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The Caribbean · Tailored Support at Sea
Whatever your mobility, sensory or onboard support needs, our team will identify the right yacht and coordinate every detail with you.
Caribbean · Private Charter Accessibility
Every request is handled individually and in complete confidence. Tell us about your mobility, sensory or onboard support needs, and our team will coordinate the yacht, equipment and assistance best suited to your journey.
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For the ultimate white-glove experience, Dedicated Companion is required.
For a more independent stay, Independent Boarding is strongly advised.
The boarding level shown on each condition is set by our team and cannot be changed.
No lower-limb mobility; full upper-body function. Self-propelled.
Vessel provisions
Anti-slip removable boarding ramp, clear aft deck ≥ 1.2 m, flush cockpit sole
Specialist equipment
Aircraft-grade aluminum ramp, recessed grab rails, flush continuous deck
Coordination notes
Avoid vessels with raised cockpit soles. Swells exceeding 0.5 m require additional crew support.
Full lower-limb paralysis. Power chair weight 80–150 kg; reinforced tie-down required.
Vessel provisions
Reinforced aft deck rated to 300 kg+, heavy-duty boarding ramp or hydraulic hoist
Specialist equipment
Cargo-rated ramp, titanium tie-down straps, electric passenger hoist
Coordination notes
Deck structural load must be independently verified prior to departure. Chair + guest weight combined.
Ambulatory with cane, crutches, or rollator. Balance compromised on moving surfaces.
Vessel provisions
Grab rails throughout, non-slip teak deck surfaces, cockpit seating with armrests
Specialist equipment
Marine-grade stainless rails, rubber non-slip matting, padded cockpit seat with arms
Coordination notes
Rough sea state inadvisable. Prefer vessels with level gangway — no step boarding.
Partial or full amputation of one or both legs. Prosthesis use varies.
Vessel provisions
Flush deck access throughout, step-free wet room, passage widths ≥ 80 cm
Specialist equipment
Teak shower seat, support rails, aquatic prosthesis or amphibious wheelchair on standby
Coordination notes
Wet prosthesis damage risk at sea. Provision aquatic prosthesis or dedicated water-entry chair.
Partial or full amputation of one or both arms. Grip absent or significantly limited.
Vessel provisions
Sliding doors throughout, lever faucets, all fittings operable single-handed
Specialist equipment
Lever hardware throughout, fixed openers, prosthesis-compatible offshore safety harness
Coordination notes
Harness compatibility with prosthesis must be confirmed with safety officer before departure.
Unilateral muscular weakness (hemiparesis) or bilateral lower-limb weakness (paraparesis).
Vessel provisions
Rails concentrated on affected side, armrest seating throughout, berth with safety board
Specialist equipment
Reinforced armrests, berth guard rail, stable boarding step
Coordination notes
Individual functional assessment required. Degree of paresis determines staffing level.
Complete paralysis of all four limbs (tetra) or lower limbs (para). Continuous care required.
Vessel provisions
Deck-level PMR stateroom, adapted head, wet-room shower, ceiling-track hoist system
Specialist equipment
Electric ceiling hoist, pressure-relief mattress, suction unit as indicated
Coordination notes
Full care plan submitted to captain and medical officer prior to embarkation. Coastal routing recommended.
Residual acuity < 1/10. Perceives light and contrast; cannot read or navigate independently aboard.
Vessel provisions
Full-spectrum LED lighting at all hours, high-contrast strips on steps and deck edges
Specialist equipment
Tactile deck tiles, high-visibility stair markings, embossed signage
Coordination notes
Verbal orientation briefing required at each new port. Night navigation to be avoided.
No functional vision. White cane or guide dog. Cannot orient independently on an unfamiliar vessel.
Vessel provisions
Physical guided orientation at boarding, tactile deck plan, safety guide rope installed
Specialist equipment
Deck safety rope, call bells, fully embossed labeling throughout
Coordination notes
Guide dogs welcomed — dedicated relief space and food station required. Full verbal briefing at every new location.
Severely restricted peripheral field. Central axis only; lateral blind zones.
Vessel provisions
Unobstructed walkways, single-direction circulation plan enforced
Specialist equipment
Floor guide strips, uniform glare-free lighting throughout
Coordination notes
Crew to monitor lateral obstacles on deck and in companionways.
Partial loss compensated by hearing aids. Understands speech in calm conditions.
Vessel provisions
Visual strobe alarms supplementing all audible safety systems
Specialist equipment
Emergency light alarms, vibrating bed-alert unit
Coordination notes
Provide sealed waterproof cases for hearing aids — continuous salt-air exposure risk.
No functional hearing. Communication via ASL or lip-reading.
Vessel provisions
All safety alarms fully duplicated visually; dedicated indicator panel on bridge
Specialist equipment
Emergency strobes throughout, vibrating safety wristband, communication tablet, written VHF log
Coordination notes
Captain and key crew must be briefed on visual safety protocols. Written communications plan to be filed aboard.
Combined auditory and speech impairment. Non-verbal communication exclusively.
Vessel provisions
Full visual communication infrastructure, touchscreen panels at key stations
Specialist equipment
Communication tablet and whiteboard at helm and saloon, ASL application, 100% visual alarm system
Coordination notes
Port stops to be coordinated with harbors offering ASL interpreter services where possible.
Learning difficulties; unable to follow complex instructions. Partial autonomy possible.
Vessel provisions
Safety instructions displayed as pictograms, structured daily schedule, color-coded zones
Specialist equipment
Safety pictogram card set, simplified alarms, color-coded zone markers
Coordination notes
Adapted safety briefing required. Individual embarkation assessment mandatory.
Sensory hypersensitivity, social communication challenges, strong routine dependency. Anxiety episodes possible.
Vessel provisions
Dedicated low-stimulation retreat space, reduced auditory and visual output throughout
Specialist equipment
Noise-canceling headphones, tinted glasses, enclosed calm space with curtain
Coordination notes
Detailed itinerary shared well in advance. Avoid peak-season marinas. Crew briefed on de-escalation.
Spatial and temporal disorientation; wandering behavior likely. Constant supervision essential.
Vessel provisions
Full perimeter safety netting, exterior doors locked, zero unsupervised deck access
Specialist equipment
Cabin exit alarm, GPS tracking wristband, safety netting on all exterior deck areas
Coordination notes
Short coastal passages only. Medication management handled exclusively by designated companion.
Bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, or severe anxiety — managed by ongoing treatment plan. Rarely unpredictable.
Vessel provisions
Quiet retreat space available 24 hours, alcohol access restricted if medically indicated, consistent schedule
Specialist equipment
Emergency medication kit aboard, psychiatrist contact information filed with captain
Coordination notes
Current valid prescription required. Captain to be briefed on treatment protocol and response plan.
Exertional fatigue and breathlessness. Risk of acute cardiac episode. Severely limited physical capacity.
Vessel provisions
Zero crew duties. Unrestricted access to all spaces, shaded and ventilated cockpit seating
Specialist equipment
AED mandatory, pulse oximeter, full cardiac emergency kit
Coordination notes
Extreme heat and bluewater passages to be avoided. Maritime medical evacuation protocol briefed before departure.
Dependent on O₂ concentrator. Very limited mobility. Absolute no-smoking policy aboard.
Vessel provisions
Uninterrupted 220 V supply, ventilated equipment locker, strict non-smoking vessel policy
Specialist equipment
Marine O₂ concentrator, backup cylinders, dedicated circuit breaker
Coordination notes
O₂ autonomy calculated per route leg. Resupply coordinated at each port of call in advance.
Sensitivity to humidity, salt air, and exertion. Acute respiratory episodes possible.
Vessel provisions
Well-ventilated, mold-free stateroom; gas cooking prohibited in enclosed spaces
Specialist equipment
Portable nebulizer, rescue bronchodilator, pulse oximeter
Coordination notes
Avoid high-humidity or misty routes. Rapid medical evacuation plan filed and briefed.
Unpredictable tonic-clonic seizures. Fall and drowning risk if episode occurs on deck or at water level.
Vessel provisions
Full perimeter lifelines and safety netting on all exterior deck areas
Specialist equipment
Anti-epileptic emergency kit (diazepam / midazolam), O₂ mask, posted seizure response protocol
Coordination notes
Swimming only under immediate crew supervision. Independent diving strictly prohibited.
Extreme fatigue, balance impairment, heat hypersensitivity. Unpredictable relapse episodes.
Vessel provisions
Shaded cockpit zones, stateroom air-conditioning, ergonomic seating throughout
Specialist equipment
Portable fan, positioning cushion, padded deck mat
Coordination notes
High-heat navigation to be avoided. Mandatory rest periods — schedule to be agreed with guest prior to departure.
Tremor, rigidity, postural instability. Frequent falls. Delayed movement responses.
Vessel provisions
Dense grab-rail installation, cushioned non-slip deck surface, elevated cockpit seating
Specialist equipment
Grab rails in stateroom and head, shower seat, rollator on standby
Coordination notes
Heavy swell strongly contraindicated. Strict medication schedule must be honored — crew to be briefed.
Unilateral paralysis. Potential speech impairment (aphasia).
Vessel provisions
Rails positioned on functional side; all seating oriented to favor strong side
Specialist equipment
Ankle-foot orthosis, quad cane, communication tablet for aphasic guests
Coordination notes
Marine safety wristband mandatory. Fine motor assessment required before embarkation.
Blood glucose management multiple times daily. Hypo/hyperglycemia risk if meals or medication are delayed.
Vessel provisions
Reliable 12 V refrigerator for insulin, fixed meal times, rapid-sugar access at all stations
Specialist equipment
Glucometer, insulin cold-storage unit (2–8 °C), rapid sugars accessible at all times
Coordination notes
Hypoglycemia crisis protocol posted aboard. Designated crew member briefed on recognition and response.
Dialysis three times per week. Strict dietary protocol. High baseline fatigue.
Vessel provisions
Onboard dietary kitchen: low-sodium, low-potassium, purified water supply
Specialist equipment
Dialysis passport, confirmed dialysis center contacts at every port of call
Coordination notes
Coastal itinerary only — confirmed dialysis access at each scheduled stop is non-negotiable.
Continuous diffuse pain aggravated by cold and damp. Significant fatigue.
Vessel provisions
Orthopedic memory-foam bedding, heated stateroom, positioning cushions throughout
Specialist equipment
Lumbar support, 12 V heated throw, prescription pain-relief emergency kit
Coordination notes
Cold-water itineraries to be avoided. Vessel motion may aggravate symptoms — sea state briefings recommended.
Reduced mobility, exertional breathlessness, difficulty in narrow passages.
Vessel provisions
Passageways ≥ 90 cm, seating rated > 200 kg, oversized head and shower
Specialist equipment
Reinforced cockpit seating, XL offshore life jacket, passenger hoist as indicated
Coordination notes
All deck and equipment load ratings must be independently verified. XL-rated PFD mandatory at all times underway.
Concurrent motor and intellectual disabilities. No independent function. Continuous professional care.
Vessel provisions
Full PMR stateroom, electric passenger hoist, fully adapted bathroom with wet room
Specialist equipment
Electric hoist, anti-decubitus mattress, suction unit, complete professional care kit
Coordination notes
Short coastal passages only. Full medical assessment and care plan required before charter confirmation.
Total combined sensory loss — deaf and blind simultaneously. Communication via tactile sign language only.
Vessel provisions
Continuous tactile guidance system, obstacle-free layout, extra-wide circulation spaces
Specialist equipment
Personal guide rope, whole-vessel vibrating alarm network, tactile display tablet
Coordination notes
Specialist deafblind companion is non-negotiable. Deafblind community organization to be consulted in planning.
Partial or total mechanical ventilation. Daily tracheotomy care required.
Vessel provisions
Generator-backed power supply, dedicated onboard medical station
Specialist equipment
Portable ventilator, suction unit, emergency O₂, backup generator with automatic transfer switch
Coordination notes
Coastal navigation only. Coast guard and port medical services notified prior to departure.
