Queen of Cape Town — Private Crewed Charters · Western Cape

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Her Realm

No city on earth makes a grander entrance: Table Mountain flat as an altar, the Twelve Apostles marching down to Camps Bay, and the Atlantic throwing gold at the shoreline every evening.

Private

Crewed

Provisioned

Entirely Yours

The Experience

One vessel. One crew.
Your Cape Town.

Cast off from the V&A Waterfront with the mountain filling the sky behind you. Seals play in the harbour mouth; beyond it the swell turns long and easy. Run the coast past Clifton's four white beaches, raise a glass off Camps Bay as the Apostles light up amber, and if the southeaster allows, push for the back of Robben Island where history sits quiet on the horizon. Sundowners here are not a drink — they are a civic ceremony.

green trees near body of water during daytime — Green trees near body of water during daytime — photo: Sophie de Klerk

From the Water

Cape Town, as the Queen sees her

a rocky beach with a body of water and mountains in the background with Table Mountain in the background — A rocky beach with a body of water and mountains in the background with table mountain in the background — photo: Brent Ninaber

aerial view of green and brown mountains under blue sky during daytime — Aerial view of green and brown mountains under blue sky during daytime — photo: Delano Ramdas

green grass field near body of water during daytime — Green grass field near body of water during daytime — photo: Sebastian Canaves

a large body of water with a mountain in the background — A large body of water with a mountain in the background — photo: katsuma tanaka

a view of a mountain with a city below it — A view of a mountain with a city below it — photo: Jean van Wyk

A blurry photo of a beach with waves coming in — photo: Asher Pardey

green grass on rocky shore during daytime — Green grass on rocky shore during daytime — photo: Zander R

sandy beach at sunset — Sandy beach at sunset — photo: Brent Ninaber

The City

Why Cape Town

Table Mountain

The thousand-metre sandstone table that owns the skyline — wreathed in its 'tablecloth' of cloud on the best evenings.

Clifton Beaches

Four boulder-framed coves of white sand and bluer-than-blue Atlantic, numbered like courses in a tasting menu.

Robben Island

The flat island across Table Bay where Mandela was held — a pilgrimage best understood from the water he looked across.

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The maiden season is by invitation.

Private crewed charters from $1,000 per hour — yours alone, fully provisioned, and unhurried from the moment you step aboard. Founding-list guests sail first and sail finest.

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One vessel. One crew.Your Cape Town.