New England

Cape Cod (Provincetown)

Description: Arrive at the pinnacle of Cape Cod, the northernmost town in the name of Provincetown offers everything one can wish for. This postcard-like town, with its sandy beaches and colorful New England houses, offers you that well deserved stroke of tranquility to begin your yacht charter with.

Let the local Whales, Dolphins and Orcas escort you along the world-famous Cape Cod National Seashore, whilst enjoying a fresh lobster onboard your superyacht. Anchor just a few feet off the seaside estate where the Kennedy’s spent their summers, whilst enjoying a sweet cocktail under the purple twilight sky.

Wake up on the Island of elegance. Martha’s Vineyard sits on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, just a few miles south of Cape Cod, it is only accessible by air or sea. A weekend home to some of the wealthiest and most influential people on the globe, Martha’s Island has centuries of history hidden behind every building.

It doesn’t get a lot more remote than the inner harbor anchorage on the coast of Naushon Island. The 7.4 Square mile Island is a home to only 30 inhabitants, with a textbook lighthouse, and eternal peace and tranquility, there is no better ways to lose connection to the external world than at anchor in Naushon Island.

Drop your anchor in the well sheltered lagoon in Cuttyhunk Island. Drop a fishing line as well if you feel like trying some local giant striped bass. Whatever you choose to do, don’t leave without strolling around the 580 acre island. And on your way back to your superyacht, make sure to stop for some fresh oysters sold by local fisherman.

What’s a better place to embrace your final day onboard than the Sailing Capital of the World? Newport, Rhode Island is the heart of the American Maritime Industry. To sum up your superyacht vacation, a visit to the Museum of Yachting in Fort Adams State Park, will truly leave you with countless unforgettable memories.