NORTH AMERICA Yacht Charter Region

Endless Exploration Opportunities

FROM YACHTING HERITAGE TO WILDERNESS

There is no better life experience to tick off the bucket list than a luxury yacht charter. With a private yacht charter through FGI, you can enjoy unparalleled service, explore some of the world’s most extraordinary remote locations and create memories with friends and family which will stay with you forever. From the remote bays of Alaska to the vibrant Key West and the traditional Martha’s Wineyard, there is nothing missing in North America

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NORTH AMERICA

Offering everything from tropical islands, to rugged coastlines and dazzling bright cities, North America is a varied and surprising superyacht destination. The West Coast is known for the stark desolation of Alaska, which promises unspoilt wilderness and outdoor adventure. At the same time, the East Coast offers a rich maritime history, with New England drawing in seasoned yachtsmen year after year. For those looking for a glamorous escape, the bustling cruising hotspot of Miami has everything from luxury shopping, to art & design and world-class cuisine.

The bright lights of the Big Apple are best enjoyed from the deck of a superyacht, while the luscious landscapes of Newport offer a tranquil getaway for those looking to kick back and relax. With a range of enthralling destinations, each featuring its own unique blend of culture, cuisine and history, this diverse continent is sure to continue amazing and surprising visitors season after season.

THE NEW WORLD

Alaska, with its stunning natural beauty, is rapidly becoming one of the new “must-see” destinations on the yacht charter trail. There’s a growing trend toward international yachting charters venturing further afield beyond the traditional summer cruising grounds of the Med and New England in search of new experiences.

Seafaring has long been a way of life in New England, from the 18th-century whaling ships that set out from Nantucket and other northern ports, to the lobstermen who still ply the region’s rocky shores.