Queen of Rio de Janeiro — Private Crewed Charters

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Her Realm

Sugarloaf at the gate, Christ on the ridge, samba in the streets and forty shades of green falling straight into the South Atlantic. The Cidade Maravilhosa was built to be seen from a boat.

Private

Crewed

Provisioned

Entirely Yours

The Experience

One vessel. One crew.
Your Rio de Janeiro.

Leave Marina da Glória and Guanabara Bay opens like an amphitheatre — Sugarloaf to starboard, the Redeemer floating in the haze above. Round the point and run the full length of Copacabana and Ipanema from the waterline, where the beach umbrellas turn to confetti and Dois Irmãos stands guard over the far end. Anchor, swim, pour something cold, and let the city show off. It will. It always does.

a group of people walking along a beach next to the ocean — A group of people walking along a beach next to the ocean — photo: Johannes Mändle

From the Water

Rio de Janeiro, as the Queen sees her

topless man in black shorts running on white sand during daytime — Topless man in black shorts running on white sand during daytime — photo: Thiago Rocha

a group of people standing on top of a sandy beach — A group of people standing on top of a sandy beach — photo: Antonio Pires

a group of people sitting under umbrellas on a beach — A group of people sitting under umbrellas on a beach — photo: Alev Takil

body of water near city buildings under blue sky during daytime — Body of water near city buildings under blue sky during daytime — photo: Raphael Nogueira

A group of people walking down a street next to a beach — photo: Elise Lainé

a group of surfboards sitting on top of a sandy beach — A group of surfboards sitting on top of a sandy beach — photo: Kseniia Lobko

green mountain beside body of water during daytime — Green mountain beside body of water during daytime — photo: Alex Teixeira

A group of people riding bikes down a street — photo: Elise Lainé

The City

Why Rio de Janeiro

Sugarloaf Mountain

The granite sentinel at the harbour mouth — cable cars crawling up its spine, boats wheeling at its feet.

Ipanema

The world's most musical beach, bookended by the Dois Irmãos peaks and soundtracked since 1962.

Christ the Redeemer

Thirty metres of open arms on Corcovado, blessing the bay — and every boat in it — from 700 metres up.

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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.

Join the Founding List

One vessel. One crew.Your Rio de Janeiro.