Yacht Charter Programs
Discover Flexible Ownership & Sailing with Fractional Programs
At Southwest Yacht Sales, we believe there’s more than one way to enjoy the yachting lifestyle. Our Yacht Charter Programs offer flexible, affordable alternatives to traditional ownership through fractional ownership and exclusive SailTime memberships. Whether you're looking to offset costs, enjoy hassle-free boating, or get on the water more often, we have a program designed for you.
SailTime
Southwest Florida
Sail more, stress less.
SailTime is a membership-based fractional sailing program that gives you access to a new, professionally maintained sailboat for a low monthly fee. You get guaranteed sailing time, flexible online scheduling, and none of the hassle of ownership. It's perfect for sailors who want the experience of owning a yacht—without the maintenance, docking fees, or insurance worries.
Fractional Yacht Membership
Own a share of a premium yacht without the full-time responsibility.
With fractional ownership, multiple owners share the costs of purchase, maintenance, and operation, making luxury boating more accessible and financially smart. You enjoy scheduled usage, professional management, and full access to a well-maintained yacht, while we handle the upkeep and logistics.
Benefits include:
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Lower upfront and ongoing costs
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Professionally managed maintenance
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Guaranteed monthly sailing time
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Revenue potential through charter use
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Ideal for part-time boaters or vacationers
Learn to Sail or Advance Your Skills at an ASA-Accredited School
Considering purchasing a boat? Our American Sailing Association (ASA)-accredited sailing school offers comprehensive courses designed to meet insurance requirements and build your confidence on the water.
Whether you're new to sailing or looking to refine your existing skills, our certified instructors provide hands-on training tailored to your experience level. Gain the knowledge, safety practices, and seamanship skills needed for a successful and enjoyable boating lifestyle.
