Island offer the perfect blend of style and finesse for a luxury yacht charter getaway. Explore quaint boutiques, antique shops, art galleries, and gourmet restaurants. Choose from the chic, celebrity-filled South Hampton, the beach-perfect East Hampton, or the laid-back West Hampton for a day of refined leisure and luxury.

On Day 3, explore Block Island, renowned for its cycling, hiking, sailing, fishing, surfing, and beaches. Named one of the “Last Great Places” by The Nature Conservancy, 20 percent of the island is dedicated to conservation. Visit the Mohegan Bluffs, near the Southeast Lighthouse, and learn about the pre-colonial battle between the Mohegan and Niantic tribes. Descend over one hundred steps to the base of the clay cliffs overlooking the Atlantic. Don’t miss a bowl of New England Clam Chowder at the National Hotel to complete your visit.

On Day 4, wake up in beautiful Newport, a city rich in yachting heritage and contemporary charm. Newport offers something for everyone, from unique shops and restaurants to museums, art and jazz festivals, and stunning beaches. Sail in ideal conditions and explore historic mansions. Don't miss the world-famous “Cliff Walk.” Visit the Breakers, the grandest of Newport’s summer “cottages,” symbolising the Vanderbilt family's social and financial dominance in early 20th-century America. End your day with a lovely dinner at a local restaurant.

On Day 5, visit the beautiful island of Martha’s Vineyard, a world apart with a unique vacation ambiance. The seaside villages attract visitors year-round with their stunning beaches, charming gingerbread houses, and abundant recreational activities. Explore the oldest working carousel in the country, complete with 22 wooden horses with real horse hair manes. For a family-friendly activity, tour the Farm Institute to see milk goats, lambs, piglets, and calves. Don't miss stopping for some famous Murdick’s fudge to complete your Vineyard experience on a sweet note.

On Day 6, explore the island of Nantucket, located 30 miles off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Renowned for its pristine beaches and cobblestone streets lined with historic homes, Nantucket offers a charming glimpse into yesteryear. Enjoy the island’s famous film and wine festivals, and if you're lucky, experience the spectacular 4th of July fireworks. Once a booming whaling port, Nantucket is now a National Historic District with preserved seaside cottages and old-fashioned lamps adorning the streets, making it a truly unique destination.