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A large motor yacht under way on open water leaving a long wake

Central agency Β· fourteen yachts under representation, Monaco and Antibes

We represent the boat,
not the week.

A central agent works for the owner: filling the calendar, protecting the asset and saying no to the charter that will cost more in damage than it earns. Fourteen yachts, because the fifteenth is where the attention runs out.

  • Fourteen yachts, deliberately
  • Every enquiry vetted before the owner sees it
  • Owner's calendar comes first

The fleet

Fourteen yachts, and what each is actually good at

For owners

What a central agent is for

01

We turn charters down

A party of twelve for three nights in August looks like money and costs a refinished aft deck. The owner sees the enquiries worth seeing, and hears about the ones we declined and why.

02

Fourteen yachts, not ninety

A central agent with ninety yachts is a listing site. At fourteen we have been aboard all of them this season, know which crew are leaving, and can tell a broker something true about each.

03

The calendar belongs to the owner

Owner's use is blocked first and never quietly moved to fit a booking. It sounds obvious; it is the commonest complaint about central agents and the reason most owners change.

04

Damage is settled honestly

Photographed at handover and at return, with the APA reconciled line by line inside fourteen days. Charterers are not billed for wear, and owners are not asked to absorb damage.

A laid table on the aft deck of a yacht at anchor

β€œThe previous agents had her booked out for eleven weeks and I still lost money on the season once the repairs were counted. These ran nine weeks, said no to three enquiries, and the boat came out of it in better condition than she went in.”

Owner, 42m motor yacht Β· fourth season under charter
4.8 from 95 reviews

The office

Monaco and Antibes

3 rue du Gabian, Fontvieille
98000 Monaco

Mon – Fri
9:00 – 19:00 CET
In season
Seven days, June to September
Duty broker
24 hours during a charter

About this page

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Or speak to Colin Squire directly β€” +44 (0)7990 570292 Β· colinsquire@yachtingmatters.com

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