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Shared cabin charter
You book a cabin and share the boat with other surfers. The cheapest way onto a charter, and usually the most social.
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Boats, cabins and life on board
A charter is a floating base that follows the swell. Here is how the boats are set up, and what a cabin actually gets you.
- Guests, typical maximum
- 12
- Cabin classes
- 3
- Nights per charter
- 10–14
- Crew on board
- 24h
Ways to charter
Three ways to take a boat
The boat decides how far you roam and who you share the line-up with.
On board
Cabin classes
Every cabin is air-conditioned with storage for boards. The difference is space and privacy.
Layouts differ from boat to boat. Tell us how many of you are travelling and we will send the plan for the boats that are free on your dates.
A day on board
Between sessions
Boats carry a dining area, a shaded lounge and a sun deck, so the hours between surfs are spent eating, sleeping and watching the next break from the rail.
Crew handle the cooking, the tenders and the anchor watch. Safety briefings and gear checks happen at the start of the trip, not when something goes wrong.
- Meals
- All included on board
- Tenders
- Run you to the line-up
- Extras
- Fishing and snorkelling gear
- Connectivity
- Patchy, by design
Charter questions
What people ask about boats
Practical answers before you commit to two weeks at sea.
All questionsReady when you are
Find a boat for your dates
Tell us when you can travel and how many of you there are. We will send the boats that are free and what each one costs.