Private Yacht Charter in Ibiza

It means new members typically come through an existing member, a private banker, a family office or a trusted personal introduction. It's not a closed shop — direct enquiries are welcome through the office, but the relationship begins with a conversation rather than a transaction.

No. Aurelius does not list members' charters on public platforms, does not publish photographs of guests, and does not retain charter data for marketing use. Crew, office and suppliers operate under NDA-standard discretion as a default.

Three differences: (a) owner-direct rates save 10–15% versus retail broker pricing, (b) a single Swiss office handles the entire arrangement through one named contact rather than a routed agency desk, (c) the office holds standing-relationship reservations at marinas, beach clubs and concierge suppliers that retail charter rarely accesses.

Yes — and routinely is. The office sends the captain and stewardess a guest brief 7 days before the charter covering names, dietary requirements, drink preferences, allergies, children's needs and any special occasions. Nothing is asked at the table that hasn't already been planned for.

Yes — first charters as a prospective member are accepted on the same terms as members. The office uses the first charter to begin the relationship; future bookings move to member-only rates.

Two to twelve guests on a single yacht (the regulatory maximum). For larger private groups we arrange a second yacht alongside under the same office, with both crews briefed together.