A Vacation with a Private Chef
Meals planned around your group. Preferences noted before you board.
No restaurants. No reservations. No waiting.
What the chef actually does
Before your charter begins, your chef sends a provisioning questionnaire. Allergies, preferences, dietary restrictions, favorite cuisines, things you hate — all noted. From there, they design a week of menus tailored to your group. Grilled Anegada lobster the night you anchor there. Sushi the afternoon you want something light. A full Caribbean breakfast spread the morning you sleep in.
Drinks are included too. The standard ship's bar is stocked before departure based on your preferences. Your chef handles all of it — you just show up and eat.
Why this is different from a resort
Resort dining means menus, reservations, service windows, and food made for a hundred different tables at once. A private chef on a catamaran makes food for one table: yours. They know your name. They know how you like your steak. They know the kids won’t eat cilantro. That level of personalization is genuinely rare — and it is the standard on Aquanimity, not an upgrade.
What else is included
The chef is one part of the full crew. Your captain handles navigation, routing, weather, and anchoring. Together they run the boat so your group never has to think about logistics. Seven nights, all-inclusive, from $23,370, with rates based on guest count — as low as $465 per person per night at eight guests, with the core onboard charter costs included.
Tell us what you love to eat
When you reach out, mention your group’s preferences. Your chef will take it from there.
“From homemade lasagna to an incredible sushi night, complete with fresh rolls made right on the boat, to homemade bread and cake. Every meal felt special.”
