Starburst IV Yacht Charter | Luxury Private Crewed Yacht for Caribbean & Mediterranean Voyages

Book Starburst IV for Caribbean and Mediterranean cruises to ensure your party travels in spaces designed for comfort, with every cabin climate-controlled and prepared for extended stays, and with a crew that anticipates needs.

On deck, a broad alfresco dining area and shaded lounges invite guests to socialize between ports; the layout is designed to capture sea light and breezes, while a reliable winch system handles tenders with speed and care.

In the market for private crewed yachts, Starburst IV stands out by combining cruising efficiency with responsible guest care. Their crew maintains safety and privacy at the core, coordinating meals, beverages and activities to suit the mood and pace of their party.

Powerful generators and smooth stabilisers keep cabins quiet during long passages, with a cruising plan that adapts to winds, port options and guest interests. Across the Caribbean and the Mediterranean, distances are covered at a steady pace while preserving a calm, free atmosphere on board.

With years of sea-going experience, Starburst IV has been refined into a charter that blends smooth cruising with practical, hands-on hospitality, making it a unique choice for discerning guests who value flexibility and responsibility in equal measure.

Starburst IV Yacht Charter: Luxury Private Crewed Yacht for Caribbean & Mediterranean Voyages

Book Starburst IV for your Caribbean & Mediterranean voyages to secure a private crewed yacht with exceptional service.

Inside, you’ll find 4 spacious cabins with en-suite bathrooms, all bathed in natural light and finished with tasteful styling.

Deck amenities include a pool and a welcoming alfresco dining area, creating relaxed spaces that invite entertaining guests after a day at sea.

Connectivity and information flow smoothly: wi-fi across all decks, informational briefings delivered by a professional crew, and a stabilizing machine that enhances comfort in varied seas.

This yacht offers the feature you want: the ability to tailor itineraries to guest interests, from hidden coves to historic ports. The project plan for every charter covers provisioning, safety, and on-board activities, with meticulous detail and a strong sense of responsibility by the captain and crew.

Unique in its layout, Starburst IV provides larger public areas without compromising privacy, including a spacious main salon, multiple outdoor lounges, and a wide alfresco section that opens via a generous door to the deck and sea breeze.

Experience refined service from a professional crew, whose approach blends efficiency with a relaxed attitude. The 4 cabins, pool, and alfresco zones team with culinary offerings to boost the completeness of the charter and ensure guests leave with lasting memories.

Active options elevate the program: waverunners and kayaks are ready for exploration, while the surrounding natural beauty frames every outing. The styling and chosen materials emphasize comfort, durability, and a unique guest experience.

Thanks for considering Starburst IV for your next charter–expect a polished, private, and memorable experience.

Practical Charter Outline for Caribbean and Mediterranean Voyages

Book a two-region itinerary: Caribbean loop (6–8 days) followed by a Mediterranean loop (5–7 days) to maximize yachting time, snorkeling, and wellness on Starburst IV. The boat is equipped with a full safety kit, snorkeling gear, and a semi-alfresco dining area. Look to maintain a steady rhythm that blends active water time with intimate evenings on deck, taking advantage of blues horizons and calm anchorages. The primary objective is excellent guest service with clear safety procedures and well-organized decks. Please ensure correct safety briefings before every water activity, and keep bridge communications concise to speed decisions. Assume a flexible schedule that accommodates weather shifts but preserves a smooth flow between areas such as the bridge, guest lounge, and water-access zones. Being proactive about provisioning helps, and thanks to this approach, guests remember moments captured on the decks, in snorkeling areas, and at sunset. This outline offers a reliable framework to deliver memorable yachting experiences for intimate groups.

In Caribbean days, anchor in protected harbors for snorkeling in sheltered bays, and enjoy semi-alfresco lunches on deck while blues horizons stretch overhead. In the Mediterranean, target intimate coves along the Italian coast, savor italian cuisine ashore, and wander pedestrian streets before returning to the boat. Maintain a steady speed to minimize wakes and protect anchored zones, balancing shore visits with on-board wellness routines. This balance helps guests stay energized, capture memories, and keep the itinerary flexible in response to weather.

To execute well, assign a primary crew schedule: captain, bridge team, deck, engineering, and hospitality. Being proactive about maintenance and equipment checks ensures reliability, and ensuring safety gear is used correctly. Please coordinate daily provisioning around guest preferences, with wellness options and local specialties. Thanks for choosing Starburst IV; this offers an elevated yachting experience for intimate groups and families alike.

Caribbean itineraries: routes, durations, and port calls

Begin with a 7-night Eastern Caribbean loop aboard Starburst IV, marketed as estrella in some markets. The steel-hulled yacht carries two luxurious suites, a spacious deck, reliable wi-fi, kayaks, and on-board jacuzzis for a laidback, premium experience at every anchorage.

1. Eastern Caribbean – 7 nights

   • Ports: Antigua (St. John’s) → St. Barts (Gustavia) → St. Martin (Marigot) → Anguilla (The Valley) → Virgin Gorda (Spanish Town) → Tortola (Road Town) → Antigua
   • Durations: plan 1 day in each port; sea legs between most legs run 5–8 hours; a longer overnight sail back to Antigua can be arranged if weather allows
   • Highlights on board: doors opening to breezy decks, two luxurious suites, kayaks ready for shallow-water exploration, reliable audio zones for playlists, and jacuzzi sessions after beach days

2. Western Caribbean – 7 nights

   • Ports: Cozumel (Mexico) → Grand Cayman (George Town) → Jamaica (Ocho Rios) → Nassau (Bahamas) → Key West (USA) → return to Cozumel
   • Durations: expect 2–3 sea days total; port calls typically 6–9 hours each; one longer crossing may occur depending on wind and weather
   • Highlights on board: larger common areas for social time, two suites for owners and guests, snorkel gear and kayaks for shoreline explorations, full wi‑fi coverage, and a calm, relaxed ambiance

3. Southern Caribbean – 10 nights

   • Ports: Grenada (St. George’s) → Carriacou (Tyrell Bay) → Bequia (Port Elizabeth) → Saint Vincent (Kingstown) → Saint Lucia (Rodney Bay) → Martinique (Fort-de-France) → Antigua (St. John’s) → Barbuda (Codrington) → return
   • Durations: 3–4 days at sea across the loop; port calls 0.5–1.5 days each, with multiple anchorages offering beach time and calm waters
   • Highlights on board: extended deck hours for sunset views, efficient crew to tailor routes, snorkel gear and kayaks for cays and reefs, and a steady audio setup for onboard relaxation

Booking and rate details: Booking opens 9–12 months in advance for peak periods; rates vary by season and charter length. The package typically includes crew, meals, wi‑fi, water toys, and selected beverages; owners and crew tailor routes within permitted ports, including private beach stops and quiet anchorages. The estella/estrella branding reflects a consistent, luxurious approach designed to meet larger guest lists without compromising attention to detail.

Mediterranean itineraries: seasonal sailing areas and ports

Start with a spring Western Mediterranean arc that keeps guests in intimate spaces and shaded anchorages. In April–May, base in Palma de Mallorca, then step to Menorca (Mahon) and glide toward Corsica (Ajaccio, Bastia) and Sardinia (Olbia, Porto Cervo, Cagliari). This layout offers ample accommodation and high provisioning that suits larger yachts, made for discerning crews, while protecting moorings from prevailing winds. From Corsica onto Sardinia, transitions are seamless. Styling by zuccon adds a cohesive look that mirrors the coast’s understated elegance.

In June–August, pivot to the Greek archipelago and western Aegean, with Mykonos, Santorini, Paros and Naxos, plus Crete’s harbors (Heraklion, Chania) and Corfu for variety. The Balearics–Mallorca (Palma), Menorca (Mahon), Ibiza–offer entertaining evenings ashore and reliable sheltered bays for daytime swimming. In Sicily, Palermo and Catania connect well with Messina to extend the sailing index of routes; the yacht’s systems and a reliable onboard machine keep speeds steady and comfort high. The look and feel emphasize ample shaded decks and intimate dining spaces, suitable for guests’ privacy, with plenty opportunities to entertain and look ashore for culture and cuisine.

September–October in the Adriatic delivers calmer seas and dramatic coastlines. Dubrovnik’s Old Town, Split’s Diocletian Palace, Zadar’s sea organs, and Montenegro’s Kotor Bay anchor the circuit, with sheltered harbours and shaded terraces. The crew has much to balance, and their responsibility to maintain a high level of service is clear: they manage weather windows, secure berths, and handle details with care to keep guests relaxed. This section closes with practical tips on berthing, shore programs, and local rules to help you plan a comfortable autumn cruise.

Crew structure and hospitality on board

Assign a dedicated Service Director who coordinates the team, records guest preferences from embarkation, and ensures en-suite cabins are set with the right configurations and amenities for the first evening. This single point of contact provides consistency, good service, and a smooth start for everyone on board.

The crew structure on starburst iv is built for clear accountability and smooth transitions between days at sea and port calls. The Captain leads safety and navigation; the First Mate handles deck operations, winch tasks, and tender management; and the Engineer maintains climate and power so guests enjoy a comfortable indoor environment. The team is ready to adapt to many guest profiles, from families to couples, with a high level of hospitality. This setup also highlights the crew's ability to respond quickly to changing conditions and guest moods.

• Captain – safety, routing decisions, and overall guest welfare.
• First Mate / Chief Officer – deck routines, line handling, winch operations, and guest excursion coordination.
• Chef de Cuisine – seasonal menus, dietary preferences, and scalable service for many guests.
• Steward(s) and Stewardess(es) – table service, wine pairing, in-cabin checks, and en-suite housekeeping.
• Housekeeping – daily cabin refresh, linen care, and turning around en-suite cabins for new guests.
• Engineering – air conditioning, water systems, soundproofing, and reliable power supply to ensure comfort.
• Deck crew – water toys, snorkeling gear ready, safety briefings at bulwark, and guest assistance on excursions.
• Animation / Host – curates alfresco dining, sunset evenings, and activity scheduling.

Hospitality flow is proactive: the team anticipates needs, not reacts to requests. They offer a graceful balance of privacy and attentiveness, allowing guests to switch from a quiet interior to alfresco spaces with a simple gesture. Each cabin provides en-suite facilities and double bed configurations where possible, plus premium textiles and climate control to match guest preferences. The hull curves and the starburst design of the boat support a calm, stable ride, while the bulwark zones offer secure access during snorkeling or tender launches. The crew provides a good indoor ambience and creates a welcoming atmosphere for evening gatherings.

Spaces and experiences include indoor lounges, shaded decks, and sand-adjacent beaches for excursions. The crew is creating a seamless day by blending structured itineraries with flexible windows for snorkeling, beach walks, and island exploration. Evening plans combine candlelit dining, local music, and starlit scenes aboard or ashore, depending on guest mood and weather. They coordinate with shore teams to ensure tender speed is tuned to harbor timetables and harbor rules.

Key recommendations for owners and guests: appoint a single point of contact, define cabin allocation early, and confirm daily briefings. This approach allows the crew to deliver high-level service while maintaining the privacy and space guests expect on a premium charter. By focusing on alfresco dining and shaded lounges, they can offer seamless transitions from indoor comfort to outdoor luxury, keeping Starburst IV at the center of a good yachting experience and memorable moments.

Cabin layout, en-suite facilities, and onboard amenities

Opt for a four-cabin layout that places a master cabin on the main deck, featuring a spacious en-suite and generous closet space, with two guest cabins and another convertible twin, ensuring high proportions of private space for guests while maintaining crew efficiency throughout the yacht.

Each en-suite facility uses full-height showers and premium fittings, with a dedicated towel warmer and heated mirror. The master en-suite offers a soaking-tub option, while the other cabins receive rain showers; climate control is independent in every cabin to maintain a calm atmosphere, allowing guests to unwind after sunset sails.

Onboard amenities include a freshwater pool, shaded alfresco lounge, and a fully equipped galley run by a professional crew. Watersports gear for snorkeling and paddle boards is stored near the foredeck, with a winch-assisted tender system for quick launches. The british hospitality team ensures every detail, from the pops of color to the organization, feels seamless for guests.

Power comes from reliable caterpillar motors and a naval-grade hull, delivering crisp performance and smooth handling in a range of sea conditions. The layout and equipment are designed for two crews to operate efficiently, creating a safe and comfortable environment for guests in any year or season.

Storage, deck spaces, and circulation are optimized for proportions that feel generous yet practical, creating a premium experience for guests and world travelers alike. The weekly price reflects high standards and professional service, with a focus on consistency year-round, always delivering value.