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How should I choose cabins for my group?

Answer

Cabin allocation should reflect the relationships, ages, preferences and practical requirements of the guests rather than simply distributing cabins by size.

Consider couples, children, singles, grandparents, privacy requirements, accessibility, preferred bed configurations and proximity to communal areas.

The yacht’s actual cabin plan is therefore more useful than the headline number of guests.

Analysis

A yacht can technically accommodate the required number of people while still being poorly suited to the group if the cabin arrangement does not work.

Cabin allocation should be considered before committing to a yacht.

Broker’s advice

Give us the real composition of your group and we’ll map it against the cabin plan. That often reveals whether a yacht that looks perfect on paper actually works for everyone.

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