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A private yacht changes the shape of a holiday. You wake in a different bay most mornings, swim from the stern before breakfast and reach coves that no road transfer touches. The hotel moves with you, and you unpack once.
We match the boat to your group and plan the route with the captain, so the sailing days connect cleanly to the rest of your journey.
At Do Not Disturb, we match you with one of our dedicated luxury travel experts who designs a tailor-made itinerary around how you want your time away to feel. With deep destination knowledge and meticulous planning behind the scenes, we transform complex travel into something effortless and entirely your own.
The world without distraction.
CroatiaSailing to the Blue Cave, Biševo Island
A private sail to Biševo's Blue Cave, timed to the midday hour when sunlight through the water turns the cave a deep, glowing blue.
CroatiaA Private Wine Evening on Korčula
A private vineyard tasting and dinner on Korčula, built around two grape varieties grown almost nowhere else in the world.
CroatiaWalking Dubrovnik’s Walls at Daybreak
A private walk along Dubrovnik's city walls before they open to the public, the Old Town still empty below.
TanzaniaA Private Dhow Sail to a Sandbank in Zanzibar
Sail to a stretch of white sand that exists for only a few hours before the tide reclaims it entirely.
The MaldivesNight snorkelling in the Maldives
Dive into the Maldives reef after dark, guided by torchlight to see moray eels, octopuses, and the rare flicker of bioluminescent plankton.
French PolynesiaSunrise on Mount Otemanu
A private early morning hike on the lower slopes of Mount Otemanu in Bora Bora, reaching ridge viewpoints at dawn with a local guide. Arranged by Do Not Disturb.
SwedenSauna and Cold Plunge in the Stockholm Archipelago
Experience one of Sweden's oldest wellness traditions on a private island surrounded by the Baltic Sea.
The best sailing grounds pair short hops between anchorages with settled weather in the months you want to travel. In Croatia, most days begin with a two- or three-hour sail and end in a harbour town. In French Polynesia, a shared lagoon keeps the water calm enough to snorkel straight off the stern.
Each of our picks suits a different kind of boat, from a gulet with a cook on board to a catamaran built for long afternoons at anchor. Some coastlines work best in early summer. Others come into their own when Europe turns cold.
Your expert will match the water to your dates and plan realistic sailing times, so the week is spent at good anchorages rather than on long passages.

Croatia has more than a thousand islands, and the distances between them are short.
A week on board typically runs from Split to Hvar and Vis, then south to Korčula and Dubrovnik.
A detour to Biševo, timed for midday, brings you to the Blue Cave when sunlight through the water turns it a deep blue. On Korčula, a private vineyard dinner centres on two grape varieties grown almost nowhere else.

In July and August the meltemi, a dry northerly wind, blows across the Aegean and suits confident sailors.
For calmer water, sail the Cyclades in June or September, or head west to the sheltered Ionian Sea.
A private yacht reaches the sea caves of Kleftiko on Milos, best seen from the water. Our Mamma Mia sailing itinerary and Greek island hopping journey are both good starting points in Greece.

In French Polynesia, Raiatea and Taha’a share a single lagoon, so the water inside the reef stays sheltered.
A crewed catamaran links the two with Bora Bora, where an early start brings you to a sunrise on Mount Otemanu. Our private catamaran escape is built around this stretch of water.

Most of the Galápagos can only be explored by boat. National park rules fix each vessel’s route in advance and require a certified naturalist guide on every landing.
On a small private yacht, that guide works to your pace. Combine the islands with Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley for a journey from the Andes to the equator.

The dry season from December to April brings steady trade winds to the Eastern Caribbean.
Antigua, home to Nelson’s Dockyard, is a long-established yachting base, and our Antigua and Barbados journey starts nearby. From there, a week on the water can take in St Barths and Anguilla or run south towards St Lucia and the Pitons.

The right boat depends on who is on it.
A crewed catamaran is stable at anchor and wide on deck, with a shallow draft that lets it anchor close to the beach. It suits couples and small families.
A gulet is a traditional wooden motor sailer from Croatia and Turkey, with a large shaded deck at the stern for long lunches. Larger gulets carry a cook, which makes them a good fit for multi-generational groups.
A motor yacht covers more distance in less time and suits a shorter trip.
None of this requires sailing experience. A crewed charter comes with a captain who knows the local anchorages, and you can take the helm for an afternoon if you want to.

A sailing week depends on decisions that are hard to make from a brochure. The cabin layout and the crew shape how the days feel, and so does a route that works with the prevailing wind.
We also plan what happens either side of the charter, from a night ashore before you board to a few days in Dubrovnik or Athens afterwards. The yacht is one part of the journey, and we plan it as one part.
The same expert looks after you from the first conversation until you return.

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