How to Contact Seafin Luxury Charters to Plan a Charter
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Seafin Luxury Charters takes bookings by direct enquiry rather than through an online checkout — the site's own guidance is to "contact us" to plan your day on the water. So the practical route is: decide roughly what you want (occasion, group size, date, package), then get in touch with those details so the team can build a bespoke itinerary. This suits anyone planning a private group charter on the Solent, whether it's a milestone celebration, a client day, or a watersports outing.
What to sort out before you make contact
Because every charter is designed around the group, having a few basics ready makes the first exchange faster:
- Occasion — milestone birthday, corporate hosting, family day, sunset cruise.
- Group size — Seafin accommodates up to 30 guests, and the yacht is chartered exclusively for one group at a time.
- Preferred date — or a shortlist of dates if you're flexible.
- Which package direction appeals — Cruise & Dine, Cruise & Watersports, or the All-Inclusive Seafin Experience (details below).
- Any special requirements — catering preferences, water sports, arrival touches such as champagne on boarding.
The three packages you can ask about
The site lists three ready-made charter packages, each privately booked for your group only:
| Package | Character | Crew | Included highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cruise & Dine | Full day on the water with lunch at a partner restaurant | Professional crew of 4 | Welcome breakfast on boarding; unlimited drinks on board (house wines, beers, soft drinks, tea and coffee) |
| Cruise & Watersports | Adrenaline-filled day | Crew of 5, including an experienced watersports team | Jet skis, paddle boards, inflatables and a RIB; welcome breakfast on boarding |
| All-Inclusive Seafin Experience | Fully hosted private charter | Crew of 5 | All food and unlimited drink; morning cruise around the Solent; welcome breakfast on boarding |
All three include private use of Seafin for you and your guests — no sharing with other parties.
How to actually get in touch
The website's stated route is its contact page: the closing line of the charter section reads "To plan your day on the water, please contact us." Use that enquiry to open the conversation, and include the details from the checklist above.
A useful first message covers:
- Your name and how to reach you.
- The occasion and approximate guest number (up to 30).
- Preferred date(s).
- The package that interests you, or a description of the day you have in mind.
- Anything bespoke — private chef, champagne arrival, sunset timing, watersports.
What happens after you enquire
Seafin positions itself around bespoke charters: "our bespoke charters are designed to meet your exact needs," and "no two days aboard are the same." The onboard events manager and professional crew handle the detail, so once you've shared your requirements the team can shape an itinerary — from a morning Solent cruise to a sunset finish — around your group.
Common points to clarify in your enquiry
- Availability for your date, since exclusive charter means one group per day.
- What's included versus arranged separately for your chosen package — the site lists inclusions per package, so confirm anything beyond them.
- Timings — start, duration and finish — especially if you want a sunset cruise.
- Watersports logistics if you're leaning toward Cruise & Watersports, so the crew of 5 can be briefed.
If you're still deciding between packages, the simplest approach is to describe the day you want and let Seafin recommend the closest fit.