A crewed superyacht cruising open water at golden hour

Abundant Enterprises · Fort Lauderdale

A world-class crewed yacht. Weeks away, not months. One straight answer on price.

Most charters take days to book and hide the real cost. Tell me your dates and I'll tell you what's actually available — and what it actually costs, all in. — James, Fort Lauderdale

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James — Abundant Enterprises, Fort Lauderdale

I run crewed charters out of Fort Lauderdale. Text me and you'll hear back in minutes, not days.

Let's personalize this

Four quick questions and I'll pull what fits.

The more I know, the sharper the shortlist. Takes about a minute — then I'll show you what's open.

How many aboard?

The Coast Guard caps most crewed charters at 13 guests.

When do you want to sail?

Give me a window, or tell me you're flexible.

Three days is the minimum charter length.

What experience are you picturing?

A range is fine — it just tells me where to look.

Where do you want to go?

I'll recommend if you'd rather I did.

Where do I reach you?

I'll email you the shortlist personally.

You're in — pick a time

Grab a slot and I'll have your shortlist ready.

Choose whatever works. If nothing fits, just reply to my email and we'll sort it.

Got it

I'll send you what's opening up.

Check your email. When your dates firm up, reply and I'll pull the live shortlist for that window.

Silence

No inbox. No crowd. No schedule. Seven hundred islands of quiet, two hours off Fort Lauderdale.

Speed

First text to boarding in a few weeks — one if we move fast. I handle the boat, the crew, the itinerary. You show up.

Straight talk

No APA surprises, no hidden dock bill. I'll even tell you which boat not to book.

What it actually costs

The all-in number, before you book. Not after.

Base charter feethe boat & crew
+ APA25–40% · fuel, food, dockage
+ Gratuity15–20% · the crew
+ Local taxwhere applicable
= Your all-in numberone figure, quoted up front

You'll know it before you book, not after.

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