PACIFIC
Yacht charter destinations in the Pacific:
Super yacht charter destinations in the Pacific ocean are usually those within the Southern hemisphere. For most Europeans and North American yacht charter clients these represent once in a lifestime yachting destinations. Australians and increasingly Asians, in particular Chinese see them as a more regular yachting or holiday destination.
South Pacific:
The most popular include Australia, including Queensland coast, West Australia around Kimberley region and New Zealand, New Caledonia, Fiji and French Polynesia. The more exotic locations are Tonga, Vanuatu, Samoa, Wells Fortuna, Kiribati and Galapagos Islands as well as Hawaii, Marquesas Islands and Tuamotu Archipelago.
North Pacific:
The locations in the Northern Hemisphere provide genuine escapism and absolute adventure. The Pacific North West and Alaska are all about the peace and serenity, untouched beauty and indeed fabulous glaciers, whales watching and navigation amongst a huge number of islands.
General information;
Peak season – December and January in the South and July and August in the North
Best time to go - when you are ready for the adventure of life
Avoid – All times other then summer months in the Northern Hemisphere
TOP recommendations:
South Pacific
The society Islands
- Unhuried pace of life
- Fascinating culture
- Breathtaking sunsets
Fiji
- Cascading waterfalls
- Rainforrests
Whitsundays
- Perfect nature and amazing beaches
- Easy and relaxed cruising attitude
Mainland Australia including Sydney
- Perfect facilities and events
- Best selection of yachts in the region
- Remote and secluded wilderness of Kimberley Region
New Zealand
- A special yachting destination -
- Offers a combination of most amazing scenery and highly developed cities
- Unique charter itineraries and a small selection of superyachts
- For more information - visit New Zealand Yacht Charter page
New Caledonia
- Remote and Romantic with spectacular nature
- Special arrangements required
North Pacific
Alaska
- Most picturesque and breathtaking adventure
British Columbia
- Easy access to Alaska, spectacular nature combined with excellent facilities
Pacific Private Charter Yachts Selection
As Pacific is a very remote destination for most of super yacht charter and luxury crewed sailing clients the chance of finding a suitable luxury mega yacht is relatively low. While in other more popular super yacht charter destinations such as BVI's or South of France, once can find a wide selection of mega yachts, luxury sailing yachts and both sailing as well as power catamarans available for private yacht charter cruises during the main season, the situation in Pacific is slightly different. Alaska and Society Islands as well as Australia including Whitsundays will have a number of luxury crewed yachts based there throughout the year yet this is not always the case. However, some yachts do announce their presence in the area well over 12 months in advance so planning well ahead is the crucial part of arranging your private charter yacht in the Pacific.
To read more about other major sailing destinations for luxury yachts, please click here:
Mediterranean SuperYacht Charters
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ATLANTIC yacht charter destinations:
To book a luxury yacht charter in the Atlantic Ocean, please contact us now.
How to arrange a Private Yacht Charter in the Pacific?
For more information about booking a private luxury charter yacht in the South or North Pacific please contact us at charter @SuperSailYachts.com so we can assist you to plan your perfect luxury yacht charter itinerary, combining your family or business needs with recommendations about the best time to visit this exotic yacht charter destination.
Carlsberg company from Denmark chartered a luxury open motor yacht in Spain for one of their major marketing events. Refurbishing the chartered yacht for this event was organised by ourselves and the whole project, including the photos, documentary and new web site for the project went extremelly well.
