Big Eagle Yacht Charter - Luxury Yacht Rentals for Unforgettable Voyages

Book Big Eagle Yacht Charter for your next voyage and feel the exhilaration of cruising aboard luxury yachts designed for comfort, performance, and unforgettable moments.

Seeking a premium yachting experience? Our fleet blends classic wood finishes with modern systems, delivering impressive stability and a beam-friendly profile as you sail. Each yacht offers four guest cabins, several lounging areas, and decks built for easy socializing or quiet reflection, whether you travel as a couple, a family, or a close circle of friends.

From sunrise to sunset, you enjoy views, a high-end stereo, and outdoor dining spaces that invite conversation and connection aboard. The materials honor tradition with wood and brass accents, while the layout provides privacy and mood lighting for every occasion.

With japan-inspired touches and a skilled lady crew at the helm, we tailor every charter to your preferences. papas on the grill and fresh coastal flavors join a curated beverage program, while the captain guides you along pristine shores and sheltered coves. Please contact us to design a custom itinerary that fits your dates and group size.

Reserve Big Eagle for a 7-night East Mediterranean charter to lock in prime berths, a flexible schedule, and exceptional crew service. Rates typically range from 300,000 to 900,000 per week, depending on season and itinerary, with longer charters delivering better value.

Designed by giorgio, Big Eagle blends gran exterior decks with a refined interior. The yacht features a large main deck for lounging and dining, plus a dedicated stateroom for guests and a master stateroom with sea views.

Onboard tech and gear highlight its premium build: a yamaha sound system delivers crisp notes, while japan-built electronics provide intuitive control and reliability. Images from charterworld showcase her elegant lines and thoughtful layout.

Itinerary and activities mix classic island hopping with sheltered bays for swimming and snorkeling. Start in Mykonos or Santorini, then cruise to Rhodes, Bodrum, and Crete, with large outdoor decks offering al fresco lounging and night gatherings around the tables on the main deck.

Charter planning centers on your broker: prior to departure, share priorities, preferred ports, and timing. Big Eagle adapts with flexible stateroom configurations and dining options at tables on the main deck, ensuring comfort for guests and crew alike.

Why Big Eagle stands out: notable awards, including the award for design excellence, plus a highly trained crew deliver seamless service. The vessel's size and capabilities enable grand experiences, from dawn sails to tranquil night cruising under the stars.

Yacht specifications and onboard luxury amenities for East Med itineraries

A recommended choice for East Med voyages is a 40m-class yacht with twin diesel engines and a stabilized hull, delivering smooth passages between Santorini, Crete, Rhodes, and the Turkish coast. Ensure the layout offers 6–8 elegant staterooms to host guests while keeping crew areas discreet, and prioritize a saloon with panoramic views and large blinds that balance daytime brightness with privacy. This setup creates an enjoyable balance of intimate spaces and shared social areas, while keeping a pure, classic styling that appeals to both first-time cruisers and seasoned charter guests.

Onboard amenities elevate every leg of the journey: a cinema room delivers evening entertainment, backed by a high-fidelity audio system to fill the saloon with clear sound without overwhelming conversation. Outside, a shaded aft dining area accommodates dinner with sea views, while a dedicated scuba gear locker invites easy access to underwater exploration. The yacht should also offer extensive water sports gear, a gym for daily exercise, and a well-designed layout that keeps mates and guests separate when needed.

To ensure a seamless experience, verify safety and regulatory validity, and confirm the vessel is registered in a Mediterranean county with up-to-date certificates. The mate coordinates crew shifts, tender operations, and engine room supervision, ensuring smooth transitions between ports and anchorage locations. A current inventory of gear, spare parts, and safety equipment minimizes delays and maintains a very high level of readiness, so guests can focus on the scenery, the cuisine, and the company on board.

Tailored East Med itineraries: ports, routes, and seasonal conditions

Start with a 9–12 day East Med loop: Piraeus (Athens) → Mykonos → Santorini → Crete (Heraklion or Chania) → Rhodes → Kos → return to Piraeus. This focused map maximizes intimate ports, delivers dramatic views, and keeps daily sailing to 4–6 hours per leg for a smooth pace. Book now to secure preferred dates and cabin types, especially for double and twin configurations.

Two refined routes cover the region efficiently:

• Classic Cyclades and Dodecanese: Piraeus → Mykonos → Paros → Naxos → Milos → Santorini → Crete → Rhodes → Kos → return to Athens. Plan 4–6 days per leg, with longer stays in Santorini and Milos for dramatic hull views along caldera cliffs and volcanic coastlines.

• Eastern Mediterranean and Turkish coast extension: Piraeus → Samos → Bodrum or Kusadasi → Rhodes → Symi → Kos → Patmos → Crete → Santorini → return. This route adds historic ports and a lighter acceleration in summer seas, suited for enthusiasts who want cultural spice without sacrificing yacht comfort.

Seasonal conditions guide timing and planning:

• Spring (April–May): light Meltemi risk is low, water temperatures rise, and provisioning is straightforward. Opt for shoulder-season departures to maximize intimate harbours and shelter from peak crowds.
• Summer (June–August): Meltemi winds peak (roughly 15–25 knots in the Aegean), favoring confident captains and sailors. Favor south-facing bays for protection; mornings are calm, afternoons bring predictable sea states and faster acceleration for shade and views from deck lounges.
• Autumn (September–October): wind eases, seas stay comfortable, and rates begin to soften. Ideal window for longer legs between islands while preserving the same intimate experience and great water visibility.
• Winter (November–March): ports reduce operations and some marinas close. Not recommended for standard charters unless you want a systems-check and maintenance window with a highly experienced crew.

Onboard logistics and yacht capabilities to match the itinerary:

• Accommodations: twin and double cabins are common; plan for family groups or small groups of enthusiasts who want privacy without sacrificing sociability. Large and intimate salons allow social time with views across the hull.
• Power and climate: kilowatts of onboard conditioning ensure comfort in high-heat months. Many yachts offer shore-power connections (andor portable generators) to keep systems stable during long stays in marinas.
• Provisioning and supply: supplied with fresh Mediterranean produce in major ports; anticipate extra gran details like specialty cheeses, seafood, and local wines to elevate evenings on deck.
• Deck and comfort: stainless steel or steel-hull vessels provide robust handling in breezy bays; loungers placed for sun or shade offer flexible layouts for private sunbathing or champagne sunset sessions.
• Entertainment and tech: tvdvdcd compatibility adds familiar media options; a solid Wi-Fi package keeps guests connected for planning and photo sharing during the trip.

Practical planning tips for a smooth claim on prime slots and favorable rates:

• Book early to lock preferred dates and cabin layouts; early-bird sale pricing applies in the shoulder seasons, particularly for large groups or families with two or more cabins.
• Prioritize routes based on season and wind patterns; if you’re a fan of calmer days, target May or September for the Cyclades loop, then extend to the Turkish coast for added culture.
• For groups of four or more, a large yacht with twin cabins beside a master double cabin delivers flexibility and maintains privacy while enabling efficient use of space and resources.
• Rate planning: note that double occupancy rates are often lower per person in off-peak windows; consider accelerating demand by aligning with school holidays or regional fiestas to maximize value.
• When selecting ports, balance iconic views with sheltered anchorages; bays with shallow water and sandy bottoms reduce hull exposure and enhance comfort for families and enthusiasts alike.
• Where to extend: if a longer voyage is desired, Grenadines can be added as a future leg for a Caribbean option, though East Med itineraries remain the core focus for this charter.

Areas of emphasis for a tailored plan:

• Intimate experiences in smaller ports, with tailored on-board services and crew-led excursions.
• Speed and routing optimized for safe anchorage, smooth hull movement, and efficient provisioning in each area.
• Gran attention to daily schedules, balancing swimming, shore visits, and relaxation on deck with views that linger long after sunset.
• Prior years’ patterns indicate steady demand for Cyclades in May and September; enthusiasts value flexible itineraries that accommodate weather windows and port closures.

Key reminders for a successful East Med charter: select East Med routes that maximize harbor time and minimize long ocean legs; choose a yacht with robust conditioning, a capable hull, and ample lounging space; and ensure provisioning aligns with preferred meal concepts–whether you favor light Mediterranean fare or grand family feasts on deck.

Crew profiles, training, safety protocols, and guest service standards

Begin with a formal crew profile program: hire a friendly master and mate team, allocate four decks to distinct service zones, and maintain extensive training across areas to ensure seamless underway operations. This approach provides the luxury experience guests expect, with attentive presence on decks and across locations as itineraries unfold.

Establish safety protocols with a quarterly review and weekly drills covering muster, firefighting, medical readiness, and security procedures. Light signaling and clear beam cues guide responses, while checklists ensure equipment is in place on interior spaces and on exterior decks.

Guest service standards prioritize proactive communication, privacy respect, and personalized itineraries that leverage an array of amenities across areas. The crew uses a structured four-step briefing to capture guest preferences and then book arrangements in the system so requests are visible at every stage of the voyage.

Interiors built to luxury spec showcase twin cabins, blinds, and light-filled lounges with beam accents that create a calm, refined atmosphere. The master suite and guest areas stay consistently quiet underway, while crew attention remains visible on all decks to maintain comfort across voyages.

Underway operations rely on a dedicated team rotation across locations, with cross-training among the mate, deckhands, stewards, and engineers. The shipyard-built hull and robust safety gear enable steady performance, and a clear chain of command ensures swift response to any issue while guests enjoy seamless service ashore or at sea.

Charter booking steps: deposits, contracts, licenses, and documentation

Recommendation: Secure a signed charter contract and a clear deposit schedule before transferring funds to confirm the private yacht booking.

Deposits typically range from 20% to 40% of the charter fee, with the balance due 4–6 weeks before the voyage. In August, during regatta weeks, operators may require 40%–50% to lock the slot on a steel-hulled yacht, the king of stability at sea.

In the contract, list length and deck layout, number of suites, guest limit, start and end dates, ports of call, anchor plan, inclusions (crew, meals, refreshments, and a cinema room), and cancellation terms; add details on fuel surcharges, overtime charges, and the payment milestones to avoid surprises.

Licenses: verify the captain holds a valid maritime license recognized in the county of operation and that the vessel is properly registered; request current safety certificates, crew qualifications, and the COI (certificate of insurance) naming the broker and operator. This takes careful verification.

Documentation: gather passports or IDs for all guests, a guest list with ages for minors, vessel registration papers, and a signed waiver for any water-sport activities; keep copies in the informational file and share them with the operator and broker ahead of time.

Process flow with the broker: assume the broker coordinates the calendar, licenses, and crew, then chases missing items with timely reminders; a professional team makes the steps accelerate, and the acceleration comes when all files arrive on time; enjoy the private suites and deck that boast entertaining spaces, featuring a cinema room and a beach-friendly layout; anchor a first-night stop at a calm bay, then proceed with a week-long itinerary or a longer regatta route; length options range from 3 to 14 days, giving flexibility for family adventures; anyway, confirm all documents in advance for a smooth start.

Transparent pricing: inclusions, surcharges, and customizable options

Please lock in a week-long charter with the standard inclusions package to keep budgeting straightforward. The base rate covers the yacht, crew, meals, and standard beverages, plus fuel for daily itineraries within a defined distance, safety gear for all guests, and access to the sundeck, waterline platforms, and privacy-forward zones on the hull. Dining tables are prepared for your party, and the pricing framework is informational for easy review across the caribbean area, with a single quote you can share with county offices and marina teams.

Surcharges apply for peak weeks and high-season slots, marina dues, port charges, and any enhancements such as a private chef, spa services, or scuba excursions with certified instructors. If you request additional fuel beyond the included allowance, charges apply per hour or per mile according to current rates. Whilst the base rate covers core items, local taxes and county charges may apply; a detailed breakdown is provided in the final invoice, with all line items presented in clear tables that you can review before confirming. The approach maintains good transparency across blue ocean destinations and throughout the booking process.

Customization options let you tailor the experience: private chef menus across the Caribbean, scuba excursions with instructors, snorkeling gear upgrades, and private fitness sessions on the sundeck. You can adjust the itinerary across the ocean area, plan entertaining evenings, and reserve privacy-focused spaces for guests. The options appear in clearly labeled tables so you can compare base rate, surcharges, and add-ons at a glance, with charterworld providing previews in the listing. Finish with a granularity-driven dessert tasting to cap your retreat, and please inform their team of any preferences so we can finalize details on the week you choose.